Just in time for Easter weekend, this crafty roundup features over 30 Easter egg decorating ideas for you to create unique and festive eggs at home! 

1. Rainbow Whipped Cream Dyed Easter Eggs – For the Love of Food

2. Shaving Cream Easter Eggs – Gagen Girls

3. DIY Pokemon Easter Eggs – Simple Everyday Mom

4. Natural Easter Egg Dyes – Creative Cynchronicity

5. DIY Hologram Foil Easter Eggs – Oh So Beautiful Paper

6. Despicable Me Minion Easter Eggs How To – For the Love of Food

7. Bubble Wrap Egg Decorating – Ann’s Entitled Life

8. Pretty Cool Whip Easter Eggs – Seasoned Sprinkles

9. Marbled Easter Eggs With Nail Polish – Fun Money Mom

10. Decoupage Easter Eggs – Homemade Heather

11. Carrot Easter Eggs – Life Currents

12. Surprise Candy Filled DIY Chocolate Easter Eggs – For the Love of Food

13. Fun Paint Poured Easter Eggs – Our Crafty Mom

14. Unicorn Easter Eggs – Fun Money Mom

15. DIY Modern Color-Blocked Easter Eggs – Oh So Beautiful Paper

16. DIY Gold Geometric Easter Eggs – Lovely Indeed

17. Tie Dye Easter Eggs – Kids’ Craft Room

18. DIY Tropical Leaf Easter Eggs – Oh So Beautiful Paper

19. Easter Eggs with Tattoos – A Mom’s Take

20. Easy Paper Towel Tie Dye Easter Eggs – For the Love of Food

21. How To Decorate Easter Eggs With Paper Napkins – Practically Functional

22. Bluey Natural Dyed Easter Eggs – For the Love of Food

23. How to Decorate Star Wars Easter Eggs – Creative Green Living

24. Sharpie and Letter Script Decorated Eggs – The Crazy Craft Lady

25. Bunny and Chick Egg Decorating Ideas – Kids’ Craft Room

26. DIY Marbled Easter Eggs Using Food Coloring – Oh So Beautiful Paper

27. Glitter Polka Dot Easter Eggs – The Simple Parent

28. Jute Wrapped Eggs – About A Mom

29. Gorgeous Woodland Animal Easter Eggs – Kids’ Craft Room

30. Nail Polish Marbled Easter Egg DIY – Design Improvised

31. Painted Animal Easter Eggs – Lia Griffith

32. Gorgeous Glitter Easter Eggs – Our Crafty Mom

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These painted pumpkins are a fun and easy Halloween craft inspired by Disney’s Hocus Pocus! 

What you need:

3 small/medium sized pumpkins with tall attached stems (I used white) 

White, red, and black acrylic paint

paint brushes

pencil

3 balls of yarn (one yellow, one red, and one purple)

small strip of cardboard

Directions:

1. Start by washing and drying your pumpkins.

2. Using a pencil draw outlines of the witch mouths including their signature lips and teeth on each pumpkin. 

3. Then using acrylic paint and small brushes, paint the teeth white, lips red, and inside of the mouths black. 

4. I also added a couple black moles for the Sarah and Mary witches. 

5. Let dry completely then start on the hair. 

6. For the hair you will need three colors of yarn. 

7. For Mary, use purple yarn and simply twist up and cover the entire pumpkin stem, making it as thick as possible.  

8. For Sarah, use a small yellow yarn skein (the oblong roll of yarn), fold in half and insert the stem through the middle

so it folds in half and look like a head of long hair. 

9. Finally, for Winnie use a small rectangle piece of cardboard and wrap red yard around the pumpkin stem and then holding the cardboard horizontally above the stem, keep wrapping around the red yard completely covering the cardboard too. It should look like Winnie’s funny hairstyle!

10. Now you have the three Sanderson Sisters as mini pumpkins. Set out as a festive and fun Halloween display for all to see!

My girls and I love Halloween and all the fun traditions like dressing up and decorating pumpkins together every year.

Last year they dressed up as Amelia Earhart and Addison from Disney’s Zombies. 

For the past few years we have entered the pumpkin decorating contest at our local library.

Last year all pumpkins had to be inspired by a book and with the new Hocus Pocus graphic novel recently released we knew right away we wanted

to make The Sanderson Sisters from Hocus Pocus. 

These simple painted pumpkins turned out so stinkin’ cute and although

they didn’t win the contest they were my favorites that we’ve made in years!

After the contest was over, I put them on display on the railing in my front porch. 

“Sistahhhs!”

Ava also created a sloth pumpkin inspired by her favorite animal and the book “The Sloth Who Slowed Us Down”.

Happy Halloween!

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