Mod Podge Easter Eggs for an Awesome Holiday

Incorporate decoupage into your holiday festivities with these 18 Mod Podge Easter eggs. Ideas for all ages and the whole family!

The time for Easter egg crafts is near! Did you realize that Easter is in March this year? Just barely, but it’s coming right up.

You can be sure that I want you to incorporate decoupage  into your Easter crafting, and I’ve found an easy way to do it – Mod Podge Easter eggs.

An egg is only so large, right? So any crafting with an Easter egg has to go relatively quickly, at least more-so than a dresser or something.

Are you ready to get your Easter egg craft on? Check out these 18 unique ideas for Mod Podge Easter eggs!

Mod Podge Easter Eggs

Egg Shells

Make a cool mosaic effect on the outside of an egg – using egg shells!

(The original tutorial from Gingerbread Snowflakes is no longer available so use the photo for inspiration)

Damask Print

Add a damask design to a blown out egg, using your favorite decoupage medium.

See how it was made at Farm Boy City Girl

Baker’s Twine

It’s so easy to cover old eggs with baker’s twine, and turn them into a fun display.

Find the step-by-step at Landeelu

Paper & Ribbon

The base of these pretty paper and ribbon Mod Podge eggs is styrofoam!

Learn how to make them here at Mod Podge Rocks

Fabric Strips

Revamp plastic eggs from last year using fabric scraps and Mod Podge.

See how they were made at Tatertots & Jello

Origami Papers

Use your favorite pretty origami papers to decoupage some old plastic eggs.

Learn how to do it at Our Family Journey

Kids’ Craft

Give your children some plastic eggs, Mod Podge and embellishments – and let them decorate to their heart’s content!

Learn more at Love Bug Living

Mini Basket

Not only are these eggs decoupaged, but you can download a template for a basket as well.

Get the instructions at Khelleigh Kratzlaff Designs

Stamped Sentiments

Paint old plastic eggs and then add your favorite Easter words using stamps on fabric.

Learn how to make them at B2C

Ribbons & Jewels

Easter egg crafts take an elegant route with book pages and jewels.

Learn how they were made at Inspire Co.

Recycled Scraps

Don’t throw those old fabric scraps away – save them for covering plastic eggs.

Learn how to do it at Pinching Your Pennies

Glitter Dipped

Jill painted these paper mache eggs, then dipped them in glitter for an extra special touch.

Learn how she made them at Create.Craft.Love.

String Surprise

Make these easy string eggs using water balloons – the best part is the prize inside.

Find out how at Simply Modern Mom

Floral Napkins

The designs on napkins are so sheer, it looks like they are printed right on the eggs.

Get the how-to at Brown Paper Packages

Bright Glitter

Use Mod Podge and your favorite bright glitter colors to make these statement eggs.

Find the instructions at Plaid

Pressed Flowers

You need pressed flowers, Mod Podge and eggs to make this pretty display.

Learn more about this project at Rook No. 17

Family Silhouettes

Go the non-traditional route with eggs by decoupaging black and white silhouettes. This is one of my favorite Easter egg crafts ever!!

Find out more about the project at Rook No. 17

Tissue Paper

Revamp plastic eggs on a budget, just by using Mod Podge and tissue paper.

Get the instructions at Sweeter Than Sweets