Sure, you can buy a regular dye kit, but if you want to try something different– dye your Easter eggs with Kool-Aid! It’s super easy, and my favorite part is how awesome it smells!

Want to avoid using food coloring on eggs? Here's directions for Naturally Dyed eggs using beet powder, blueberries and spice!

Have you ever wanted to try shaving cream to decorate your eggs? Here's how!

This technique uses blown eggs dangled from a string to make brilliantly colorful eggs.

Drizzle your dye over regular hard boiled eggs or paper mache eggs.

Here's a great hack to form perfect polka dots on your traditionally dyed eggs!

Make cool silhouettes on your dyed eggs using this trick!

Tired of getting dye all over the counter? Here's directions on "painting" your eggs with markers and a tip to help you keep them forever.

Love brown eggs? Here's tips on how to turn them into great Easter Eggs!

Super cute chicks make with wooden eggs!

Dye or paint your eggs yellow, then use Simple Every Day Mom's printouts to give your eggs some Minion style.

Another one from Simple Every Day Mom, but with printouts for your favorite Disney characters.

Decorate Easter eggs with the same technique Eric Carle used for making the Very Hungry Caterpillar: Decoupage! Great for using on paper mache or wooden eggs.

You'll want to keep these eggs for a while, so break out the paper mache or wooden eggs!

Cuteness overload!!

Decorate plastic or craft eggs with tissue paper and make them look like your favorite story book characters!

This one uses blown eggs, but you can cut the mess (and prep time) by using paper mache eggs.

Paint your favorite Star Wars characters on eggs!