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50 Photos From People Who Showed Off Their Incredible Easter Egg Decorating Skills Online
Happy Easter weekend, pandas! If you’re celebrating this Sunday, we hope you have the most wonderful time with your friends and family members, devouring chocolate bunnies and enjoying the nice spring weather. And even if you don't have any plans, we’ve got an eggcellent treat in store for you down below!
Bored Panda has gone on a hunt across the whole internet to find some of the most beautiful, creative and impressive Easter eggs the world has ever seen. So enjoy scrolling through this list that might inspire you to go all out with your paint brushes this weekend, and be sure to upvote all of the pics that you think would make the Easter Bunny proud!
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#1
Pysanky, Aka Ukrainian Easter Eggs, Made By My Mother
AyrinCharles 2 years ago
They are not only Ukrainian, the tradition is Eastern European, Romania also has it and many other Eastern European countries.
Leslie Jabine 2 years ago
These are just the shells, the egg is raw and the inside is blown out through a small hole. People save these as long as they last!
Sarah Schumm 2 years ago
Came here to say this! My family always did Easter eggs this way because my grandmother learned the shell technique from a Polish neighbor. We kept them and bought them out every Easter. I didn’t know people used hard bodied eggs until one year I packed the hard boiled egg I decorated in Girl Scouts with our other eggs.
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Islandchild 2 years ago
I learned how to do these years ago. It's a soothing practice. And you do not crack them. They are not for eating.
bears. beets. battlestar galactica. 2 years ago
are they hard boiled or raw?
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Spikey Bunny 2 years ago
Yes you do! We all deserve to be surrounded by art, beauty, talent, and perfection. It helps us all to appreciate the beauty in the world... so we can celebrate it, share it, and work/strive to add to our own beauty back to it. While I do understand your sentiment, please don't devalue yourself like that. You are perfection too.
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Ralph Watkins 2 years ago
My uncle was bombardier on a B-17G in Europe during WW-II. Most of his crew were Polish or Ukrainian. He sent a telegram home to say they were painting pysanky for Easter 1945. They painted up their bombs that they dropped on Berlin on Easter Sunday morning.
the great archduke 2 years ago
ohhhhhh i've made these before! it's pretty difficult and revolves around burning wax, dye, and delicate eggs
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#2
My Beautiful Easter Eggs
Spocks's Mom 2 years ago (edited)
Green is my favorite color too. And the yellows are so pretty. These eggs are oddly soothing. (Grün ist auch meine Lieblingsfarbe. Und die Gelbs sind so hübsch. Diese Eier sind seltsam beruhigend.)
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Courtney Bennett 2 years ago
What kind of sorcery allows someone's hand to be that steady??!!?? Those are truly remarkable and I'm in awe!
#3
My Mom Is Homophobic And Forced Me To Decorate Eggs This Year. So I Made My Eggs Different Pride Flags. She Has No Idea
Raymond Pobiak 2 years ago
@Ganja4Eva: Easter isn’t for queers??? Also, would you ridicule God for creating LGBTs or do you believe that they were born straight but then decided to join a group that receives hatred and abuse?
Foffy Skrimshaw 2 years ago
Why is this thread arguing about a pagan tradition Christians adopted to help convert the pagans.
Basil (they/them) 2 years ago (edited)
marinamartinez, why shove everything “god” to the world? Or are you too busy shoving religion down people's throats to realize your hypocrisy? I would reply to your comment, but I am unable. Sorry. Have a prideful day!
Violet 2 years ago
The same question. Why shove your... how to say... "preferences" to other people? No one cares about your habits, so do not try to get attention.
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When I was a kid, I looked forward to dying Easter eggs all year long. My mother would hard boil dozens of eggs for my brothers and I, then would set up an extravagant spread of various colors, stickers, crayons, paint brushes and more to ensure we could create whatever beautiful visions we could imagine on our festive eggs. We weren’t too interested in eating the eggs, but we loved showing off our masterpieces and creating a few that we would send rolling down the driveway to race one another. Easter was never a huge holiday for myself or my family, but I’ll look back on the memories of decorating eggs with my brothers for the rest of my life.
Easter is a traditionally Christian holiday, so the entire world does not partake in the festivities, but it is widely celebrated in about 95 nations. According to Kwintessential, many countries around the world have various ways of celebrating, with chocolate eggs and Easter egg hunts being common in the United States and the United Kingdom. As a kid, I was always lucky to receive an Easter basket with chocolates, and I would run around the yard searching for eggs filled with candy and, if I was really lucky, I might even find $5. Hot-cross buns are also popular in the UK on Good Friday, a delicious tradition I was happy to partake in when living there.
#4
This Is How We Dye Easter Eggs In Serbia Using Only Natural Ingredients
We wrap the leaves around the eggs with old nylon stockings and tie them with yarn. For dying, we use onion skin.
Alex Boyd 2 years ago
My grandmother used to dye onions skin eggs! She'd save up the skins for a long time in advance, so she had a lot, and the color was really nice. She didn't used other materials to make designs on them like this person did, but just the natural variations in the eggshells would make subtle, random patterns. I ought to start saving up onion skins now, and do some next year.
Ganja4Eva 2 years ago
Yep, that is the way those from the post were done... Don't forget the stockings! 😅
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Amanda Rose 2 years ago
While I have never dyed eggs with onion skins, I have dyed fabric with them. It's such a gorgeous red color!
#5
Easter Eggs Hand-Painted By My Mom. Happy Easter From Germany
Laura Mende (Human) 2 years ago
Are you from the Lausitz? This looks like eggs made by the "Sorben" people.
zububonsai 2 years ago (edited)
Those eggs in the picture have holes with little strings poking out. So, they are "empty" and re used every year. [I clean the raw eggs to get rid of the date stamp, then poke two holes (up: smaller, down: bigger) in them, blow the white and yolk out (scrambled eggs), blow water inside and shake so that the rest & skin comes out. Dry it. When dry: paint (I do Acryl paint). Dry again. Take half of a match and knot a loop of string in its middle, Push the match part through the upper hole off the egg.] PS: I usually keep 1 egg per year.
Load More Replies... Raymond Pobiak 2 years ago
Intricate, pretty and time consuming. Did Mom still have time to prepare that holiday meal that the family loves so much or does she use amphetamines?
Calvin Smelliott 2 years ago
They're gorgeous, but who has time to do that? One egg per child! Lol.
Joanne Earle 11 months ago
I hope those are either fake eggs or blown cause those are wayyyyy too beautiful to destroy and eat.
#6
My Work Had An Easter Egg Contest And This Was My Submission
“In France the church bells do not ring for three days from Good Friday as a token of mourning for the crucified Christ,” Kwintessential explains. “Easter morning children watch the sky to see the bells ‘fly back from Rome’, while their elder family members hide chocolate eggs for them to find.”
Meanwhile, “Italians celebrate with a Paschal feast of roasted baby lamb and a crown-shaped bread studded with coloured candied eggs,” the team at Kwintessential goes on to note. “Dramatic processions take place including ‘devils’ rampaging around Prizzi and locals in Trapani carrying life-sized wooden sculptures through the streets for 10 hours. Easter processions are also spectacular in Spain, with special celebrations of note taking place in Valladolid, Malaga and Seville.”
#7
Beautiful Hand-Painted Easter Eggs
Spikey Bunny 2 years ago
I wonder what kind of paint they used... acrylic, watercolor, inks? I'm trying to use watercolor on a couple eggs I boiled yesterday. The only thing I've learned so far is to let them come to room temperature first to avoid the condensation on the shells fresh out of the refrigerator... I'll try to let you know how it works.
#8
This Is My Painting Of The Earth On An Ostrich Egg
#9
Easter Eggs Hand-Decorated By My Uncle. Happy Easter From Croatia
astral slug (he/she/they) 2 years ago (edited)
wow, it seems like a lot of slavic countries have similar traditions and designs for these. they're all really pretty! edit: wow 40 upvotes! i need to comment more often.
Cheesenacho 2 years ago
We, here in the US have terrible Easter eggs compare to the gorgeous creations in Europe. I mean we just hold them in a dye bath…
Binny Tutera 2 years ago
Pysanky is alive and well in the USA. But yes, there is a lot more to it than dipping eggs in dye. The designs are mostly traditional and have meaning- that is why they show up over and over.
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In Germany, Easter is called Ostern and features celebrations including the lighting of Easter Fires and preparing special meals. “Unique festivities take place in Traustein, where riders in traditional Bavarian costume take part in an Easter horseback parade and there’s a sabre dance to celebrate the victory of spring over winter,” Kwintessential explains. “In the village of Oberammergau, a special Easter Passion Play takes place every 10 years.”
#10
I Made The Medieval Manuscript Horse Into An Actual One Using Wooden Eggs. Happy Easter
#11
My Van Gogh Masterpieces On The Easter Eggs
#12
I Never Got Around To Posting My Easter Eggs, But This Is Professor Eggsavier And Eggward Scissorhands
Hannah Hudson-Lee 2 years ago
Soft boil Eggward Scissorhands, make some soldiers and Johnny Dipp that yolk.
“In Sweden, this time of year is called Påskdagen and is predominantly a secular holiday, celebrated with a meal of eggs, herring, and Jansson’s Temptation (potato, onion and pickled sardines baked in cream) and where children may dress up as ‘Easter witches’,” Kwintessential writes. “Meanwhile, close by in Norway, many use the holiday to read mystery books and watch deceptive series, calling it Paaskekrim or ‘Easter-Crime’.”
#13
My Father's Ukrainian Easter Eggs Are Made From Emu Eggs. Banana For Scale
Aggressive Goose 2 years ago
Those are beautiful! That’s one W I D E banana though, unless that’s just perspective
Spocks's Mom 2 years ago
Emu eggs are just big. I think they might be slightly bigger than Aggressive Goose eggs, but I would have to see those next to a banana as well to judge.
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Amberlie Mikelsen 2 years ago (edited)
Nice 🙂 (I mean that the photo looks like that emoji, but the poster's father is also incredibly talented)
Cheesenacho 2 years ago
I’m curious…do those gorgeous eggs keep? Or do they go bad after some time?
the fallen soufflé 2 years ago
I don’t know about these, but when I make them, I poke a small hole in the bottom and drain the egg, so they keep forever!
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My Attempt At Scratched Easter Eggs
Anna Demkovych 2 years ago
We do them in Ukraine, too! One of the traditional ways of doing it - you dye the egg using natural dyes (onion peels, beetroot, etc) and scratch it with a needle. Those are called "shcryabanky"!
#15
Dragon Egg I Made With Push Pins And Painted With Glitter Polish
“In Mexico, Easter celebrations involve two big observances, Semana Santa (Holy Week) and Pascua (Resurrection Sunday to the following Saturday),” Kwintessential shares. “Starting on Palm Sunday, Semana Santa sees Passion Plays take place and locals buy special elaborately woven palms from outside churches, before hanging them on their doors to ward off evil. Easter Sunday morning marks the start of Pascua, where great celebrations follow the morning service, with towns often having fêtes including stalls and even fairground rides.”
#16
My Family Uses Natural Dyes And Leaves For Easter Eggs Each Year
VM37 2 years ago
Green is from spinach, yellow can be from kurkuma, purple beetroot and deep red from red onion skins. You put the natural dye (one of the above) in cold water add some winager and eggs at room temperature. Eggs have cover or other leave on them and tided with nylon stocking to jeep it in place. You boil it all together for about 15 minutes. Cooled and shine with vegetable oil.
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Amberlie Mikelsen 2 years ago
https://www.thekitchn.com/how-to-make-vibrant-naturally-dyed-easter-eggs-holiday-projects-from-the-kitchn-112957
#17
My Grandpa Takes His Easter Egg Hunt Seriously
Mulberry Juice 2 years ago
I keep staring and I still haven’t found it (/s)
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Cecilia Moore-Childree 2 years ago
Oh my goodness! My dad used to do this when were younger. He would spray paint them camo & then hide them! He passed away this February & it made me happy to see this post to remind me of him. Thank you.
#18
Easter Egg Decoration Of Evenflowstudio
Spocks's Mom 2 years ago
You can actually order and buy these from their studio. They are goose eggs. So nice!
Cyndielouwhoo 2 years ago
Is it me or are they getting progressively crankier the closer they are to the lense?
If you’re curious why we dye Easter eggs in the first place, it turns out that the tradition goes back thousands of years. “There is evidence that the Trypillian culture that lived in Central Europe from 4,500 BC to 3,000 BC dyed eggs,” Melissa Locker at Southern Living writes. “Generally, historians seem to think that the custom got started when the ancient Persians, or Zoroastrians, painted eggs for Nowruz, or Persian New Year, according to The Kitchn. That custom continues today among some Persian families who dye eggs to mark Nowruz.”
#19
I Made An Easter Egg Today. I'm Going To Give It To My Mom And Try To Score Some Daughter Points
#20
My Office Held An Easter Egg Decorating Contest. I'm Not Artistically Inclined
Hollyce Jeffriess 2 years ago
I love that it is displayed on a paper plate, the kind in every office lunch room.
#21
Egg Decoration (Great Idea From #betterhomesandgardens ... Use Temporary Tattoos ... So Many Possibilities
Basil 2 years ago
I belive they were dyed and then a temporary tattoo was applied.
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While we can’t know for sure exactly when Christians began dyeing Easter eggs, the tradition of drawing on eggs with wax and dye may have come from Ukraine in the 10th century, when Christianity spread there. “In the Greek Orthodox tradition, dyed red eggs have marked the occasion since Mary Magdalene went to visit the tomb of Jesus and discovered that he was no longer there and her snack basket of eggs turned bright red,” Locker explains.
#22
My Easter Eggs, 2020. Patterns Were Carved Into The Shell By A Needle
Anna Demkovych 2 years ago
We call those "shcryabaky" in Ukraine. Btw. did you use onion skins for coloring?
Spocks's Mom 2 years ago
This was on Reddit three years ago, but I found your answer. This is what OP had to say: "I dyed the egg first - boil in red onion peel, and let it sit in the water for half hour until it's cooled down. And then the needle tip scratches off the dye :)"
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#23
Happy Easter
Amberlie Mikelsen 2 years ago
Bert (Sesame Street), Butthead (B&B), Mojo Konojo Jojo (Powerpuff Girls), Patrick Star (SpongeBob SquarePants), Daffy Duck (Looney Toons), but I don't recognize the last one...
#24
Easter Eggs
Locker goes on to note that it wasn’t until the late 19th century that eggs became treats for children, “thanks in part to the Victorians who loved a good old tradition.” Their enthusiasm for historical fun “helped bring the art of dyeing Easter eggs into the modern era. Easter-egg hunts came next, and the White House got in on the fun, hosting the first annual Easter Egg Roll in 1878.”
#25
Easter Eggs From Transylvania
Kathleen Pearlman 2 years ago
Depends on how they got the "deep, rich red" - they are, after all, from Transylvania.
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My Friends Invited Me Over For Their Easter Egg Decorating Competition. They Thought I Was Toast When I Dropped My Egg. I Improvised And Won
#27
My Little Easter Hats For Eggs
Eris Kallisti 2 years ago
A great way to decorate brown eggs, they're the kind I always have on hand
Spikey Bunny 2 years ago
Gorgeous, Fun, Simple, and Re-usable! Knit once, draw on boiled eggs with a Sharpie, add the hat... then save the hats to re-use for many years to come! How wonderful!!!
We hope you’re enjoying these creative, beautiful and impressive Easter egg masterpieces, pandas! Feel free to steal some ideas from this list if you have plans to dye eggs this weekend, and let us know in the comments below what the most magical Easter eggs you’ve ever seen were. Then, if you’re interested in checking out a previous Bored Panda article featuring even more fabulously decorated Easter eggs, you can find our last list on the same topic right here!
#28
My Easter Egg This Year
#29
My Three-Year-Old Son Is Obsessed With Dragons. So I Made Him Some Dragon Eggs For Easter. They Are Nothing Special, But I Hope He Likes Them
I made them by taking aluminum foil and shaping it into eggs. Then I took white clay, made a bunch of tiny circles, and placed them from the bottom up. Then I baked the eggs and painted them.
WindySwede 2 years ago
Yhea! "They Are Nothing Special". Me: WTF, those are awsome!
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Mamaof5meemawof3 2 years ago
I bet he thinks they are pretty special! What a cool gift for him
#30
First Try For Easter Eggs This Year And Verry Happy With The Result
StitchIsCuteAndFluffy 2 years ago
Whoa. That’s amazing. I know all the others have colors and stuff, but this just looks so good. It’s so simple and that makes it beautiful.
#31
I Tried Painting Eggs Using The Pysanky Method. It's Very Time-Consuming But Kinda Therapeutic
#32
Easter Felt Eggs
#33
Easter Egg Coloring With Ties
Vanessa Richardson 2 years ago
Google says you have to use silk, then you boil them in vinegar for a couple of mins
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does that really work, like boiling it while it is wrapped with fabric?
Amberlie Mikelsen 2 years ago
I was actually kinda wondering when this one was gonna turn up. Ties, especially ones from the 70s-80s, are a really good option for this one; the colors and patterns were really bold and bright, and a lot of them were polyester or nylon, which were not known for their colorfastness back then and couldn't be dry-cleaned, so stains were usually a sentence to the "Tie Graveyard" box at the back of the closet or attic.
Joanne Earle 11 months ago
I've done this too with meh results but mostly cause I'd blown out the eggs so it was hard to keep them submerged in the dye. ONLY SILK TIES WILL WORK FOR THIS METHOD!
#34
Cool Easter Eggs Me And My Grandma Made
Spocks's Mom 2 years ago
These are gorgeous. I am going to try these with my niece and nephews next year.
#35
After Seeing Ed Sheeran On Saturday Night My Son Wanted To Design This For His Easter Egg Decoration Competition. Meet Egg Sheeran
#36
My Easter Eggs. It's Not With The Usual Materials, But I Hope That's Ok
Xenia Harley 2 years ago
When I was little, we always blew some Easter eggs out, meaning getting rid of the yolk and white part through a hole. Then we would decorate them with markers. I continued the tradition with my son, using permanent markers, Sharpies, with my son. The Sharpies work great because they leave a nice sheen when they dry! Is this watercolors you are using? Eggsquisite!
#37
I Always Love The Colors My Wife And Kids Make On Their Easter Eggs
#38
I Made Chocolate Easter Egg. It's A Hollow Shell, But I'll Probably Fill Them With Truffles, Enrobed Confit Orange Strips, And Mini Eggs
#39
Painted Easter Eggs
#40
The Bingo Hall, My Grandma Goes To, Is Having An Easter Egg Decoration Contest. Here Is Her Submission
#41
I Made Some Dragon Easter Eggs
#42
For The Last Three Years, My Girlfriend Has Had An Egg Dying Party Before Easter. I Van Gogh Every Year
#43
I Decided To Make A Space-Themed Easter Egg
#44
My Goddaughter's Angry Chicken Easter Egg. I Don't Know About You, But It Made Me Smile
#45
Easter Eggs With Food Coloring
Olivia The Cloud 2 years ago
Better than what I could do lol! I love the first top one, it's so pretty!
#46
I Can't Stop Printing These Easter Eggs
Pheonixvatoreii 2 years ago
3d printing is so cool! You can make so many things with it! I have a 3d printed Sims Plumbob at home and it's so cool!
#47
I Need To Start 3D Printing More Egg Holders For My Horror Collection. I'll Have To Move The Non-Horror Eggs To Another Area
Rachel Parker 2 years ago
Absolutely superb! Not sure which is my favorite but I'm going go with Pinhead. But all so eggcellent!
Amberlie Mikelsen 2 years ago
My personal favorite is the xenomorph, but I'm a little curious as to what kind of eggs were utilized; wood, blown, 3D printed, ceramic, or papier mache...
Sonja 2 years ago
You can simply use raw eggs and let them dry out. The eggshell is porous and allows moisture to evaporate as long as the egg is not cooked and you don't seal them with spray finish. They get lighter every day while they dry and after several weeks they're completely dried out. Or you can blow out the raw egs by making two tiny holes in them, one on top and one at the bottom, then blow into the top, the contents will then pour out at the bottom, you can use it for baking or scrambled eggs. You can then wash the eggshells and either paint them empty, you can seal the holes with some glue and toilet paper, or fill them with clay or plaster cast if you want to make them less breakable.
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DonnerDinnerParty 2 years ago
"The Leprechaun" 😂 Ooooh, and "Mars Attacks" I love all of these! Are these real eggs though? How do they get them to keep?
Spikey Bunny 2 years ago
I love these! For some reason I instantly searched for Rock Horror Picture Show eggs. I hope it gives you some inspiration for next year.
#48
Lava Easter Egg I Made. Careful It's Hot
StitchIsCuteAndFluffy 2 years ago
This is either my favorite or second. I can’t decide between dragon eggs and this. This is wonderful!
#49
Some Eggs I Painted For Easter
shawn mckinney 2 years ago
Yesss I just knew someone would come through with a Star Wars theme. My peeps always show up 🙌
#50
I Tried Putting Something More Interesting On The Easter Eggs
whaaaaaaaaaa 2 years ago
I actually think it's supposed to be James Gordon from Batman 2022. It also makes sense considering the other egg is Batman
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#51
My First Attempt At Naturally Dying Easter Eggs
I used some brighter flowers that I bought from a florist. I boiled the water for 10 minutes and then cooled them down with cold water. I also let them sit for a few hours before I unwrapped them.
#52
My Horror-Themed Easter Egg Collection. Each Egg Was Down With Colored Pencils, Markers, And Paint. Each Year My Collection Grows
#54
Happy Easter. I Did These Eggs With Sharpies And Lots Of Patience
#55
My Daughter Made An Easter Egg In Quarantine
#56
Dyed Easter Eggs Today When I Messed Up On One. Turns Out It Kinda Looks Like The Universe
Freya the Wanderer 2 years ago
There are no mistakes, only happy accidents. This is a very happy accident!
#63
Happy Easter. I Held It Too Gently And Dropped It. I Tried To Fix It, But I'm Still Angry With Myself
#67
I Tried To Switch It Up A Bit This Year
#69
My Girlfriend Decorated An Easter Egg
#70
I Think I'll Win The Easter Egg Decorating Challenge At Work
#72
I'm 29 Years Old, And I Have Never Painted An Egg. This Year I Gave It A Whirl
#74
Easter Eggs With Homemade Dyes
Lakota Wolf 2 years ago (edited)
https://www.reddit.com/r/crafts/comments/u17dx9/easter_eggs_with_homemade_dyes/ --From OP on Reddit!
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I Painted Up This Year's Easter Egg. It Seems Like It Was Rotten Though
Laurel Dugan 2 years ago
I 🖤 that you used "Inspector Gadget's" exclamation! I use it, and people just look at me ... confused. 😬
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#79
This Easter Egg Is Staying Home For Now
#80
Easter Is Coming
#82
Another Horror-Themed Easter Egg. It Didn't Turn Out As Well As I Had Hoped, But Here's My Representation Of Ashy/Slashy, Bruce Campbell From The Evil Dead Series
#83
I Always Assist My Nephew In Egg Dying For Easter, And This Year I Stole 2 To Make Them Spooky. Not My Idea, But They Did Turn Out Pretty Cool
#86
Zombie Easter Egg Painted By Me
#89
My Family Paints Eggs For Easter Every Year. Here Is Mine
Beck 2 years ago (edited)
I see bobby hill i upvote. Question...what is that goop in front of the eggs?
Upstaged75 2 years ago
It's paint - the egg is sitting on a paint pallet.
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#91
My Fiance Made These Amazing Nerdy Easter Eggs
#94
I Made These Mugiwara Easter Eggs. It's Hard To Paint On Egg Shells, So I'm Sorry If They Look A Bit Deformed
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What do you think ?
Julie moreau quilliou 2 years ago
This list is full of gems. That's the kind of thing I come to bored panda for!
Auntriarch 2 years ago
There are some hugely talented and imaginative people out there, I love posts like this
Aggressive Goose 2 years ago
I loved these! I like the natural dyes from plants and stuff, I’m planning to decorate eggs and hide them for my chickens lol
Beck 2 years ago
I almost did not click on this article. So glad I did! My youngest kids are teens now and have not interest in dying eggs anymore. I think I may go dye eggs alone today! I am going to try the horror ones!
Spikey Bunny 2 years ago
I hope this inspires them to think out of the box and get really creative! Happy Easter!!!
Load More Replies... The Original Bruno 2 years ago (edited)
I finally understood Easter eggs when I started attending an Eastern-rite church. They don't eat any meat during Lent (six weeks leading up to Easter)... but also no fish and no eggs, .... totally vegan. For the whole 40 days, not just Fridays. Well, you can choose when to kill the livestock, or when to fish. But you can't tell the chicken not to lay eggs. And since untreated eggs last a long, long time, by the time Lent is over, you've got a TON of eggs you've been saving. So when you finally break fast (breakfast? Get it?), you've got a TON of eggs. So for Easter breakfast, it's kinda totally natural to get a little egg-cited.
Susan Bosse 2 years ago
Wow. Overall, these are beautiful. Such artistry. Others are funny. I wish there was room for a description for the one from countries/heritages/naturally dyed. I know I can Google but would be neat to read their stories about their heritage and how they're made.
MeowZer 2 years ago
I guess I don't really understand this. Are most of these eggs hollowed out?
VM37 2 years ago
Can't say for all, but I know in my region of Europe, we just hard boil all the eggs in dye ingridients and eat them in the Next few days.
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Aisling Raye 2 years ago
I love all of the pisanki representation on this list. Such an absolutely beautiful tradition.
Julie moreau quilliou 2 years ago
This list is full of gems. That's the kind of thing I come to bored panda for!
Auntriarch 2 years ago
There are some hugely talented and imaginative people out there, I love posts like this
Aggressive Goose 2 years ago
I loved these! I like the natural dyes from plants and stuff, I’m planning to decorate eggs and hide them for my chickens lol
Beck 2 years ago
I almost did not click on this article. So glad I did! My youngest kids are teens now and have not interest in dying eggs anymore. I think I may go dye eggs alone today! I am going to try the horror ones!
Spikey Bunny 2 years ago
I hope this inspires them to think out of the box and get really creative! Happy Easter!!!
Load More Replies... The Original Bruno 2 years ago (edited)
I finally understood Easter eggs when I started attending an Eastern-rite church. They don't eat any meat during Lent (six weeks leading up to Easter)... but also no fish and no eggs, .... totally vegan. For the whole 40 days, not just Fridays. Well, you can choose when to kill the livestock, or when to fish. But you can't tell the chicken not to lay eggs. And since untreated eggs last a long, long time, by the time Lent is over, you've got a TON of eggs you've been saving. So when you finally break fast (breakfast? Get it?), you've got a TON of eggs. So for Easter breakfast, it's kinda totally natural to get a little egg-cited.
Susan Bosse 2 years ago
Wow. Overall, these are beautiful. Such artistry. Others are funny. I wish there was room for a description for the one from countries/heritages/naturally dyed. I know I can Google but would be neat to read their stories about their heritage and how they're made.
MeowZer 2 years ago
I guess I don't really understand this. Are most of these eggs hollowed out?
VM37 2 years ago
Can't say for all, but I know in my region of Europe, we just hard boil all the eggs in dye ingridients and eat them in the Next few days.
Load More Replies... Aisling Raye 2 years ago
I love all of the pisanki representation on this list. Such an absolutely beautiful tradition.
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