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Melted Crayons Easter Eggs

April 1, 2021 By Jeannette Kaplun

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Who knew that old crayons would be so helpful when it comes to decorating Easter eggs?

Children can easily make these beautiful Easter eggs with melted crayons. The process is quite easy and is a great activity for kids. Not only is this a fun activity to do with kids, but the results are absolutely beautiful. It’s also a great way of using crayons and used toilet paper rolls.

Children can easily make these beautiful Easter eggs with melted crayons. The process is quite easy and is a great activity for kids. For Christians, Easter eggs symbolize the empty tomb of Jesus, from which Jesus resurrected. For years This custom of the Easter egg, according to many sources, can be traced to early Christians of Mesopotamia, and from there it spread into Eastern Europe and Siberia through the Orthodox Churches, and later into Europe through the Catholic and Protestant Churches.

Of course you can also use traditional methods to dye eggs but these melted crayon Easter eggs look so stunning that you might not want to. Tip: do NOT boil and refrigerate the eggs in advance because you will need the heat from the freshly boiled eggs to melt the crayons.

How to decorate Easter Eggs with crayons

You will need:

  • Crayons
  • Salad Tongs
  • Toilet paper rolls or egg holders
  • Eggs

Instructions:

  1. Hard boil the eggs.
  2. While eggs are boiling, cut toilet paper tolls into smaller pieces as to hold the eggs while decorating.
  3. As soon as eggs are done boiling, grab the tongs and move the eggs to place them on the paper roll holders. Do not cool them off in cold water.
  4. Start decorating by using the crayons to draw designs or color stripes. You’ll want to help smaller children as the eggs will be extremely hot to hold.
  5. Let eggs cool completely after decorating before removing from the egg holder.

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Children can easily make these beautiful Easter eggs with melted crayons. The process is quite easy and is a great activity for kids.

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Filed Under: Crafts & DIY Tagged With: Easter

About Jeannette Kaplun

Jeannette Kaplun is a Latina mom of 2, TV host, parenting author and blogger. She's the founder of Hispana Global and has appeared on Good Morning America, The Steve Harvey Show and The Chew. Previously she co-founded Todobebé and hosted the Viva la Familia TV show on Univision. She loves to help others and wrote the parenting book in Spanish Todobebé: Todo lo que necesitas saber para el primer año de tu bebé" . She also writes for Babble and Ser Padres.

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Hi! I’m Jeannette Kaplun, a bilingual Latina mom of 2, journalist, TV host, writer, Hispana Global CEO and founder, Nutella, and Disney lover. I love traveling, writing, helping others, and supporting [email protected], ONE.org, St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital, the UN Foundation, and other organizations. I live in Miami, FL with my family, including my dog Snoopy. To work with me, email [email protected] .

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