Looking for a different way to decorate Easter eggs this year! I have an easy and fun DIY I think you’ll love! Let’s learn to paint and stamp Easter eggs for a look unique to you!
This is the perfect way to match your Easter eggs to your decor!
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You can paint them any color you like!
Paint all the eggs the same color, or choose three different colors as I did!
Soft pastels or bold primary colors, there’s no limit to what you can do!
Next, stamp the eggs with your family members’ initials to make them unique to you!
I added a script to give them a vintage touch.
Then, I chose other stamps I had that made me think of Spring, like bunnies, butterflies, and flowers!
And here’s what I created!
Are you excited to learn how to paint and stamp unique Easter eggs?
Let’s get started!
Gather
Gather the following items to complete this DIY project:
- Plastic Easter eggs-purchased from Walmart
- Paint-I used Annie Sloan Chalk paint in Duck Egg Blue & Louis Blue. FolkArt Acrylic paint in Barn Wood.
- Paintbrushes
- Stamps
- Stamp pad
Paint
I painted Easter eggs a couple of years ago and added speckles to make them look like real eggs!
They turned out fabulous, and you can see my realistic speckled eggs here!
Since I still had paint left over from that project, I will use what I have instead of buying more!
Paint half of the eggs and let them dry.
Turn the eggs over, paint the other half, and let them dry.
You can still see white peeking through, so I will give the eggs a second coat of paint!
Repeat the steps until you get the coverage you like.
Stamp
Stamping is fun but I’ll be honest, I always mess up the first couple of times I use them.
I either press too hard or let the stamp slip!
So, take my advice and practice stamping on a piece of paper a few times before you try it on the eggs.
This is a bit difficult because the stamps are flat and the eggs are round, which makes it harder to get the stamp perfect!
I started by adding the script to my eggs first.
I found it was best to keep the stamp on the table and roll the egg over it, leaving open spaces for the other stamps.
Now let’s add more detail with the smaller stamps.
I discovered it was best to hold the egg and gently rock the smaller stamps back and forth over the egg.
After you make a couple, you start to get the hang of it!
If you mess up terribly, you can always paint the egg and start over!
Style
Now for the fun part!
Let’s style our eggs.
There are so many fun ways you can use them!!
Bowl
Basket
Nest
I had so much fun learning how to paint and stamp Easter eggs, what about you?
I can’t wait to incorporate them into my Easter table setting!
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Blessings, Donna and Rich
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ITEMS TO HELP complete the DIY
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So cute, Donna!! I love the paint colors that you chose to use. The stamps add so much character to them! Another fun spring craft from you. Pinned!
Thanks, Rachel! They were fun to make!! I love to decorate Easter eggs!
What a great idea; I am ALWAYS looking for more ways to use my extensive scrapbooking/cardmaking/rubber stamping suplies! I think I could manage this! Now to find some paint colors!!
Since I started my blog I have not found the time to work on my scrapbooks, so I like to use my supplies whenever I can!!! I hope you make some painted and stamped eggs!
These are beautiful Donna. I am going to share on my Saturday post.
Hi Wendy! Thanks so much! I appreciate you sharing my Easter eggs with your readers! You’re the best! Blessings, Donna
Oh Donna, you have yet again another budget friendly craft to share. I have stamps somewhere, thank you for sharing your inspiration with Whimsy Home Wednesday. I sure do enjoy checking out your projects.
You are so kind, Cara! Thank you so much! I have so many scrapbook supplies and try to use them whenever I can! Have a wonderful week!
Love these so much, Donna! They’re unique, creative and feel like perfect way to welcome the season. Just pinned and will share on Friday too. Hugs, CoCo
Hi CoCo! You just made my day! Thank you for your kind words and for sharing my Easter eggs with your readers! I appreciate it so much! Have a wonderful week! Blessings, Donna
Donna, your stamped eggs are gorgeous! I’m sharing them in Saturday’s post! What a wonderful idea!
Hi Kim! So glad you like the eggs and thank you for sharing them with your readers! I really appreciate it!! Have a great weekend!
Donna these came out so cute! Love love love! The colors you chose are so beautiful for springtime. Pinned!
Thank you! I am thrilled with how they turned out! It took a few times to get the stamps just right though!
These are so pretty, Donna! Sharing tomorrow on my Mitten Moments! Happy Weekend!
Hi Kim! That is so exciting! Thank you so much, and have a fantastic week! Blessings, Donna
Donna! These eggs turned out so well! They look beautiful. Thank you for the step by step instructions. You also took some fabulous photos. Wishing you a fabulous weekend.
Hi Anna! You just made my day with your comments about my photos! I have a new appreciation for photographers! I had no idea how hard it is to take really good pics! I have a long way to go, but feel like I get a bit better each week! Thank you!!
Love these vintage looking Easter eggs, Donna. And the tip on placing the larger stamp on the table and rolling the egg on top is genius! Thanks for sharing the tutorial at Tuesday Turn About! I’ll be featuring your post at this week’s party! Pinned!
Hi Julie! So glad you liked my eggs! That’s such great news! It’s always a thrill to be featured on Turn About Tuesday! I appreciate it so much! Blessings, Donna
These look amazing. Pinned for next year.
Thank you, Rachel! So glad you like them! Have a great week!
Hi Donna- I saw these eggs on Creatively Crafty link party and just wanted you to know that I still love them!! Especially the eggs with the words wrapped around them. Have a fabulous week!
Hi Anna! I appreciate that so much! They were so fun to make! I hope you have a wonderful week too!!