1. First of all, you need to grab a dozen of eggs and hard boil them (10 minutes in boiling water.) Rinse them in cool water and dry them completely.

2.  Then grab some rubber bands and wrap them around the eggs in such a way that will create a template of where you will add splashes of color in geometric designs.

3.  Grab a sharpie, and first make an outline of the shape with the rubber band as your boundary. Then fill in that shape with that color. Do this again about every other shape with the same color. After you use one color, grab a second complimenting color and color in the 2nd half of the shapes. This is how you create a dyed egg using sharpies!

4. Now is the best part: Remove the rubber bands so that you can see what the egg looks like with its new design. The colors may bleed out a bit outside of where the rubber band was – and that is ok! These aren’t meant to be absolutely straight perfect lines – but more fun spontaneous splashes of color on your eggs to create their own unique pattern.

PRO TIP:  Try using a metallic gold Sharpie or gold paint pen and color in the white border for more diverse and beautiful Easter eggs.

5.  If you want to add some bling to your eggs, get some glitter glue and squirt some on top of the egg. Then, use a paint brush and spread it around top half of the egg – leave it in the egg carton while the top half dries.

For best results, when the top half dries (give it a few hours), flip the egg over and then add glitter glue to the other half.  This way, you should always have a dry spot where the egg can touch the carton and not get stuck while the glue dries.

PRO TIP:  Try using various glitter nail polishes (you may want to do this outside to avoid the potent smell.)