DIY: This year the Easter eggs shine and shimmer
Easter is upon us - and there are plenty of ways to decorate your home. A decorated Easter shrub is for many a must, as well as a nicely laid table for Easter brunch. What should not be missing, are colorful Easter eggs! But it does not always have to be blue, green or pink. Dyeing has no limits on creativity.
Easter eggs in ombré style
Easter decoration is often colorful and playful. But it is also glamorous! In keeping with the metallic trend, it is possible to use white eggs with a decorative spray, e.g. to sprinkle in precious gold or trendy copper. In addition the eggs (best are blown out) place so that they can not roll away. Poke four nails into a polystyrene plate and place the egg on top. Then spray from above with the spray, this creates a nice ombré effect.
Easter eggs in marble look
The Marble-Print is currently in the fashion industry. But not only dresses, skirts and pants can be styled like this: Easter eggs can also be decorated with a cool marble pattern. It's easy: Simply fill a bowl with lukewarm water, add a nail polish of your choice into the water and stir with a thin wooden skewer to create a marbled effect. Then carefully turn the egg around in it.
Easter eggs quite naturally colorful
If this is all too unusual, of course, can also resort to the conventional dyeing techniques. Eggs in blue, green and red make a traditional Easter basket really nice. A great red can be reached, for example, with beetroot. Best cut into pieces and boil in a pot with 500 ml of water, two tablespoons of vinegar - done. A nice green is reached by a spoonful of mate tea. Dissolve the green powder in half a liter of water and infuse the eggs. For blue eggs are best suited elderberry and blueberry juice or mallow herb.
