How To Make Tie-Dye Shaving Cream Easter Eggs

How to tie dye Easter eggs step by step video tutorial using shaving cream, eggs and food coloring.

I’ve always loved dying Easter eggs, ever since I was a little girl. I have so many fun memories trying different decorating tricks with my siblings from over the years. I’ve continued the tradition with my kids and we have fun dying our eggs every Easter. However, to be totally truthful, I’m not a big fan of hard boiled eggs so if my hubby doesn’t eat them, they get thrown away – I know, shame on us.

As luck would have it, however, one day I was browsing the Easter isles at Walmart and found these amazing plaster-like eggs! They are artificial and can be dyed colors!! I bought 4 packages of 1 dozen eggs and knew immediately I wanted to make them tie-dyed with shaving cream.

I have since made several “batches” of tie-dyed eggs with shaving cream – at my son’s preschool and once with a playdate at our house. They really are that much fun to make, just like these He Is Risen Easter Preschool craft! or even this fluffy slime!

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What You Need:

Shaving Cream

Easter eggs like these or hard boiled eggs

Dye or food coloring dye

Baking sheet

Spatula

Wooden skewer or knife

Spray shaving cream all over a baking sheet

2. Using a spatula, spread the shaving cream evenly over the baking sheet

3. Carefully sprinkle food coloring all over the shaving cream

4. Use a wooden skewer and gently run it through the colors like so

5. Now the fun can begin!! Grab an egg and start rolling it throughout the shaving cream until it is completely covered.

6. Set aside and let the eggs rest while covered in the shaving cream for about 10 minutes. Using a baby wipe, wipe off the excess shaving cream and see the beautiful colors emerge!

I love that the eggs can be kept from year to year. I placed the ones my son made in a ceramic basket with an adorable little handmade ceramic bunny that I bought at my favorite thrift store 🙂