Crackled Egg Jewels

By: Jayne from Barefoot Kitchen Witch

Crackled Egg Jewels

By: Jayne from Barefoot Kitchen Witch

We've seen our fair share of cool Easter egg designs, but we've never seen anything quite like these Crackled Egg Jewels before. Learn how to make one of the most unique looking Easter crafts with this fun tutorial. Leave these dyed Easter eggs out for display during your Easter brunch and then have them as a delicious snack once your guests have gotten a chance to check them out!

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Estimated CostUnder $10

Time to CompleteIn an evening

Primary TechniqueOther

Easy

HolidayEaster

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flowergirl

Mar 15, 2018

Coolest Easter eggs i have seen so far. I've tried alot of Easter egg coloring, doodling and painting but not this. It looks effortlessly festive and the best part is you can eat them after. I wonder if the dye colors the yolk because I want to make a deviled eggs out of it. Your guests will be stunned.