Coloring easter eggs with food coloring

No need to buy a kit! It's easy to DIY Easter eggs with food coloring and a whisk.

This DIY Easter project is so easy. All you need are vinegar, gel food coloring, rubber cement and baking soda for Easter eggs that look like tie-dye.

Coloring Easter Eggs has never been easier! These Easy Dyed Easter Eggs only use two things, shaving cream or cool whip & food coloring!

Dying Easter eggs with food coloring is easy and makes bright beautiful eggs! No need to run to the store and buy an expensive egg dying kit!

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Just like Easter baskets, dyeing Easter eggs is a childhood Easter tradition for many, but did you know you could easily dye eggs with just food dye and vinegar from the grocery store!? Today, I’ll walk you through the steps and exact formula for how to dye Easter eggs with food coloring to create over …

Dye some gorgeous Easter eggs with things you probably already have on hand. This baking soda paint is vibrant & such fun!

Dyeing Easter eggs with Cool Whip and food coloring is both easy and fun—and because all the ingredients are edible, Cool Whip Easter eggs are also safe to eat!

Cool Whip Easter Eggs are quick, easy, and require minimal clean-up. You will love our mess-free way to dye eggs with kids this Easter!

Whip up some fun with this cute bunny puppet. This easy craft will keep kids entertained! Easter crafts make your Easter special!