BEST Dyed Easter Eggs! How To Tie Dye Easter Eggs – EASY DIY Easter Egg Decorating Ideas Kids Will Love

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Here is a fun and cool way to dye Easter eggs?

Check out this Easter egg dye idea that only requires 5 items and 1 is hardboiled eggs.

The coolest way to decorate your Easter eggs.

This is a no food coloring dying technique it is super cool.

A simple and easy way to DIY Easter eggs with coffee filters – YES coffee filters – awesome decorating idea kids will love.

A cool way to dye eggs that kids of all ages love – kids, teens & tweens!

A great DIY egg decorating tutorial when you are needing some new, creative and unique ideas.

Follow the step by step instructions to make cool tie dye like pattern Easter eggs.

The vibrant colors will have the kids eyes light up.

So grab some eggs & few supplies and you to can have some the BEST dyed Easter eggs this year!

If you have some hardboiled eggs and wondering what to do to dye Easter eggs then check this idea out!

For more Easter egg coloring ideas check out these:

Learn how to dye Easter Eggs the easy way

Fold one coffee filter in half and color different colors around the filter.

Make sure to press hard so it bleeds through to the other side.

Repeat step with other colors.

Open filter up and place one hard-boiled egg in the middle.

Wrap the coffee filter around the egg and tie off with a rubber band.

Place wrapped eggs on a paper plate and squirt each egg with water until it is completely wet.

Don’t add to much water, just add enough where it is wet but not soaked.

Place in fridge for about 20-25 minutes.

Take out and unwrap each egg to reveal its pretty pattern.

Have fun

Enjoy

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Easter Eggs Tie Dye
Supplies

Instructions

Fold one coffee filter in half and color different colors around the filter. Make sure to press hard so it bleeds through to the other side. Repeat step with other colors.
Open filter up and place one hardboiled egg in the middle. Wrap the coffee filter around the egg and tie off with a rubber band.
Place wrapped eggs on a paper plate and squirt each egg with water until it is completely wet. Don’t add to much water, just add enough where it is wet but not soaked.
Place in fridge for about 20-25 minutes. Take out and unwrap each egg to reveal its pretty pattern.

Craft Notes

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