Easter egg decorating ideas

EASTER FUN
Michele Thompson, MS

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Eggs are the universal symbol of fertility and new life and the most identifiable symbol of the Easter holiday. Coloring eggs has been a custom dating back to the Pagan times when bright colors were symbolic of spring and a celebration of the spring equinox.

In modern times, people around the world decorate eggs to celebrate Easter. In the States, dyeing eggs is a quintessential family affair that is often followed by a fun-filled Easter egg hunt.

Whether you are dyeing eggs with your kids or simply want to decorate your kitchen and dining area for the holiday, these artistic egg-adorning ideas will illuminate your Easter spirit. Multiple colors, stenciled designs and marbleizing are just a few of the creative techniques that will make your beautiful eggs a special find.


THE BASICS

Egg decorating does not require many ingredients. Here is a small list of necessities.
 
  • Hard cooked eggs
  • Coloring agents (food coloring or natural dyes)
  • White vinegar
  • Kitchen gloves (to keep your hands stain-free)
  • Small bowls

 

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Michele Thompson, MS, food and health editor for www.SheKnows.com and www.ChefMom.com, is a health and wellness expert, personal chef, and freelance writer specializing in food and fitness in Bozeman, Montana. You can reach her at michele.thompson@sheknows.com.


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