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Watercolor flowers, watercolor painting, diy, craft project, spring decor, watercolor easter egg tulips • www.theCreativeOrchard.com (@thecreativeorchard)

Watercolor painting, diy, craft project, watercolor flowers, watercolor easter egg tulips • www.theCreativeOrchard.com (@thecreativeorchard) Tulips Flowers, Faux Flowers, Beautiful Flower Arrangements, Beautiful Flowers, Jelly Bean Candy, Glass Candy Jars

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Watercolor painting, diy, craft project, watercolor flowers, watercolor easter egg tulips • www.theCreativeOrchard.com (@thecreativeorchard)

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Fill eggs with paint and toss them at canvas to make splash art. SO FUN!!

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How to make splatter paint eggs and 4 more ways to decorate your Easter eggs.

This tie dye cake is not difficult to prepare because you start with a cake mix and canned frosting. Get the cool colors with McCormick® Assorted NEON! Food Colors & Egg Dye. Food Cakes, Cupcake Cakes, Bolos Tie Dye, Bolo Neon, Tie Dye Cakes, Cake Recipes, Dessert Recipes, Delicious Desserts, Yummy Food

This tie dye cake is not difficult to prepare because you start with a cake mix and canned frosting. Get the cool colors with McCormick® Assorted NEON! Food Colors & Egg Dye.

Drizzle egg with rubber cement, let dry, then dip in a dye bath. When it's dry, gently peel off the rubber cement. Repeat two or three times with additional colors and voilà -- a masterpiece! Easter Egg Dye, Coloring Easter Eggs, Easter Time, Hoppy Easter, Easy Easter, Egg Coloring

Drizzle egg with rubber cement, let dry, then dip in a dye bath. When it's dry, gently peel off the rubber cement. Repeat two or three times with additional colors and voilà -- a masterpiece!