Ideas for decorating Easter eggs with children

• Boiled eggs
• Water
• Vinegar
• Food colors
• Containers
• Spoons
• Absorbent paper
• Materials for decorating eggs
• Table covered with newspapers
• Protection for children's clothing - plastic bag, apron, smock

Having boiled eggs, you can use this basic recipe to paint them and then decorate or simply go directly to the decor - you can also do a little bit of both!

Decide which colors to use to paint Easter eggs and prepare a container for each color, where they will be added:

• ½ glass of water;
• 2 tablespoons of vinegar;
• 1 teaspoon of food coloring in each bowl.

Stir the mixture well before dipping each egg in the desired color for approximately 5 minutes. It is important to keep turning the eggs continuously to ensure uniform coloring. With the help of a spoon, remove each Easter egg and place on some sheets of absorbent paper to dry.

Using chalk is a simple and funny way for children to decorate Easter eggs.

You can “wrap” Easter eggs in colored aluminum foil or parchment paper with small ribbons.
 

Directly paint the boiled eggs with a mixture of colors.

Cutting and pasting fabric scraps into the eggs is a very original way of decorating eggs for Easter.

Funny faces are always a guaranteed success, so why not create Easter eggs with a touch of humor?

Everything that shines is magical in the eyes of a child and Easter eggs decorated with sequins, shiny powders or simply with glitter markers will give this activity a touch of perlimpimpim!

Buying a series of mini Easter-themed stickers is both a very easy and fun way to decorate Easter eggs.

Easter is also synonymous with spring and there flowers are essential.

Beads are a material that children love to create - the texture and colors will allow you to create truly inspiring Easter eggs and it is a good way to stimulate creativity.

Wool is another child-friendly material - fluffy and colorful - they don't need to knit sweaters for Easter eggs, they can dress them simply by wrapping the eggs in wool threads glued to them.

Now get to work and have fun with the kids there and home!

Source: pequenada.com