Decorating Easter Eggs

Glittered, beribboned, or stenciled eggs are a beautiful alternative to the traditional solid-color variety. Whichever style you choose, an Easter egg tree offers a perfect way to display your handiwork.

Martha Stewart Living, Volume 68 April 1999 http://www.marthastewart.com/264507/decorating-easter-eggs

You can dye raw or hard-boiled eggs. The smoother the egg, the better the dye will take. If you plan to keep your decorated eggs, they should be left raw, then blown hollow after dyeing, otherwise the egg shell will float on top of the dye.

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Decorating Easter Eggs

Glittered, beribboned, or stenciled eggs are a beautiful alternative to the traditional solid-color variety. Whichever style you choose, an Easter egg tree offers a perfect way to display your handiwork.