Easter Eggs! Have fun with these 3 easy methods 

Sounds fun xD

My family just play a game when each pick an egg and then we smash one egg to another. If your egg breack - you lose. My father allways turn egg to it's flat side, so I could win)

@@olikkoshon8231Yes, we do that too! But my father always made me lose haha 🥲

Yk what that does sound fun If it works it works

My family always made confetti bombs out of the Easter eggs. And yes, they’re just as hard to make. As they sound you would take an egg shell empty it and then stuff at full of paper confetti, it was pretty fun throwing them everywhere. Ideally, you want to have the confetti to fight outside because that would be nightmare to clean up.

Where I live, both variants are common. Blown out coloured eggs to decorate branches (e.g. forsythia or pussy willow) and boiled coloured eggs to eat during the holidays.

Same, I always hard boiled my eggs, I ate only the whites because the boiled yolks had a texture that grossed me out, which got even worse color-wise when we peeled the dyed shells off, it was grey and almost resembled the trackball of an old computer mouse.

Same for me! I've never thought of blowing the insides out!

My family does the same thing. Makes it easier to find them months later. Peew!

I did the same! Then we had colorful deviled eggs for Easter dinner ❤

i'm in the same boat! i've been watching her for so long, i can't even remember! i remember amanita's video coming out so at least 5 years :)

Same

Same!

I think I came when the Seyshelle video was like a week old. I renember I watched all her videos in 2 days xd. I still get excited with any dollightful video that comes

forreal😭

My family would boil them too.

Same here. I kinda always assumed that boiling the eggs would be preferable because the now solid insides would make it more durable. And, of course, turning those pretty eggs into deviled eggs for Easter dinner a few days later.

@@sailorenthusiast idk where you guys are from but now IM surprised that so many ppl don't know about the blowing out method! Im from Poland and everyone i know always did them this way? The hardboiled ones were usually for the basket since here its much more of a Christian tradition, so we would dye the hard boiled ones using red onion peels for example and they would go in the basket for the blessing , and then we would eat them for easter breakfast. We only paint the hollow shells exactly so that we can keep them! Its inevitable that some will break especially with kids, but over the years my family kept the prettiest ones and our entry hallways is always decorated with them

I think it's because, at least in America, most of us just did sloppy dye jobs for funsies. When you make ART WORK, like Pysanky (or Ukrainian Eggs as I grew up calling them) you want to preserve them so the blow out method is best

@@miciarokiri5182 oh yeah in Polish theyre Pisanki spelled the same way

Yeah, we did that too, only problem is we kids hated boiled eggs, still do tbh 🤢

I did, too! We made deviled eggs after!

That's a fun method, too! But then, of course, you don't want to keep them around for 20+ years. hahah

@@Dollightful haha exactly, they were more for absolutely demolishing by seeing who could roll them furthest down a hill, this method is definitely a lot smarter if you want them for decorations

Same, but we would use them for potato salad afterwards. It was always so colorful and fun to eat

Was thinking the same thing!

yes same here, i love all of dollightful’s craft videos, doll or no doll!

That's sounds so fun! What an amazing tradition!^^

That's awesome! Why do we NOT have a "spring-themed Halloween"? I mean, probably because the Americans who actually celebrate Easter "properly" are worried that it would over-commercialize the time of Jesus's resurrection...I can think of ways it could be done though.

​@@RocRolWriter I think another reason could be because there's already Halloween for trick or treating. Trick or treating isn't really done here during Halloween so that's why we kinda have "virpominen" (name of the tradition) for Easter instead!

Aw, I'm so happy to hear that! Have a great day!

@@Dollightful thank you so much!! I hope you have a wonderful day too ☺️

Please tell me your mom has a YT channel

@@aliwilson4130 She doesn’t (and I was sure to tell her what a disappointment she is by not having one 🤣), but she says that there are lots of people who do have them (she and her egg buddies watch them for tips/ticks/occasional idea-borrowing-with-permission).

@@aliwilson4130pysanky eggs is the keyword

Casarones rule!

I never learned how to make them, but I have many fond memories of the egg-throwing fights... and the annoyance of getting confetti out of my hair afterwards 😅

They also look quite nice too with leaf patterns (eg. parsley) if you place the leaf on the shell and cover it with a new tight before dyeing. After that you remove the tight and the leaf ofc. :)

same, saw that thumbnail and came running in part because of the MH egg (though id have watched either way really). its such a good game, now i also wanna make some monster eggs.....