It won’t be long before my family will be getting together for the traditional Easter egg dyeing session. We’ll use our usual techniques (read all about it in my previous post on Easter egg dyeing) and my niece will no doubt be digging into the sticker stash for decorating the eggs. I’ll be surprising my family this year, though, with some cute new egg holders that I designed just for the occasion.

I want to share the Easter egg love with you all, so here’s my free Easter Egg Holder Template for you to download and print.

For the best results, print the template onto white card stock instead of regular paper. You’ll be much happier and your eggs will be a LOT more stable. Once you’ve got them printed, just cut them out with fine-point scissors. Also cut along the black notches on either end of the wide band.

Now take the two notched tabs and fit them together, closing the loop of the band. If you fit the notches together just right, you’ll have a smooth finish and no ends showing.

Now just put your dyed (and dried!) eggs in the holders and watch everyone go crazy over the cuteness!

These holders also make really sweet napkin rings for Easter dinner!

Jo had another great idea for these cute little bunnies, chicks, and eggs. Cut the bands off, tape a toothpick to the back, and stand them up on top of a cupcake. What a cute topper that would make.