Where's my Easter Eggs?

Easter is commonly known as a Christian celebration of Christ’s rising, but where did the cute bunnies, baby chicks and colored eggs come from? Easter season is also spring season, when the earth wakes again after a long and cold winter. It is a season of new birth, nature give birth to baby animals and plants. The Easter bunny arose originally to symbolize fertility, due to its rapid reproduction habits. The custom of coloring eggs at Easter started over 500 years ago and it’s still a popular custom till these days. Easter is arriving in no time, will you be coloring some Easter eggs? It’d be a fun project to make with your family and kids or an impressive D.I.Y. gift for friends or a special gift for that someone special.

Nike from Thrive created them with rainbow Jello. I had to post them cos they are awesome!!!

Also, Jello Shots by: http://jelly-shot-test-kitchen.blogspot.com/2011/04/easter-egg-jelly-shooters-aka.html

Here's the full tutorial, it's actually very easy to do if you follow the steps:
http://choosetothrive.blogspot.com/2011/04/rainbow-easter-eggs.html

You could also modify this recipe, add in some beautify herbs or even small candy...etc.
Like this one below, won't you wanna serve it at your Easter Party?


Here's some more examples of D.I.Y. Easter Eggs and links. They are all so beautiful and delicious!
There are some posted on ohthelovelythings.com
 
  DIY Brownie Eggs from La Receta de la Felicidad 
  DIY Herb Stenciled Easter Eggs from Adventures in Cooking // DIY Decal Easter Eggs from Country Living

  

DIY Almond Joy Wreath from Country Living // DIY Botanical Eggs from Martha Stewart

All Natural Easter Egg Dye Recipes from Better Homes and Gardens // DIY Easter Egg Hunt Bags fromThe Purl Bee // DIY Succulent Eggs from Le Robins Nest (photographs by Easy Dreamer Photography)

If you are having your Easter Egg hunt at night, you might consider a different recipe. How about some glow in the dark easter eggs. Here's a link and what you need. Oh it's so cool and kids loves anything glow in the dark.

http://www.mommysavers.com/c/t/201161/glow-in-the-dark-easter-egg-hunt-fun-for-older-tweens-teens

All you need is some plastic Easter eggs and glow sticks. You could also try glow in the dark stickers and color changing battery tea lights. Anything you could find in the house works. 

Have you heard of the most Expensive Chocolate Easter Egg by William Curley?

It sold for $10,000. I know!!! It's alot of money for an egg. Here's the post

http://www.bornrich.com/worlds-expensive-chocolate-easter-egg-william-curley-sold-10000.html

It's impressive but I'm not really a fan of the style. I'd like it alittle more modern or funky or fun. What do you think of it?

Okay Guys! Here's my posts on Easter Egg, I hope you it has inspired you to create your own. Please send me a link or picture of your awesome Easter Eggs. 

Happy Easter from Stitches of Smiles!