purposeful play

Tissue Paper Dyed Easter Eggs

Fun, easy way to decorate eggs!

purposeful play

Tissue Paper Dyed Easter Eggs

Fun, simple way to decorate Easter Eggs

This is hands down my favorite way to decorate Easter Eggs. 
 
I will warn you from the get go though-you and your kids may have stained hands for a day or two afterwards! 
 
The result of these beautiful, stained glass looking Easter Eggs is so worth it though! 
 
All you need to create these simple Easter eggs include-bleeding tissue paper, hard boiled eggs and water. 
 
Be sure you use bleeding tissue paper-if you use gift wrapping tissue paper the color won’t transfer.

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materials

purpose

  • Explore cause and effect
  • Express creativity
  • Simple and hands on fun for kids
  • Experiment with color mixing
  • JUST PLAIN FUN!!!

directions

How to dye Easter eggs with tissue paper

  • Set egg in a bowl of water 
  • Roll so the entire egg gets wet
  • Cover the egg with tissue paper squares
  • If the tissue paper isn’t sticking-simply dip your fingers in the water and pat the tissue paper onto the egg
  • Set the eggs on a cooling rack
  • Let the tissue paper completely dry
  • Once completely dry-simple peel off the tissue paper
  • Admire the beautifully decorated eggs!

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