10 Awesomely Decorated Easter Eggs
As with other big  holidays, Easter brings out creativity in the craft-minded. Easter eggs,  edible or purely decorative, give artists a chance to strut their  skills, making our Easter baskets, egg hunts, and seasonal parties more  beautiful than ever! Check out the following collection of awesomely  decorated chocolate eggs, egg-shaped cakes, and real eggs that have been  painted, glittered, dyed, and etched to catch your eye.
 Oeuf Maisonette Chocolate Egg
Literally  translated as "little egg house," the Oeuf Maisonette by French  chocolatier Michel Cluizel is a hollow egg-shaped chocolate available in  milk and dark varieties. Entirely edible (if you can bear to destroy  it), this happy Easter scene features a sweet chick on a window sill  complete with white-chocolate shutters and window box filled with red  blooms.
Easter Egg Cake
Wrapped  in a fondant bow, this kid-approved cake was created in the shape of a  polka-dotted Easter egg by Linzi's Cakes of Ontario, Canada.
Huge Fiberglass Eggs in Sweden
Journalist and photographer, Alejandro Muñiz Delgado  captured this image of gigantic, elaborately painted Easter eggs while  traveling in Malmö, Sweden. Nine of these fiberglass eggs grace the  streets of Malmö courtesy of Pärra Andréasson and seven other artists  belonging to the group Centrum för urban konst.
Glittered Easter Eggs
These sparkling eggs from Martha Stewart take a break from traditional colored dyes. See how to create glittered sticker eggs using a double-sided sticker roll, tweezers, glitter, canned air, a hole punch, and blown-out eggs.
Hand-Painted Ceramic Easter Eggs
These  delicately painted pastel eggs are a nonedible decorative alternative  that can be reused every Easter. Pat and Nicole Wermers bake and  hand-paint these ceramic eggs in their Yellow Cat Studio and sell them via Etsy. Sized to exactly mimic real chicken eggs, these ceramic eggs can be stored in regular egg cartons.
Hibiscus Ostrich Egg
A  member of the International Egg Art Guild (not to mention the Bonsai  Club of Utah, the Kansas City Barbecue Society, and the British Motor  Club of Utah), Brian Baity has been custom designing eggshells since  2005, when he acquired a high-speed carving tool. The hibiscus-flower  carved ostrich egg and others in his collection of lighted carved eggs  earned Baity an invitation to display his works in museums in Bulgaria. 
Hand-Decorated Chocolate Easter Egg
Weighing  in at an impressive nine stone (about 126 pounds), this enormous,  entirely edible chocolate egg was created at the Cadbury Chocolate  Factory in February 2010. This egg was hand-decorated by Cadbury  employees to benefit a local charity in the United Kingdom.
Chocolate Easter Surprise Eggs
She may not be Martha, but this crafty blogger has the chops to rival the famed domestic maven's creations any day. Megan of notmartha.com  handcrafts these dyed eggs, which are coated with chocolate on the  inside and crammed full with additional chocolates and candies. Bonus:  they make a pleasing rattling noise when shaken
Rainbow Easter Egg
A master at the art of "filigree" design, Amber Elledge (who does business as Starless Clay)  coils intricate patterns of polymer clay to create her rainbow-bright  Easter eggs. She starts with a real blown-out bantam chicken egg and  then carefully coils, places, and cuts each shimmery strand before  sanding and finishing it with sealant. 
Turtle Easter Egg
What  would this line-up be without an example of the mother of all awesomely  decorated Easter eggs, Pysanky? A Ukrainian tradition, pysanky eggs are  characterized by unique folkloric designs that are created with a  wax-resist process. Artist Katy David of KatyEgg Design  creates and sells her versions of pysanky using the age-old process:  cover eggs with wax in desired designs, dye eggs, cover with more wax in  different designs, dye eggs again, and repeat until you reach the  darkest color you want to use. The final step: melt the wax from the  egg, using a candle flame, to reveal the patterns of colors protected  underneath. The big reveal must be so exciting - a great bonus of this  ancient artistic tradition!
Source: Delish 
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