Blogger / 11 April, 2025 / Anita Flynn
As I mentioned with my bicarb and vinegar eggs, because of the current price of eggs many people have decided not to decorate eggs. On social media there have been many posts showing potato printing instead, which is always a fun activity to do. However, if you don’t want to waste any food then you could always try your hand at doing bubble wrap printed Easter eggs.
Make sure you follow my Easter board on Pinterest for more ideas. Don’t forget to save the pin for later.

Cut out your egg shapes (or any other Easter related shape) from the bubble wrap.

Paint it and print it onto your paper. Remember, with this kind of printing, you may need to move quicker as the first things painted may have dried before you finish decorating the whole egg.

Once you have done one print, use a damp cloth to wipe away any paint before adding more paint on top. This stops the prints from becoming rather brown in colour.
If you enjoyed making these bubble wrap printed Easter eggs, be sure to check out my Easter treat box and marble painted Easter eggs.
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