Painted Easter Eggs

So my friends, with Easter falling right before my daughter’s birthday and first communion, we have craziness going on. Because of that, I only have the energy and patience for some very easy projects. On Monday I showed you the confetti ice cream bowls and today I am sharing the fastest painted Easter eggs ever! My kind of craft. All you need are some blown out eggs {or hard boiled if you plan to toss soon}. That’s what I used as Easter is right around the corner. I need a couple of small paint brushes and q-tips for polka dotting! Just some simple paint strokes, polka dots and embellishments made for some really easy egg decorating. By the way, this paper grass is great for resting the eggs so they don’t roll around while you paint. Great for while they dry. Some of the paint colors are called blue sky, bubblegum, winter mint and lemon drop. Just the names make me want to get crafty. Other than the Martha Stewart craft paint, I used the sweet pink layered pom pom stickers and the vintage girl acrylic embellishments. Both just stick on which makes it easy peasy. This might be the most fun I have had painting eggs. There was no mess and it was just fun to get creative. My daughter painted some as well and was so proud. We will of course do the usual egg dying as well. . . brings back such fun childhood memories. But for now, a simple painted egg does the trick. A big thank you to the editors of Martha Stewart Living for providing the supplies as part of the #12MonthsofMartha program! Idea and opinions are mine. Always.