Mike Garten
Tie-dye is back and better than ever. In the last year, people have searched high and low for tie-dye kits to give their at-home wear a burst of color. But even before it became a TikTok-worthy trend, tie-dye has always been a go-to choice for popular Easter crafts, including decorating Easter eggs. It s a step up from the single dip-dye method, but still easy enough for all ages to pull off.
Some people rely on a combination of paper towels and shaving cream or whipped cream to give their Easter eggs a tie-dye effect, but our simple how-to calls for liquid food coloring and a coffee filter. Really, the beauty is in its imperfections: Go wild with different color combinations (as many as you d like!) until you nail your desired look. Although the Easter eggs are definitely eye-catching on their own, you can also build off the tie-dye base by adding puffy paint dots, tiny paper cut-outs, or another festive decoration of your choosing.