We’ve all used the store-bought box kits to dye Easter eggs. You know the drill: Add color tablets to jars of vinegar, dip your hard-boiled eggs, and let them dry on a flimsy cardboard tray. This year ...

If you’re looking to elevate your decorating ideas for Easter eggs and want to steer clear of dye kits (filled with mysterious ingredients I can’t spell let alone pronounce), I’ve got some great ideas ...

Easter is right around the corner, and if you’re looking to make your mark on this springtime tradition, Elizabeth McKnight of Bella the Blog has a bright idea. Her DIY Easter eggs keep things natural ...

Dyeing your Easter eggs naturally is the best way to make this fun Easter tradition environmentally friendly as well as conducive to a clean eating lifestyle. Dyes and chemicals are something I avoid ...

If you're looking for an Easter activity that is fun for the whole family, Easter egg dyeing is an egg-cellent choice. Many people have fond memories of dyeing Easter eggs as kids. With a little bit ...

WASHINGTON — From Easter egg hunts to jelly bean trails, the holiday can bring on a lot of candy-filled fun. Here are a few ideas to lessen your environmental footprint during the festivities. Using ...

Tip: Keep the egg carton to store your Easter eggs in! 1. Bring eggs to room temperature. 2. Place the eggs in room temperature water in a large pot. 3. Bring to a boil, then turn down to a low boil ...

Scrambling to get ready for Easter, and don’t think there’s time to hit the craft stores and dye eggs? Think again. Awesome ingredients for dyeing and decorating eggstraordinary Easter eggs are as ...

CONCORD, N.H. | When it comes to Easter eggs, dipping them in dye is fine, but for a more decorative and longer-lasting result, try decoupage. I tried three DIY techniques for adding colors and ...