Dyeing Easter eggs is a fun tradition, and not just for kids! Their traditional decoration is the color red, symbolizing the blood of Christ, which is why this process is always done on Holy Thursday, the day of the Crucifixion. However, more and more designs and colors are gradually making their appearance! So we have gathered the best ideas for original Easter eggs that will make a difference!

Wrap them with rubber bands!

The materials you will need are:

• Rubber bands in various sizes
• White vinegar
• Food coloring

Procedure

1. Boil the eggs and let them cool.
2. Once they are ready, wrap them with rubber bands by placing them in the center and moving them one by one to secure points.
3. In a bowl, mix warm water, 1 tablespoon of white vinegar, and about 10 drops of the desired food coloring.
4. Place the rubber-banded egg in the dye and let it sit for at least 5 minutes. The longer it sits, the deeper the color will be.
5. Remove the egg from the dye and let it dry. Then, carefully remove the rubber bands.

Dive into the rice!

The ingredients you will need are the following: 

• Rice
• Food coloring
• Disposable plastic cups
• Transparent film

Procedure

1. Boil the eggs and let them cool down. 
2. Put rice inside a disposable plastic cup and color it with food coloring.
3.  Then put the boiled egg inside, cover with plastic wrap and gently shake. If the cup technique seems difficult, you can put the colored rice in a polybag nylon bag and put the egg inside. Rotate it gently so that it gets colored. 

Decorate with flowers!

The materials you will need are:

• Flower petals
• Food coloring
• Egg white

Procedure

1. To dry the flower petals, press them between the pages of a thick book for 2-3 days.
2. Boil the eggs and let them cool.
3. Glue the dried flower petals on the eggs with a little egg white.

Tie-dye with paper towels

The materials you will need are:

• Paper towels
• White vinegar
• Water
• Food coloring
• Spray bottle

Procedure

1. Boil the eggs and let them cool.
2. Drop a few drops of food coloring on a paper towel.
3. Fill the spray bottle with water and vinegar (1 tablespoon vinegar for each cup of water).
4. Spray the paper towel so that the colors dissolve and mix together.
5. Wrap each egg with the dyed paper towel, securing it with a rubber band and leave it for 30 seconds to dye well.
6. Now let the eggs dry on absorbent paper.

Lace for stunning designs

The materials you will need are:

• Egg dye
• Elastic bands
• Lace

Procedure

1. Cut the lace into long strips.
2. Wrap the eggs and secure the lace with an elastic band.
3. Dye the eggs according to the instructions on the dye packet.
4. Remove the eggs from the pot, cut the elastic bands, and unfold the lace.
5. Let them cool.