I haven’t been feeling especially crafty lately, but this Sharpie Easter egg decorating idea popped into my head when I was thinking about making some them with the kids. Much easier than breaking out all of the messy dye!
I cut these little bunnies out of vinyl with my Silhouette CAMEO. If you don’t have one, maybe you could find some stickers to use. (The bunny design is from the Silhouette Online Store – assorted bunnies by Jamie Koay.)
Put the bunnies on some hard-boiled eggs.
Take a sharpie and make little dots around the sticker. Start close together and then make them further and further apart.
Peel the vinyl off and bam! You’ve got a bunny egg. You could even make some cute chickie ones or use the letters of your kids’ names. So many possibilities!
Such a fun and easy Easter egg decorating idea for the kids… if you trust them with a Sharpie.
If you liked this idea, be sure to take a look at these 20 Easter Egg Decorating Ideas!
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Kelly of Simply Kelly Designs says
These are cute Jessica! They look a lot like the shirt you made for your daughter! I think I will put this on my egg decorating list to do with my kids. Thanks for the idea!
Jessica Anderson says
Thanks, Kelly! Yep, I was inspired in part by the shirt I made. 🙂
Crafty Lumberjacks says
Adorable!!
Jessica Anderson says
Thanks you guys!
Kaylyn Christensen says
I love these!
Jessica Anderson says
Thanks, Kaylyn!
Jamie-So Much Better With Age says
These are soo cute! Pinning!
Hugs,
Jamie
Jessica Anderson says
Thanks for the pin, Jamie!
Rachel Joyce says
Adorable–and so easy! My kind of project!
Jessica Anderson says
Thanks, Joyce! They were really easy!
Michelle Beaton says
Wow so easy! Who would’ve thought a sharpie could make an egg so beautiful. What an innovative project!
Jessica Anderson says
Thanks, Michelle!
Lauren Lanker says
I totally knew this was your project before clicking on it! Congrats on developing a signature look! 😉 (And yay for both of us using egg silhouettes this month. Great minds….)
Jessica Anderson says
Haha! Thanks, Lauren! Yeah, I pretty much use the same boring blank backdrops for all of my photos… So umm… yes, that’s what I was going for… a signature look! 😉
Kate says
Fun and easy idea, thanks for sharing. I know about those times when you don’t feel crafty. Hope you “hop” out of the slump soon. Have a blessed day. And please, consider visiting my project over at http://www.katespapercreations.com/2014/04/spring-has-sprung-subway-art.html
Jessica Anderson says
Thanks, Kate! Glad I’m not the only one!
Leslie Germain says
LOVE this idea. Thank you for sharing! Pinning it!!
Jessica Anderson says
Thanks, Leslie!
GetSilvered says
What a great idea. They look really gorgeous.
Jessica Anderson says
Thank you!
Katie Adams says
These are so cute! Such a great idea
Jessica Anderson says
Thanks, Katie!
Onyxguenhwyvar says
Jessica, I absolutely love your sharpie dots! You could do a post every day on negative stencils and sharpie dots, and I would still love it. It’s seriously wicked cute on those eggs. Thanks so much for sharing your wonderful creativity!
Jessica Anderson says
Haha. Thanks, Kristy! Maybe I’ll start a new blog… the Sharpie dot blog… lol
Emily @ Two Purple Couches says
Awww, how fun are these!? Love them!
Jessica Anderson says
Thanks, Emily!
Dee says
I love that my three year old can make these and they’ll look this good!!
Crystal @HelloCreativeFamily says
This idea is so simple but makes such a huge impact! I ADORE it. It’s so sweet. I think this would be a really fun way to decorate easter eggs with kids.
I shared this project in a roundup I did of 27 Family Friendly Easter Projects on Hello Creative Family. I’d love for you to take a peek and share if you think your fans would like it. 🙂
http://hellocreativefamily.com/27-family-friendly-spring-and-easter-craft-ideas/
Best Wishes,
Crystal
Jessica @ Cutesy Crafts says
Thanks so much for the feature, Crystal!
Francesca says
That’s a very good idea! 🙂
Jessica @ Cutesy Crafts says
Thanks Francesca!
SweetJ says
This post has been featured here > http://sweetmeetsbakeshop.com/2016/03/19/sponged-nail-polish-31-other-diy-dye-free-easter-eggs/
Happy Easter and keep on crafting!
Jessica @ Cutesy Crafts says
Thanks so much for the feature!!!