You can mix and match colors, try different types of glitter, and even experiment with finishes to make them uniquely yours.

Add color with traditional Easter egg dyes, fruit- or vegetable-based dyes, food color, acrylic paints or even melted crayons. You could dip your egg in an adhesive and then roll it in glitter, or ...

From classic pastel dyes to adorable designs with stickers, paint, and glitter, there’s something for everyone. If you’re ready to get crafty, here are some cute Easter egg coloring ideas to ...

You know who's absolutely amazing at making Easter egg crafts? That's right: Martha Stewart. Here, the domestic diva herself shows just how to make neon-glitter Easter eggs that will stand out ...

Watson's Edible Glitter Nature Colors contain no sugar, artificial sweeteners, fats or hydrogenated vegetable oils. WEST HAVEN, CONN. — Watson, Inc. has added Edible Glitter Nature Colors to its ...