If you’re looking to elevate your decorating ideas for Easter eggs and want to steer clear of dye kits (filled with mysterious ingredients I can’t spell let alone pronounce), I’ve got some great ideas ...

Make your own natural dyes for Easter eggs! Create beet, blueberry and onion skin Easter eggs for a lovely spring decoration. When Alex, my 10-year-old grandson, came to stay with me during spring ...

Can Easter be celebrated without Easter eggs? Millions are about to find out. A staggering 47% of Americans are skipping the tradition of dyeing eggs this year due to the price of eggs, according to a ...

There are times when I wouldn’t cringe if called old-fashioned (very few, I might add, but this is one of them). That’s after I fill up pots with red cabbage leaves or yellow onion skins and turn up ...

While the traditional way of coloring eggs by dunking them in food coloring and water can still be loads of fun on Easter, if you’re looking for something a bit different this year, we have just the ...

Easter’s right around the corner, which means it’s time to dye those eggs! But instead of picking up a kit at the grocery store, skip the chemicals and use what you have on hand to create homemade, ...

We want to help you step up your Easter egg game, and we're taking a look into do-it-yourself coloring. If you don't want to use food coloring, you can make your own naturally.

There are times when I wouldn’t cringe if called old-fashioned (very few, I might add, but this is one of them). That’s after I fill up pots with red cabbage leaves or yellow onion skins and turn up ...

Everybody loves coloring Easter eggs, but let’s be real — dunking eggs in food coloring every year can get a little tired. If you and your kids are looking for something a little more interesting this ...

Using herbs and food to dye Easter eggs gives them beautiful, earthy color—without scary chemicals. And it’s surprisingly easy. 1. Hard-boil eggs. 2. Bring each dye ingredient (listed below) to a boil ...