How to Make Decoupage Easter Eggs with Napkins

Quick and easy spring decor, decoupage Easter eggs are a beautiful way to celebrate the season.

Spring has sprung, and we’re soaking up the sunshine, enjoying the warmer weather, and decorating our homes for Easter!

If you’re looking for quick and easy spring decor, decoupage Easter eggs are the perfect DIY project.

With just a few simple supplies, you can create pretty spring floral Easter eggs that add a charming touch to your Easter display.

The best part?

You can customize the look to fit your style and decor, making this craft as unique as your home!

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Decoupage Easter Egg Supplies

To create beautiful decoupage Easter eggs, you’ll need just a few simple supplies!

I used floral paper napkins to achieve a charming cottage spring look, but you can customize the look you want with napkins or tissue paper that fit your style.

You’ll also need Easter eggs, I used wooden eggs I had on hand.

However, you can also use papier-mâché eggs or even plastic Easter eggs for this project.

In addition, you’ll need Mod Podge to adhere the napkins, a paintbrush for application, and paint if you want to add a base color to your eggs.

With these materials, you’ll be ready to craft stunning Easter decor in no time!

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Pinterest image, Easy Decoupage Easter Eggs. Bowl filled with cottage floral Easter eggs and woman's hand applying Mod Podge to Easter Egg.

Paint Eggs

If you want to change the background color of your decoupage Easter eggs, consider painting them first.

Since napkins can be slightly transparent, the base color may show through, affecting your final look.

A coat of white or pastel paint can help bright patterns pop, while a darker shade can create a more vintage feel.

Let the paint dry completely before applying the napkins for the best results!

I’m a little impatient when crafting, so I like to speed up the drying process with my hairdryer.

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