Ready to decorate some Easter eggs? If you’re looking for unique ways to style your shells this Easter, here are some options we’re in love with.

Monogram it! We love the idea of personalizing eggs, either as a way to sign your creation, or as a special way to Easter egg hunt (like the first person to find letters that create a word, wins). Here are two ways to get the look.

1. After dying, place a Gold Glitter Alphabet Sticker on for a quick and easy finish! (pictured above)
2. If you want to step up your alphabet game, try placing an Alphabet Sticker on before dying your egg. When the dye is dry, remove the sticker and use a White Uniball pen to create a design. (pictured below)

Create dimension. After dying your eggs, use Stickles glitter glue to create a raised and shimmering design. Or, doodle on the surface with White Uniball and puffy pastel Souffle Pens and add the Stickles for a sparkly finishing touch!

Decoupage. Use up extra scraps of paper you have lying around by cutting out shapes (we used White Ducks fine paper) and securing the design with Mod Podge (don’t forget the brush!).

Washi time! And lastly, one of our favorite (and one of the easiest!) ways to decorate eggs is by simply applying washi tape in a unique design. We used Twist Cord, Patch Tsugihagi, Gold Dot and Metallic washi tapes.

Also shown above: an adorable bunny design sketched with Sharpie markers and a design made with cut pieces of gold tape. You can find the Lime Green Paper Grass here.

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