How to Make Fun Easter Eggs Dyed with Shaving Cream
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Try making Fun Easter Eggs Dyed with Shaving Cream for a creative and colorful project for your Easter celebration. This simple and fun activity is perfect for kids and adults, resulting in beautifully marbled eggs that are sure to impress. Let’s get started!
For more Easter ideas, check these out:
- Naturally Dyed Easter Eggs
- Easter Chick Toast
- Easter Pom Pom mat activity
- 15 Non-Candy Ideas for Stuffing Easter Eggs
- 8 More Non Candy Easter Egg Stuffers
- Easter Coloring Pages
- How to Dye Speckled Easter Eggs
All you need to do this fun egg dyeing project is a muffin tin, some eggs, some food coloring, and some shaving cream plus a few supplies you probably already have on hand. So let’s check out how easy it is to dye Easter eggs with shaving cream!
Tips and Tricks for Dyeing Easter Eggs with Shaving Cream
- Food-Safe Option: If you’re dyeing real hardboiled eggs to eat later, use whipped cream instead of shaving cream for a food-safe alternative.
- Experiment with Colors: Mix and match food coloring to create custom color palettes. Add metallic or neon colors for a twist.
- Alternative Eggs: Dyeable fake eggs are great if you want to preserve your creations for future Easter celebrations.
Shaving Cream Easter Egg Dye
Ingredients
- Foam shaving cream not gel
- Dyeable fake easter eggs or real hardboiled eggs
- Egg carton
- Food coloring Easter colors such as pink, orange, yellow, blue, and purple
- Wax paper
- Cupcake tin
- Butter knife
- Small cooking sheet
- Paper towels
Instructions
- Gather all supplies needed.
- Place a piece of wax paper over the cupcake tin, and set aside.
- Fill a small cooking sheet with foam shaving cream. Speckle it with the food coloring of your choice.
- Use a butter knife to swirl the food coloring around.
- Place one egg at a time into the shaving cream, and roll it around to ensure you coat the whole egg.
- Carefully place each egg onto the wax paper-lined cupcake tin.
- Let the shaving cream-colored eggs sit for 30 minutes, do not wipe the shaving cream off yet.
- Wipe each egg off with paper towels and place back into the egg carton.
Making Easter eggs dyed with shaving cream is a delightful way to celebrate the holiday while unleashing your creativity. Whether you use real eggs or fake ones, this craft is sure to bring joy and vibrant colors to your Easter festivities.
