Hello, hello, hello! Today I have a super simple and fun DIY project for you. Are you ready to get your hands dirty and make something fun for your Easter decor this year? These DIY golden Easter eggs are so cute with their floral imprints! 
If you want to WOW your guests this year, keep reading. And be sure to pin these images to your DIY or Easter boards. Here are the few things you will need to make these.
Supplies needed-
Air dry clay Easter egg shaped cookie cutter, I used the smallest out of this set {save these to make cookies another time!} Rub N Buff in antique gold Any flowers or greens from your yard Round sponge brush Rolling pin Wax or parchment paper to protect your surface
How to make these DIY golden Easter eggs-
These couldn’t be easier. If you can roll out cookie dough, you can make these! 1- Protect your surface with wax paper or parchment paper. 2- Grab a big ball of white air dry clay in your hands and work it around for about a minute to soften. 3- Using a rolling pin, roll out to a even thickness. 4- Cut out the Easter egg shape using your cookie cutter. 5- Press any botanicals you have into the eggs to leave an imprint. I used seeded eucalyptus. 6- Let dry overnight, flipping every so often. 7- Once dry, place rub n buff onto a round headed sponge brush and paint only the high spots of the egg. You will want to leave the imprints so go lightly. 
That’s it! Super easy, and super cute! I have so many other projects I have done with air dry clay which you can check out too! Christmas ornament gift toppers Easter bunny gift tags Valentine’s Day conversation heart napkin rings 
Spring Inspiration from Some Very Talented Bloggers
How to Use Easter Bunny Decor in a Classy Way // Pasha is Home
Creating An Enchanting Easter Centerpiece Using Flowers and Cabbage // Shiplap and Shells
DIY Golden Easter Eggs with Floral Imprints // My Sweet Savannah
How to Make a Spring Lantern // Sand Dollar Lane
Best Front Porch Ideas to Decorate for Easter // The Ponds Farmhouse
5 Easy Ways To Decorate Your Mudroom For Spring // White Lilac Farmhouse
The Prettiest Spring Tablescape for your Easter Gathering // Willow Bloom Home Blog
Simple Steps to a Beautiful Spring Tablescape // White Arrows Home
Easter Deviled Eggs // Paint Me Pink
How to Make a Neutral Wood Bead Carrot in 3 Easy Steps // Simply 2 Moms
Easter With Faberge Eggs // A Stroll Through Life
How to Set an Easter Table with Bright Colors // Cottage in the Mitten
Easter Egg & Daffodil Spring Wreath // Cottage on Bunker Hill
Simple And Rustic Easter Wreath With Carrots // Midwest Life and Style
Decorating for Easter with Neutrals // Robyn’s French Nest
When is Easter 2023? Everything You Need to Know This Year // Southern Crush at Home
Easy Centerpieces for the Easter Table Ideas // Bricks ‘n Blooms
Four Easy Spring Centerpieces // Vintage and Grace Living
Oh how cute. I love using clay and these are just the cutest. Thanks for the inspiration and it’s so fun getting new ideas for each other.
Absolutely! Happy spring!
What a cute idea! Happiest Easter!
You too!
How fun are these and so pretty. Love the tutorial, well done.
Thank you Marty!
These golden Easter eggs are adorable. Love them!
Thank you so much! Happy spring!
What a fun idea! Thanks for the inspiration!
You bet!
Air-dry clay is the best! I love using it in projects too.
Your eggs turned out so beautifully! I love the way you added the botanical imprint. Perfect for spring. Happy to be hopping with you today. Pinned!
What a cute idea! Such a fun way to add Spring decor into your home! Thanks for sharing these creative idea, I need to try it! Pinned!
These turned out so pretty and are a really unique addition to any Easter decor. Looks like a fun project to do with a loved one!
What a fun idea, Melaine! It’s the perfect Easter decor diy!
This is just such a cute Easter DIY idea, Melaine. Can’t wait to try it.
Love your pretty idea! I can’t wait to try it!
What a beautiful idea! These look so lovely!
Oh my goodness! I love everything about this, especially the seeded eucalyptus you used! Can’t wait for easter~ Thank you for sharing your talents!