How do you dye your Easter Eggs?  There are so many ways to decorate the eggs once you finish dyeing them, but if you start with a beautiful dye you will love them even more.  They can be elegant or outrageous…it’s up to you.

Don’t miss the natural dye recipes and the super cool eggs dyed with a silk tie…Oh my, that’s creative!

Here’re the best ways to dye your eggs…many of these use items your already have at home.

12 Ways to Dye Easter Eggs

{All-Natural Egg Dyes – BHG}

{Ombre Easter Eggs – Sugar and Charm}

{Silhouette Easter Eggs – Le Papier Studio}

{Botanical Eggs – Martha Stewart}

{Neon Dip-Dyed Easter Eggs – Oh Joy}

{Naturally Dyed Eggs – Christine Chitnis}

{Vinyl Wrapped Easter Eggs – Landee See, Landee Do}

{Doily Stenciled Eggs – Urban Comfort}

{Striped Easter Eggs – Indie Fixx}

{Silk Tie Dyed Eggs – Our Best Bites}

{Sticker Dyed Easter Eggs – Seakettle}

{Wax-Resist Egg Dyeing – Martha Stewart}

These are all rather simple, but oh so beautiful!

Have a beautiful Easter!

Looking for more Easter Ideas?  You might enjoy these…101 Handmade Easter Crafts!

These marbleized eggs are simple to make and help create a fabulous Easter Table!  Keeping it all in shades of blue is just beautiful…and you can actually talk to everyone without trying to look around giant centerpieces.

Gather up a few supplies from your kitchen cabinets and you are ready to get started. Get all the details for the marbleized eggs at MarthaStewart.com.

Try this idea in any color! Entertaining can be simple and sweet without spending a ton!

It doesn’t get much cuter than these little papier mache Easter eggs that you can make for everyone you know!  Who wouldn’t love one?!  They look so pretty you might not want to open them.  Create these in no time with the instructions found on Not Martha.  This is sure to become a holiday tradition!