Showing posts with label easter. Show all posts
Showing posts with label easter. Show all posts

March 25, 2016

Easter Brunch Ideas

Happy Good Friday! I have had a hectic last few weeks! For my birthday, we went to the Dominican Republic for some fun and sun and then I had my mom in town for the beautiful Spring DC weather and the Cherry Blossom Festival starting and now I can't believe Easter is this weekend!

Are you hosting an Easter brunch, having people over, or invited to a brunch? Here are some interesting ideas you could have or bring to someone's house!

French Toast Kabobs from Martha Stewart

Pancake Dippers (Bacon covered in pancake mix) from Lady Behind the Curtain

Donut Hole edible topiary from Kitchen Living with Coryanne

Mini Cadbury eggs Cheesecake Dip from A Pumpkin and a Princess

Overnight Eggs Benedict Casserole from The Food Charlatan
Carrot Cake Pancakes from Nosh & Nourish

Happy Friday!

March 25, 2013

Not Your Ordinary Easter Eggs

It's that time of year to start buying your eggs, vinegar and dyes! If you are tired of the same egg dying year to year, here are some great ideas to try something new and wow your guests! How do you normally decorate your Easter eggs?

Dye your eggs in bold colors and use gold leafing kit from craft store to give a marbled look from She Knows

Marbled easter eggs from Georgica Pond

Marbled, speckled and wasabi taped eggs from House of Earnest

Use Rit dye to give eggs an intense color (though NOT EDIBLE) from Urban Comfort

Dye your eggs light blue and then add speckles with metallic Sharpie from Carolyns Homework

How to make speckled eggs with toothbrush and brown paint from Southern Living

Easter eggs tied in colored bakers twine from The College Prepster

Neon dip dyed eggs from Oh Joy

Colorful ombre colored eggs made using assorted spray paints from Ashbee Design

Keep eggs in dye for varying amounts of time for this ombre color effect from Sugar & Charm

Watercolor dyed Easter egss from Spoon Fork Bacon

Pull out your calligraphy set and decorate your eggs with this simple design from Oh Happy Day

Use acrylic paints to add decorative brushstrokes from Paper & Stitch

Use string dipped in acrylic paints to achieve this artistic look from Spoonful

These amazing colors and patterns came from using men's silk ties from Boulder Locavore

Find some naturally occurring darker colored eggs and use white paint pens to add designs from Joy Ever After

A Few Helpful Hints!
Use a whisk to keep your fingers free of dyes

Use a lazy susan to rotate bowls filled with dyes so you won't spill the dye.
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