How to Make Washi Tape Easter Eggs
Easter is quickly approaching so I thought it would be fun to share a recent DIY I created. Last year, (yes you heard that right) I planned on making these Washi Tape Easter Eggs to display on my kitchen table. I bought all the supplies, put them in my office, and I got majorly side tracked. It was only over a year later, once I recently organized my office space that I remembered I had all the supplies to make these Washi tape egg designs.
I hate when I buy stuff and forget I even own it! I’ll go shopping, get these awesome deals and then the stuff just sits in a bag or I forget I even own it. I really need a better system and a more organized plan. Surely I cannot be the only one out there with good intentions, but an overloaded schedule?
Anyhow, I wanted to share this easy Easter craft because it involves no dyes, is kid-friendly, and it can be done on any type of eggs. If you use fresh eggs just be sure you boil them for 15-20 mins and they are completely dried before adhering the Washi tape.
Since Washi tape is so versatile and comes in tons of patterns you might even have some on hand.I used some glittery designs for my eggs because I wanted them to be sparkly and a little glitzy.
To make the flowers and little “broken” glass looking pieces, I simply cut the tape into 1/2″ + squares and neatly cut them diagonally. Then, I adhered them to create a unique look. Honestly, you can do so many designs with Washi tape and there really is no right or wrong way which is awesome!
These Washi designed Easter eggs are perfect because they contain no dye and you can eat the boiled egg after if you use fresh eggs.
Robin Rue (@massholemommy) says
Those came out insanely cute. What a neat idea. I love them.
Brett Beyer says
Those are so fun! Do you have any trouble sticking them on after you’ve colored Easter eggs?
Pam says
Wow, these turned out so cute! I love all the fun uses for Washi tape.
Shauna says
Now this is so much cleaner and easier than painting them. Plus, they look beautiful. I love the colors you chose. Thanks for sharing
Tammilee Tips says
I love this idea for decorating easter eggs!! I always hated the mess from the dye so this would be perfect!
Jeanine says
Oh these are so pretty. What a great and creative idea. Different than anything we’ve ever done!
Brandy says
This is such a unique way to decorate Easter eggs! I would have never thought of it and I have the hardest time decorating eggs any other way I have seen before. Thanks for sharing!
Cathi Crismon says
Such a clever idea! I’m definitely going to give this idea ago. I have tons of washi tape and it will be a fun project to do with the grandkids!
Ann Bacciaglia says
I love this craft idea. It looks so easy to do. I will have to get the supplies i need to make these on the weekend.
Dawn Lopez says
No mess Easter Egg decorating is a total win as far as I’m concerned. I love the mosaic look of them. These are really cute and a nice switch from using dyes.
Sabrina says
What a fun way to decorate easter eggs without all the mess! Thanks for the idea!
dawn says
oh my the designs are so creative. i love how they pop. i always loved decorating easter eggs but ours never looked this pretty.
Aimee smith says
These are so fun and your house wont smell like vinegar for days! My kids will love this idea!
Florentina says
These are so pretty ! Saving to make for sure!
Nancy @ Whispered Inspirations says
No way!!! How cool are these? My goodness and so easy. Looks so pro!