Easter will be here before we know it. And that means figuring out what your Easter eggs are going to look like this year.
Let’s face it. Having the same plain colored Easter eggs every year is kind of boring. And if you’re looking for something fun and unique, there’s a lot to choose from.
Some are elaborate and some are super simple to make. Either way, your eggs are sure to be Instagram worthy. You just have to choose what design you want.
Here are 50 awesome egg designs you’ll want to copy this Easter:
1) Galaxy Eggs
These galaxy Easter eggs are out of this world. They get their look using sponges. Learn how to make them here.
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Dream a Little Bigger
2) Cactus Eggs
How cute are these?! They are super simle to make too! Get the tutorial here.
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Delia Creates
3) Tie Eggs
Now these are really cool! Believe it or not but they were made by wrapping a silk tie around the egg. Get the details here.
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Our Best Bites
4) Foil Tattoo Eggs
These eggs are Uber elegant. And they were simply made with temporary tattoos. Learn more here.
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Martha Stewart
5) Carved Egg Shell
Looking for an ulta elaborate egg design? These carved egg designs are super fancy. Learn how to carve an egg here.
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eHow
6) Black and White Doodles
Not into color? These black and white eggs are still festive without being colorful. Just use a Sharpie to draw on your designs.
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bloglovin.com
7) Watercolor Floral Eggs
These Easter eggs look like pretty little paintings. The black outline really gives them an artist’s touch. Learn how to make them here.
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Dream a Little Bigger
8) Pipe Cleaner Bunnies
Look at these cute little babies. These are pastel dyed eggs with Sharpie faces. Pipe cleaners are glued to the eggs to create bunny eats. Learn how to make them here.
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mom.com
9) Dried Flowers
These eggs get their prints from dried flowers. The flowers are glued to the egg. The egg is then wrapped in nylon hose. They are then boiled in the same pot with onion peels.
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GoldTeam
10) Shaving Cream
Using shaving cream and food coloring gives your eggs a marbled effect. Just dip your egg in the shaving cream and wipe off. Get the details here.
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Martha Stewart
11) Painted Carvings
Now that you know how to carve eggs, you can get fanicer with it. You can paint elaborate scenes on your egg. The carving will give your painting lots of dimension.
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Art et Artisanat du Monde
12) Ombre Eggs
Ombre eggs will also look pretty on any table. Just leave the eggs in for shorter or longer amounts of time. You can find more information here.
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Sugar and Charm
13) Game of Thrones Dragon Eggs
These Easter eggs were inspired by Game of Thrones. They are metallic dragon eggs. Learn how to make them here.
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Makezine
14) Ice Cream Cone Eggs
Now these are just darling! They’re little ice cream cones! Get the instructions on how to make them here.
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Kara's Party Ideas
15) Ombre Stripe Eggs
These ombre striped eggs are pretty cool looking. Just dip them in sections. Keep adding water to the pigment as you go.
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16) Calligraphy Egg
Want to flex your calligraphy skills? Script up your Easter eggs. Make it easier with adhering tattoo paper. Get the details here.
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Oh Happy Day
17) Minion Eggs
Eggs are the perfect shape for Minions. Just double dip your egg. Then decorate with a Sharpie and googly eyes. Learn more here.
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wiggly.com
18) Starry Night
Turn your Easter eggs into a work of art. These are hand painted in the style of Van Gogh. It might take some practice but it will be worth it.
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Ancia
19) Place Card Easter Eggs
Your Easter eggs can double as place cards. Just use a chalk pen to write their names on the egg. Learn more here.
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Sugar and Charm
20) Glitter Eggs
These Easter eggs are sure to be eye catching. They sparkle all over the place. Learn how to make them here.
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Martha Stewart
21) Robin Eggs
These Easter eggs look like robin eggs. Except they have pretty gold speckles. Get the tutorial for these here.
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Honestly Yum
22) Shabby Chic Easter Egg
These shabby chic Easter eggs look super vintage. They are made in several steps involving 3D paint and Mod Podge. Get the details here.
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Fancy Deco
23) Floral Eggs
These Easter eggs really say springtime. They were handpainted. Learn how they were made here.
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Decor 8
24) Mosaic Eggs
These eggs look like a piece of mosaic art. It’s made with cracked egg shells. Learn how to get this effect here.
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Say Not Sweet Anne
25) Sprinkle Eggs
These candy coated eggs are super fun. They are made with nonpareil sprinkles. You’ll find the tutorial for these here.
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Studio DIY
26) Gold Leaf Eggs
Want your Easter eggs covered in gold? Gold leaf can make that happen. Learn how here.
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SheKnows
27) Flower Crown Eggs
These Easter eggs are pretty as a princess. All you need for these Easter eggs are some baby’s breath and a thin marker. Learn more here.
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Flax and Twine
28) Super Mario Eggs
Are you a Nintendo fan? These eggs are for Nintendo fans. You just have to do a bit of handpainting. Learn how to make them here.
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Instructables
29) Confetti Eggs
This method will also add some sparkle to your Easter. They are dipped in gold confetti. You can find the tutorial here.
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Studio DIY
30) Abstract Eggs
These offer another fun design. You just paint the egg different colors and use a paint pen on them. Get the full instructions here.
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Paper & Stitch
31) Indigo Marble Eggs
These Easter eggs kind of remind me of stonewashed denim. They were made with blue nail polish. Get the details here.
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Alice and Lois
32) Typograph Eggs
These are like the conversation heart versions of Easter eggs. These eggs are painted with craft paint and the letters are made from adhesive vinyl but I bet any letter stickers would do. Learn more here.
33) Metallic Easter Egg
Who doesn’t want metal Easter eggs? A coat of paint will make your eggs look metallic. Get the tutorial here.
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Delineate Your Dwelling
34) Baby Chick Eggs
These baby chick eggs are as cute as a button. They are dip dyed with pen detail. Learn more here.
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Tell Love and Party
35) Kool-Aid Eggs
You can also dye both Easter eggs with Kool-Aid. Just squirt some Kool-Aid liquid drink mix on your eggs.
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Freutcake
36) Gumball Machine Eggs
These eggs look like candy will shoot right out of them. All you need are some Sharpies, glue, and some cardboard. You can find the instructions here.
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A Joyful Riot
37) Moss Eggs
Want to go green this Easter? Try these moss-covered eggs. Learn how to make them here.
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The Merry Thought
38) Paper Flower Eggs
These eggs look like a garden. You can make your flowers as elaborate or simple as you want. Get the details here.
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Better Homes & Gardens
39) Emoji Eggs
These Easter eggs look just like your favorite emojis. These eggs get handpainted. Learn more here.
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Studio DIY!
40) Blotted
These multicolored eggs are very modern looking. They have a cool blotted look to them. Learn how to make them here.
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Frugal Mom Eh!
41) Drip Egg
These Easter eggs look like they were dripped on. And they were… with paint. Get the details here.
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Lines Across
42) Dotted Brush Strokes
These Easter eggs have a litte pizazz without all the fuss. They are dyed and dashed with paint brush strokes. You can find the tutorial here.
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Tell Love and Party
43) Seismograph Eggs
These eggs don pretty prints. They also have cool gold accents. Get the instructions on how to make them here.
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Aunt Peaches
44) Pantone Eggs
Do you love color? Then you’ll love these Pantone eggs. Get the tutorial here.
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How About Orange
45) Cameo Eggs
These cute character eggs feature festive silhouette cameos. You can really do any shape you have a sticker of. Place a sticke ron your egg, then color in your dots around the sticker before you peel it off. Learn more here.
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Cutesy Crafts
46) Spray Paint Eggs
It doesn’t get easier than spraypainting your Easter eggs. It’s a ten minute job. Get the details here.
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The Crafted Life
47) Ninja Turtle Eggs
Your kids will love these Easter eggs. They’re made to look like the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles. Learn how to make them here.
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A Pumpkin & a Princess
48) Embroidered Eggs
These don’t just look like embroidered eggs. They are embroidered eggs. Learn how to make them here.
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Design Sponge
49) Wrapped Eggs
You can get a lot of color in by wrapping your Easter eggs. It’s best to use thin yarn. Learn how to make them here.
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Bored Panda
50) Chalk Board Eggs
You can change the look of your Easter eggs everyday with this design. Just give your eggs a coat of chalkboard paint. Learn more here.
