Easter Egg Decorating Technique

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Easter egg decorating is one of my favorite childhood activities. It brings back awesome memories from when I was a kid. I know plastic Easter eggs are popular now, but I am a firm believer that dying and decorating eggs is one of the best family Easter activities around!

Growing up, we used the classic vinegar and dye tablets, but this new way is even more fun, tasty, and totally new! Cool Whip dyed Easter eggs is the best way to create an easy, but amazing, marbled effect! Kids will have so much fun with this technique.

Cool Whip Dyed Easter Eggs | A fun technique for Easter Egg decorating that is an easy way to create marbled eggs. Great for little kids.

Supplies:

Pyrex Dish
2 Bowls (size depends on how many eggs you are dying)
Toothpicks
Food Coloring
Paper Towels
Tub of Cool Whip
Vinegar
Hard Boiled Eggs

Use these simple products to create amazing easter eggs!

How To Make Cool Whip Dyed Easter Eggs

Begin by placing your hard boiled eggs in a dish with vinegar. It is okay if they are not completely covered. Let the eggs sit for about 5 minutes, rotating half way through if they are only partially covered.

Next, prepare your Cool Whip egg dying “bath”. Dump the Cool Whip into your pyrex dish and choose the colors you want to use. Randomly squirt drops of color on the Cool Whip. The more food coloring you use, the more vibrant the color will be, so use as much or as little dye as you want.

Take your toothpick and drag it around to create a pattern in the Cool Whip. Once you have created a pattern you like, roll your eggs in it.

Use cool whip to dye your easter eggs this year! This is an easy Easter egg decorating technique.

Once the eggs are totally covered in Cool Whip, set them in a bowl. Place the bowl with Cool Whip covered eggs in the fridge for 12-24 hours.

The next day, remove the eggs and wipe them clean with a paper towel. Your eggs should be perfectly marbled!

Create easy, marbled Easter Eggs with this simple dying technique. Secret ingredient: Cool Whip!

Kids will have such a fun time with Easter egg decorating this way. It is a fun and easy way for little ones who might have trouble using an egg holder and maneuvering eggs in and out of cups of vinegar dye!

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Hi! My name is Leah Leatherby. I graduated from UC Davis with a BS in Textiles Marketing and Science. Since then, I have had two little ones; a 4 year old boy, and a 2 year old little girl. My life now consists of planning parties, baking cookies, and watching my kids. My husband has 75 first cousins alone, so we pretty much have an event every weekend! It keeps us busy, and lets me get my creative juices flowing.