Easter decoration

Modern decoration proposals with Easter eggs that brings you closer to… Resurrection.

The basic decorative element of Easter decoration is the eggs. Fortunately, nowadays there are plenty of ideas from the traditional red color - which is timeless and beautiful - with bunny stickers, to original setups that makes you upset in the idea of ruining them.

Elegant two-tones. You firstly need to decide the dominant color, for example here we have the blue-indigo. Next, get adhesive paper tape in the thinnest dimension you can find. If you already have a wide strip at home, just cut it into narrower strips, which you will use to wrap around the eggs. Wrap some with dense "weave" and some with thin.

Another idea is to decorate eggs by using little rounded stickers - like the ones that bookstores have for envelopes. Then paint the eggs with the suitable procedure. Allow them to dry and remove the strips and stickers. It’s gonna be perfect, funky and easy to create!

Chalk! Please keep in mind that if you go with chalk, then the eggs will be for decorative use only. For this reason, if you want you can use fresh boiled eggs, but you can also buy some fake ones, which you can keep next year.

Start by applying a coat of blackboard paint. Allow it to dry and then apply a second coat for the best finish. When completely dried, take some chalks in different colors and paint whatever patterns you prefer: flowers, bunnies, your children's names, colorful dots, stripes, etc. Place them in galvanized pots or ceramic plates and decorate them on your table.

Do you have any Artistic Concerns? Decorate the classic supermarket egg papercase with eggs that you are going to decorate by sticking wrapping paper on. Use any leftovers of gifts, bags, and even napkins. Do not mind the dice - see them as a sign of their charm. If you are an artist, then you can do something similar by painting the eggs with different themes or patterns.

Floriculture? It’s true. Accidents always happen and we have many losses with the things we create. But one thing you learn from the "disasters" is that even with the wreckage you can recreate something nice. A creative mind makes up ideas using whatever material may have at its disposal. For example, use broken egg shells to make beautiful tiny flower pots.