We painted eggs using two different techniques. If the egg has been out for more than 2 hours don't consume.
To paint the eggs you will need...
eggs
food colouring
rubber band
kitchen paper towel
water
vinegar
The tie dye method
Damp a paper towel with water and put about a 1 tbsp of vinegar all over the paper towel. Spread different colour food colouring in a pattern. Place the egg and fold the paper towel to wrap the egg. Pour or sprinkle some water over it. Place a rubber band around it and leave it until the paper towel is dry. Remove the paper towel and see the colourful egg.
Rubber band method
Place a few rubber bands around the egg. Place the egg in 1 tbsp vinegar mixed with 1/2 cup water and 1/2 tsp food colouring for a few hours until it becomes the colour that is preferred.
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love the one with multicolors
ReplyDeleteyes multicolour one is too good
ReplyDeleteBeautiful and colorful eggs! :)
ReplyDeletecolourful egg i love that.,
ReplyDeleteHow creative and very timely for the upcoming Easter holiday! The tye dye one is so eye catching and unique. Also, this project does look like it would be fun, definitely a new spin on colored eggs. Glad you posted this one-thanks!
ReplyDeleteSo creative and beautiful, love the presentation:)
ReplyDeleteHave to add, I grow up with Kinderlada eggs and little cute toy inside, my kids now love them too, real treat!
ReplyDeleteI love this creative blog. Glad to find it. Thanks!
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Those eggs turned out beautifully! I will have to try each technique of these days. Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteSo beautiful!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful! I can't wait to start dying eggs :)
ReplyDeleteI love how your eggs turned out - those are so beautiful!
ReplyDeleteI forgot about how much fun this was as a child. I will start this tradition at Easter this year.
ReplyDeleteYour eggs came out great! Please come over and link this up to Artsy Play Wednesday (along with any other arts, crafts and play posts--new or old).
ReplyDeleteWhat a great way to make them. I usually do solid colors and let the kids put stickers to add to it. Thanks for sharing
ReplyDeleteI love the idea of wrapping the egg in paper towel to give it that multi-coloured egg. It is so much prettier than the plain colour eggs we usually make.
ReplyDeleteHello, CwM. Two totally new ideas for dyeing eggs. Love the looks of these eggs. Thank you for this post, Create with Mom. I appreciate the reminder to Volunteer and to give to our communities - something that often gets forgotten.
ReplyDeletelove the one with multicolors ! thanks for sharing
ReplyDeleteI have not painted eggs for a long time. These look great, I will try them with my kids
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