Red wooden Easter eggs – plywood cutouts for crafts

Spring is on its way, and you want to set the Easter table with care. But something red is still missing between the twigs, the nest and the napkins. Red wooden Easter eggs add exactly that dash of colour. They are laser-cut plywood cutouts. You can scatter them straight away, glue them on or decorate them yourself. Sizes range from 2 to 10 cm in height – just right for your Easter nest.

What changes for you

• Your Easter table looks more festive straight away, with no lengthy decorating. A few red wooden Easter eggs as table scatter are all it takes.
• You can start crafting right away, because the eggs come ready cut. Laser cutting gives them smooth edges and an accurate shape.
• You can carry on designing just as you like: the natural back can be painted, written on or covered with paper.
• You can decorate knowing that the red stain meets the requirements of DIN EN 71-3.
• You get the right quantity for every project – in sets of 10, 25, 50 or 100 pieces.

Why red wooden Easter eggs make a difference in everyday life

Wooden decorations feel calmer and warmer in a room than plastic ones. The bold red front contrasts clearly with the brown laser-cut edge. This edge traces the outline of every egg. The eggs suit the table at home just as well as the counter in a café.

Material & finish

Every Easter egg is laser-cut from 3 mm plywood. This gives clean, smooth edges and an accurate shape, even when you arrange lots of eggs side by side. The front has a red stain. Depending on the light, the grain and small knots still show through. This is a sign of the natural material and makes every piece unique. It is not a defect. The back is left natural and untreated, so you can design it yourself. The cutouts are made in our own production in Pößneck, Thuringia.

Dimensions & technical details

• Material: plywood
• Material thickness: 3 mm
• Colour: top side red glaze, underside natural
• Shape: Easter egg
• Height: 2 cm to 10 cm, selectable in 1 cm steps
• Cut: laser-cut, smooth edges, precise to size
• Glaze: meets the requirements of DIN EN 71-3
• Made in Thuringia, Germany

How to use the wooden Easter eggs

• At Easter breakfast: scatter a few eggs between the plates and napkins as table scatter. Your table looks festive in two minutes.
• In the Easter nest: tuck the small sizes between the moss and sweets. The splash of colour stays after the treats are gone.
• Crafting with children: paint the natural back or write names on it. This way you make personalised place cards for the Easter table.
• On cards and wreaths: glue on an egg, and your Easter post or front-door wreath has its spot of red.
• In your shop: bakeries, cafés and market stalls can decorate counters and shop windows quickly and consistently. Combine different sizes to fill the space in graded steps. With sets of up to 100 pieces, you have enough for larger areas too.
• Our tip for more colour: Combine the red eggs with other colours. This way you can arrange colourful Easter eggs as table scatter, in the Easter nest or glued onto cards and wreaths.

Good to know about the red Easter egg

The red-dyed egg is considered the oldest form of Easter egg. In Orthodox tradition, the colour red stands for life and the resurrection. Red is still the classic Easter colour today. That is why these eggs fit so naturally into any Easter decoration, whether traditional or modern.

Care & durability

There's not much you need to do. Store the eggs somewhere dry after Easter, and you can enjoy them again next spring. Avoid constant moisture, as the back is untreated. This way the colour and shape last a long time.

Options & what's included

• Choose your height: 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9 or 10 cm
• Set sizes: 10, 25, 50 or 100 pieces
• Each set contains Easter eggs in the size you choose; other decorations shown in the product photos are not included

Frequently asked questions

Are the Easter eggs red on both sides? No, only the front is stained. The back is left natural and untreated – ideal for painting or covering with paper.

Does the stain meet safety requirements? Yes, it meets the requirements of DIN EN 71-3.

Why can you sometimes see grain or small knots? Wood is a purely natural material and is never completely even. Depending on the light, the grain and knots show through the stain. This is exactly what makes every egg unique.

Can I decorate the eggs myself? Yes. The untreated back in particular is well suited to painting, writing on and decorating.

Picture the moment your family sits down at the Easter table. Their first glance falls on the red eggs you have carefully set out. Just choose your size and set quantity – and spring can come.