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A creative and fun take on the Easter egg decorating game; these designs use washi tape instead of dye or paint. Find the tape online, or in any craft store, in any design you like and get creative with the design you wish to achieve. Easy to clean up and fun to do, this will be you next DIY project this spring.

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Celebrate spring with this botanical design. Inspired by mother nature, use small herb sprigs and leaves to create this festive design. After you’ve centered the leaf, dip the egg is in a color fit for spring.

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Head to the craft store to pick up some crochet and ribbons needed to make this fun and adorable eggs. Use some pastel hues for the holiday and use these eggs as a cute centerpiece for your Easter day festivities.

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Girly girls will love the design of this egg. Using paint in lavender and periwinkle, take a paper mache egg and use paper flowers to create the look. Head to the craft store for pre-made paper flowers and create this feminine design.

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Get crafty with this pastel egg design. Pastel has long been the color hue for Easter and these cutesy designs will have you wanting to decorate the whole house with the eggs. Choose any pastel colors you like and get to decorating.

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Get inspired with the CMYK print and decorate your eggs this year with the overlapping dot design. The print is quite easy to achieve; all that’s needed is food coloring, vinyl sheets and circle stickers. The design is both stylish and easy to create.

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Impress both kids and adults with this watercolor design. This artsy design may look difficult, but it is much easier than you would think. Use colors in pastel hues and create a watercolor effect with the ease of a spoon and going from a lighter color to a darker one.

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Ombre has been everywhere from fashion to beauty and now it’s having its moment with arts and crafts. Whatever your favorite color maybe find the dye in that color and get to crafting withthis ombre design. Create the ombre look by leaving the eggs in the color for varying amounts of time, the results should give you a fantastic ombre effect.

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Nothing says a party quite like confetti eggs. Try out this fun design by grabbing some gold confetti, or whatever color suits you, and pastel colored paint. We like the way the gold looks combined with lavender and mint.

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Your eggs are about to get a little high fashion with this cracked metallic appearance. Take the usual steps of dying the egg, but take it up a notch by covering it with a metallic gold leaf. Cover the egg with glue, and cover with gold leaf, have fun creating a random pattern over the egg.

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