Pantone color palette on eggs

Graphic designers won't be able to resist these eggs. Instructions.

Black and white Easter eggs

Easter eggs do not have to be decorated in bright colors. Black and white drawings that are easy to depict also look interesting. Instructions.

Easter eggs dyed with silk tie

Old 100% silk ties, scarves or blouses can also be used to color boiled eggs. Non-toxic and original! Instructions.

Super Mario Brothers

A great Easter theme for old-school gamers. Instructions.

Chalkboard on eggs

This is a version of a miniature chalkboard. These eggs can be personalized or you can write Easter greetings on them using chalk. Instructions.

Eggs with temporary tattoos

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An affordable and simple idea for creating unique designs on eggs. Instructions.

Washi Tape Design

If you don't want to get dirty with paints, then this idea is for you. You will need some washi tape (decorative Japanese tape made from natural fibers) and scissors. Instructions.

These stylish eggs are tempting to be given French names, like Pierre or Jean-Claude. Instructions.

Dinosaur eggs

Another simple coloring technique that produces impressive results. It is enough to immerse the eggs in the dye overnight for the color pigments to seep through the skin and create an amazing effect. Instructions.

Painting eggs with paper towels

Soak paper towels in your favorite food coloring and then wrap them around the eggs. After a few hours, the colors along with the pattern of the towels will be redrawn. Instructions.

Easter eggs garden

To make Easter eggs look like a garden, you will need dye and a few strips of origami paper. Instructions.

Easter eggs with old fashioned silhouettes

With minimal effort you can make eggs look so elegant and adorable. Instructions.

Golden Globe

You can decorate eggs with gold leaf in different ways; we liked the world map. Instructions.

Easter eggs with thumbprints

Both adults and children can take part in the implementation of this charming idea. Add a few touches and your prints can be anything you want! Instructions.

Watercolor Easter eggs

To make an Easter masterpiece, just dip your brush into the paint and press it onto the egg. Instructions.

Doctor Who themed Easter eggs

For those who like the idea of ​​time travel and for fans of the cult series. Instructions.

Decorations made from paper napkins

No time or artistic ability? Take advantage of this idea! Just choose paper napkins with a nice design and voila! Instructions.

Lego mini

Great idea for Lego fans. Instructions.

Glow in the dark Easter eggs

Perhaps the most amazing, almost cosmic eggs! Instructions.

Easter eggs painted with fabric

Wrapping eggs in textured cloth before dyeing them will leave an intricate pattern on the skin that looks like painstaking hand-painting. Instructions.

Embroidered Easter eggs

Let's not lie, embroidering on eggs is not an easy task, but when you do it, you will receive a one-of-a-kind Easter decor item that you can use year after year. Instructions.

Ombre coloring

Ombre means “shading” in French. This coloring method involves applying several shades of color with smooth transitions and gives a fabulous result. Instructions.

Coloring with onion peels and plant leaves

Cute natural patterns are obtained using a completely non-toxic method. You will need sprigs of herbs, onion peels and old tights. Instructions.

Painting paints with nail polish

This is a way to achieve a marbling effect using leftover nail polishes. Instructions

I've been wanting to put together a collection of Easter things like this for a long time. After all, besides painting eggs, there are so many interesting activities that you can do with your children on the eve of the great holiday of the Resurrection of Christ.

1. Chickens made from wooden ice cream sticks. You can watch the tutorial on Crafty Morning.

2. Easter wreath for the door with colored eggs made of thread. You can watch the master class at Wine and Glue.

3. Postcards with a bunny and chicks made from fingerprints. You can watch the master class at Sarahndipities.

4. Fun packaging for Easter gifts. You can watch the master class at Desing Mom.

5. Cute paper plate chicken. You can watch the master class at Simple As That.

7. You can also download creative Easter coloring pages there.

8. Large cardboard bright spring and quite Easter birds. You can watch the master class on Krokotak.

9. Easter cards with simple birds and colorful flowers for the little ones. You can watch the master class on Krokotak.

10. Hand-drawn postcard with step-by-step instructions. You can watch the master class on Krokotak.

11. Simple chicks made using a cork lid stamp. You can watch the tutorial on Crafty Morning.

14. Easter wax crayons in the shape of bunny rabbits. You can watch the master class on Moonfrye.

15. Mega coloring book “Easter egg”. You can download it from MrPrintables.

16. Mega-raskaska “Easter Easter cake”. You can download it from Sibmama.

17. Let me remind you about our “Easter” coloring poster. You can download it at ;)

19. Emoji style eggs. You can watch the master class at Studio DIY!

23. Fun, simple felt bunny bags. You can watch the master class on Mermagblog.

24. Large cotton bags for Easter gifts. You can watch the master class on Mermagblog.

25. Angel wings made of cardboard for home theater, Easter photo shoot or just for beauty. You can watch the master class on Mermagblog.

26. Painting made from paper ribbons. You can watch the masterclass on Minted.

30. Super creative paper plate lacing. You can watch the master class on Red Ted Art.

31. Cute bunny bookmark. You can download the template from Hello, Wonderful!

32. Potato stamps in the form of Easter eggs. You can watch the tutorial on Crafty Morning.

34. Easter eggs made of paper, painted using pom-pom stamps. Preschool Activities.

37. Painting from buttons. You can watch the master class on Crrieelle.

38. Volumetric paper pendants in the shape of chickens. You can watch the master class on Red Ted Art.

40. Easter finger theater. You can watch the master class at

The whole family gathers at the Easter table. This is a bright and joyful day. An integral part of the traditions and surroundings of this holiday are Easter eggs, all kinds of “painted eggs” and “pysanky”. Notes of a layman proposes to expand the horizons of imagination, and instead of the usual coloring, experiment with different materials and techniques. As a result, you will receive original decorative jewelry and a lot of positive emotions.

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Easter egg coloring: marble and silk patterns

"Marble" Easter eggs

A synthetic dye is more suitable for this coloring method, so it is better to clean the eggs from the inside. Pierce small holes in the top and bottom of the shell, then pierce the yolk and carefully remove the contents with a douche or syringe. Rinse well and dry. Such “paints” will serve you for many years.

— Dissolve the base dye in a deep bowl, add a couple of tablespoons of vinegar and color the eggs a uniform color. Place them on a napkin or wire rack and leave until completely dry.

- In another, shallow bowl (so that the egg is not completely submerged), dilute the dye in a darker tone or contrasting color. Pour in 1 tbsp. vegetable oil and stir it so that beautiful patterns form on the surface of the liquid. Dip the egg and roll around the circumference of the bowl. The oil and dye will settle on the shell, forming a fancy marble pattern. Pat with a paper towel and let dry.

Silk patterns

A very fun way to color Easter eggs that allows you to create intricate and varied patterns.

For work you will need: a variety of rags of 100% silk (enough to wrap an egg), elastic bands, raw white eggs, vinegar, an enamel or glass saucepan, paper towels, vegetable oil, an old cotton white sheet or tablecloth.

- Wrap the raw egg tightly with a piece of silk (right side facing the shell) and secure the fabric with an elastic band. Wrap a piece of undyed cotton over the top.

— Place the eggs in an enamel or glass pan, fill completely with water and add 3 tbsp. vinegar. Bring the water to a boil, continue to cook for 40 minutes over low heat.

- Remove the eggs from the water, let them cool, then remove the material. To add shine, dip a paper towel in the oil and wipe the shells.

Painting Easter eggs: wax, marker and paints

"Pysanki"

It is based on the Ukrainian pysanka technique - drawing wax patterns on hard-boiled eggs. Melted wax is applied to the egg, which is then dipped in dye. After dyeing, the wax melts and intricate patterns are revealed.

To create a more complex pattern, you can use wooden skewers, a pencil eraser, or a pin. However, this cannot be done without some skill. There is also a simple, no less interesting technique for which you will need: eggs, food coloring, wax, a container for melting wax, several bowls for different dyes, paper towels, a baking sheet.

— Color the eggs in a light tone (later you can make the dye more concentrated for stripes of a rich tone).

- Melt the wax in a water bath and dip both ends of the egg into it (the wax will prevent the covered area from turning into the next color).

-Dip the eggs into the next dye for a minute, remove and let dry completely. Then dip it again, only deeper, into the wax, leaving a wide strip in the middle for coloring. Now dip into the third dye.

— Place the fully colored Easter eggs on a baking sheet covered with wax paper and place in the preheated oven for 5 minutes. When the wax melts, remove it with a paper towel.

Watercolor and marker for coloring Easter eggs

If you have high-quality watercolors and watercolor pencils (they spread a little and form an interesting pattern when in contact with a wet surface), you can safely experiment and create original patterns on the shell. If you want to save the eggs until the next Easter holiday, clean them of their contents and cover the design with a fixing protective varnish-spray.

Even if you don't have watercolors, you can create creative Easter decorations using just a permanent marker.

Easter egg decoration: stencil, washi tape and decoupage

Funny ornaments from Japanese washi tape (Washi)

Those who do scrapbooking are very familiar with this decorative tape. A wide range of prints, sizes and shapes allows you to use Washi tape for any decor, including Easter egg decor. The material is very easy to use, you just need to carefully glue a strip of tape to the surface.

We create stencils from adhesive tape and double tape

To achieve a similar effect, adhesive stencils or strips of electrical tape are used.

— First, wrap the unpainted egg with a narrow strip of electrical tape or stick on stencils. Dip in first color, then dry with paper towel.

— Remove the film. Apply a second layer of tape in the opposite direction and dip into the second dye. Dry. Remove the stencil strip from the finished egg.

And such wonderful Easter eggs are decorated with double stationery tape and multi-colored glitter.

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Yes, very tasty minced pork cutlets.

Features of the dish Minced pork cutlets are distinguished not only by their excellent taste, but also by their high nutritional value. The main part of the composition of minced pork is represented by proteins - 83.37%. The calorie content of minced pork cutlets is higher than their counterparts made from minced chicken and minced pork, while the proteins contained in pork are well absorbed by the body. The stereotype that eating pork makes you fat is completely wrong. Of course, fried pork cutlets are not on the diet menu, but if consumed without fanaticism, they will not harm either the figure or the liver. The benefit in this case outweighs the harm. Therefore, delicious and golden-brown beauties minced pork cutlets are the ideal solution for a tasty and nutritious breakfast and hearty lunch. From minced pork you can step by step make not only classic cutlets, but cutlets, snowdrifts, and meatballs in sauce. Well, the most delicious minced meat comes from pork neck and shoulder.

Pork cutlets: recipes and cooking secrets

Cool recipe for minced chicken cutlets

Ingredients

Minced chicken 0.5 kg

White bread 3 slices

Milk or cream 150 ml

Onion 1 pc. Eggs 1 pc.

Salt To taste

Pepper To taste

Breadcrumbs To taste

To cook 6-8 medium cutlets, that is, to feed 3-4 people with dinner, you will need half a kilo of minced chicken.

You can prepare it yourself or, if you know a trusted store, use ready-made minced meat. For the specified amount of meat, you additionally need to use 3 slices of white bread, soak it in milk or cream and squeeze it well before adding it to the minced meat. You can choose to add either 1 chopped medium onion or 2 cloves of garlic to the minced meat. For half a kilo of minced chicken, 1 egg is enough to form cutlets. Finally, be sure to season the meat with spices like salt and pepper. Chicken cutlets are easiest to shape between your palms. This should be done after you have thoroughly mixed the minced meat and turned on the frying pan with oil to heat up. The formed cutlets need to be sprinkled with breadcrumbs on all sides (if you cook them in a double boiler, this is not necessary, you can just put them on foil) and placed on a frying pan. Cooking time is about 6-8 minutes on each side. After turning the cutlets over to the other side, you can cover the pan with a lid to help them cook better.

Perfect chicken cutlets: cooking secrets

Probably everyone knows about Sinabon buns, but I think not everyone knows about their very interesting history of creation.

The history of Cinnabon

The most influential business publication, Expansion Magazine (Mexico), believes that Cinnabon is not just a cinnamon bun.

The editors included it in the list of 50 pleasures of life. What's to blame? Hot fragrant dough, caramel sauce, pecans?

Most likely, both! The recipe for Sinabon cinnamon rolls is kept in the strictest confidence of the employees, and the best technologists worked on its creation. It was many years ago in America in Washington state under the auspices of Ritch Komen and his son Greg.

The secret of taste is in the patented recipe. First, the dough is made from wheat with a high gluten content. Secondly, Makara cinnamon, grown in Indonesia at an altitude of five thousand meters above sea level. Third, strict production standards. The roll that the master rolls and then cuts into buns should have no more than five turns. The company's business card is classic Sinabon with cream cheese and cinnamon. Each Cinnabon product is baked in front of customers and served hot straight from the oven. At first glance, there are so many nuances that I want to ask the question of how to make Sinabon buns at home. Can you get this taste without special cinnamon? We managed to reveal our cards, read on for our recipes for Sinabon buns!