Super Easy DIY Infinity Stone Easter Eggs

I have two young daughters and every Easter we decorate our own Easter eggs. This year I discovered Eggnots, a dyeable ceramic replacement for Easter eggs, and I am so excited about them. Now we can keep our creations year after year – and I cannot wait to see how my daughters’ artwork changes over the years. If you know me, you know I am a total Marvel geek, so of course I made Infinity Stone Easter eggs for mine. I am counting down the days to Avengers: Endgame (did you see my breakdown of the second Endgame trailer?) so this is basically all that is on my mind right now.

Infinity Stone Easter Eggs

• 6 Eggnots
• Red Paint
• Blue Paint
• Purple Paint
• Yellow Paint
• Orange Paint
• Green Paint
• paintbrush or cups

I liked using the paint for these eggs, but you can also use egg dyes as well. Simply dip your Eggnots in a cup of dye, and they are good to go – exactly like regular eggs. I opted to hand paint my infinity stone eggs because I wanted some variation to the color. You know, so they looked shiny and shimmery and like something Thanos really wanted to get his hands on.

If you are a Marvel fan like me, some other great Easter egg ideas are Captain Marvel, Goose the Cat (or Flerken), Iron Man, Thor, Captain America, Hulk, and… well honestly I could just go on and on! Like I said, the thing I really like about these is that I can continue to display them year after year.

About Eggnots

Whether you’re a family looking to share the Easter egg-dyeing tradition, a hobbyist looking for a new medium, or a crafter looking for creative ways to decorate your home, eggnots® is the product you’ve been searching for! The versatile blank canvas of eggnots® makes them the perfect starting point for almost any craft, and because they’re made of high-quality ceramic, your finished keepsake will last as long as the memories you’ll make in the process! Give your family the chance for a safe, allergy-free Easter!