Tie-Dye Easter Eggs

An ordinary paper towel and some liquid food dye is all you need to create these vibrant, tie-dyed Easter eggs.

Updated January 28, 2021
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AARON DYER

Easter egg designs run the gamut, but few are quite as on-trend as these tie-dyed creations. All it takes is a hard-cooked egg, a few materials, and lots of creativity to make this fun Easter craft. 

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What you need

Materials
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How to do it

Step 1

Drip several drops of food coloring onto a section of paper towel. Place drops closer together or farther apart for a more or less saturated look, respectively.

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Step 2

Fill a spray bottle with a mixture of water and vinegar (one teaspoon vinegar for each cup water). Lightly spray the paper towel until the food coloring spreads out slightly.

Step 3

Wrap paper towel around egg and secure with a rubber band. Let sit for 30 seconds, then unwrap paper towel.

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Step 4

Test out several brands of paper towels—different patterns of perforation will create different textures on the egg surface.

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