Wood Burning Easter Eggs

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If you like the art of crafting as much as we do, then you’ll love making these wood-burning Easter eggs! Perfect for table settings and egg hunts! You can also reuse them every year! Read below to design your own wooden Easter eggs!

We can’t get enough of these wooden eggs! The best part is, they last forever, so you can enjoy your creations for years! Crafting has always made me feel relaxed. And wood-burning is no exception. Have you tried it?

You will need a wood-burning tool. I’ve had mine for years and I’m always thinking of unique ways to use it.

A pink Easter egg that says Don't worry be hoppy on it.

How to Engrave Wooden Easter Eggs

Supplies

Wooden eggs on Etsy 

Egg dying kit – Standard one from the grocery store.

Made these eggs with dye and vinegar to create a very light pastel color on the wooden eggs.

Woodburning Tool

Pastel color Easter eggs on a marble table.

I love how the Easter eggs turned out just with the dye too! So charming right?!

Directions

Dye the wooden eggs with an egg dying kit and use vinegar instead of water. Leave each egg in the bucket for a minute or two until the desired color.

Let the wooden eggs dry.

Once the wooden eggs have dried, you can choose your pattern or design. Most wood-burning kits come with different tips and designs. I used those tip patterns because they look good and they’re easy!

DIY steps for engraving a DIY wooden Easter egg.

For the writing, print out what you want to burn into the egg, then just trace the back of the word, on the paper, with pencil and press it against the egg, scratching it in so it leaves an outline on the egg.

This makes it much easier to trace! I used the tiny point tip on the wood-burning tool to burn the letters in the egg.

DIY  easter eggs with patterns on them

How to use your Wooden Easter Egg

There are so many ways you can use these fun eggs! They’re adorable for an egg hunt, instead of letters you can engrave numbers on each egg! They’re also great for name cards for an Easter brunch too!

pink and yellow wooden egg with engraved letters on a pink plate with copper flatware.
Yellow Easter egg that says Happy Easter

More Easter Egg Decorating Ideas

Calligraphy Eggs

Mosaic Easter Eggs

Gold Leaf Easter Eggs

DIY Ombre Easter Eggs

Two wooden Easter eggs with letters burned into them

More Easter Ideas You’ll love!

DIY Old Fashioned Candy Box 

Pin the Tail on the Bunny Printable 

Bunny Sugar Cookies 

Egg Decorating party 

Carrot Mimosa

Yellow wooden egg that says happy Easter

Let us know if you make these wooden Easter eggs by leaving a comment below! Also, tag your photos @sugarandcharm so we can see what you made and share!

learn how to wood burn easter eggs

Wood Burning Easter Eggs

A DIY tutorial on how to use a wood-burning tool to decorate Easter eggs.
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Course: DIY Crafts
Cuisine: American
Prep Time: 30 minutes
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Total Time: 30 minutes
Servings: 6 eggs
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Author: Eden

Ingredients

  • 6 wooden eggs
  • 1 Easter egg dye kit
  • 1 wood burning tool kit

Instructions

  • Dye the wooden eggs with an egg dying kit and use vinegar instead of water. Leave each egg in the bucket for a minute or two until the desired color.
  • Let the wooden eggs dry.
  • Once the wooden eggs have dried, you can choose your pattern or design. Most wood-burning kits come with different tips and designs. I used those tip patterns because they look good and they’re easy!
  • For the writing, print out what you want to burn into the egg, then just trace the back of the word, on the paper, with pencil and press it against the egg, scratching it in so it leaves an outline on the egg.
  • This makes it much easier to trace! I used the tiny point tip on the wood-burning tool to burn the letters in the egg.

Notes

This make time some trial and error to get the feel of using the wood burning tool. 
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