We received Eggnots to review and we are in love with them! Eggnots are a dyeable ceramic Easter egg alternative for kids with allergies Eggnots are really cool! They look just like real eggs but you just can’t eat them. They last forever and you can reuse them year after year.
The non-perishable and eco-friendly, vegan-friendly eggs are ceramic and 100% safe for those with egg allergies. Create and craft high-quality ceramic egg keepsakes with the entire family this Easter! Made in the USA. They come in a 6-pack, 12-pack, 18-pack, and they also sell a dye kit.
I am so glad that I learned about Eggnots. My kids have had SO much fun decorating them and displaying them in their rooms. Very fun to color and decorate. We colored our Easter Egg Alternatives with markers and paint. We have a few left over so I searched the internet for ways to dye eggs and I found several different and fun ways to dye eggs! My kids are excited to get started on the remaining few we have left.
Here Are 6 Ways To Dye Eggs!
Lace Dyed Eggs For Easter. I absolutely LOVE this fun idea! How unique! And, so EASY to do!
How To Dye Easter Eggs With Kool Aid! I have always wanted to try this out. Simple to do and they turn out so bright and pretty!
How to Marble Easter Eggs With This Nail Polish Hack. I love love love this look! So fun! I have plenty of nail polish so we will definitely be trying this out.
DIY Washi Tape Easter Eggs! I would never have thought to ‘color‘ our Easter eggs using Washi tape! So interesting!
Collage Easter Egg. Such a neat idea! Perfect for a crafty looking egg! Love how it shimmers and shines!
No Dye Easter Eggs. These are something we do a lot of. We use markers (like I stated above) and other things like glitter, glue, etc. to create some very pretty Easter eggs!
Buy
You can purchase Eggnots Easter Egg Alternatives For Kids With Allergies, online at http://www.eggnots.com. The 6-pack is $9.95, 12-pack $15.95, 18-pack $21.95, and dye kit is $6.95.
Win
One person is going to win a 6-pack of Eggnots Easter Egg Alternatives For Kids With Allergies, to color and decorate! So fun!
Rules
The contest is open to US 18+. Giveaway will end on March 21, 2018, at 11:59 PM MT. Winner will have 48 hours to confirm their win after I email them, or a new winner will be chosen. I am not responsible for lost or stolen mail.By entering the contest you are giving Garden Lites your email to add to their mailing list.
Eileen Boyce says
We would do all different designs on them.
Kayla Klontz says
We would dye them, probably using metallic dye or glittery kind.
Vikki Billings says
I would decorate them with markers and ribbons.
Daniel Scott says
We would make a whole barn yard of animals including chicks, cows, dogs and cats.
mia dentice carey says
I would really want to try those oil pastel color dye
Samantha Plotkin (@mrsplotkin) says
We would dye them — my kids have never had the chance!
Leah Shumack says
We have a lot of Washi Tape around here. That would be a fun project to do!
Julieh says
I would decorate them with sequins.
kathypease says
I would probably decorate mine with all different colors of glitter
Claudette says
We like to draw on them with white crayon and then dip them in the koolaid mix. Has pretty homemade designs and smells great!
Kim Delatorre says
Oh, that is a great idea! Thank you for sharing!
Azeem Isaahaque says
I would decorate it with glitter
traci says
probably with lots of glitter
Crystal Rose says
We would do some natural dye & crayons.
Wendy R. says
These are awesome! We would draw on our with markers.
vickie couturier says
i think my grandkids would love to draw on them different designs and colors that they like
Julie R says
My three year old would want to decorate them all purple with gems.
Char says
We do not have egg allergies and we love eggs so much in this house. We love to dip eggs in lovely colors every April. Thank you for the offer!
Rosanne says
I would decorate them like emojis
Mia says
I would use watercolors to paint them.
Antoinette M says
We dye eggs with Kool Aid and use lots of glitter!
Tracie brown says
I would let my kids use a wax pen then dunk them in dye just like normal eggs!
mia dentice carey says
Since my son & I have egg allergies and have never gotten to dye eggs before I would want to dye them MANY different ways!!!! Kool Aid, maybe buy those PAS oil color kind, collage eggs looked neat too! I’ll have to look for these…THANKS SO MUCH for sharing and the opportunity to win! =)