This might be my favorite Easter DIY


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Hi Reader,

At the beginning of this month, when I shared the March Bucket List, I mentioned I’d be sharing this little DIY with you—and here it is.

Over the past weeks, I’ve been playing with something simple but surprisingly beautiful: using tea to dye Easter eggs.

It actually started from another experiment. I had been making a natural tea stain for wood, and when I saw how rich and earthy the tones turned out, I couldn’t resist trying the same idea on eggshells. And I’m so glad I did.

When coloring Easter eggs with tea, the colors result as soft, muted, and each one is a little different. What I love most is that the colors come entirely from true teas and herbal teas you might already have at home.

Some turn warm and honey-like, others more ashy or softly green… and a few results truly surprised me.

If you want to try it this weekend, here’s the simple version:

  • Brew a strong cup of tea
  • Add a splash of vinegar
  • Let your eggs rest in the tea
  • Wait, and watch the color slowly deepen

That’s it. No synthetic dyes, just time and a little curiosity.

If you do end up making them, I’d love to hear which shades you get.

I’ve written a full step-by-step guide for you on the blog, including which teas create which shades.

-> Read the full tutorial here.

Every day makes a difference ♡


Sonja

Hi Sister, I'm Sonja

I’m a Nordic girl married to a Moroccan husband and mom to a curious little adventurer. After over a decade in fine dining, I left the busy restaurant life to embrace slower, more natural living. Now I help women simplify their routines with from-scratch recipes, natural wellness tips, and sustainable ways to create less waste and more contentment.

Let's connect ♡


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