A Natural Way to Dye Eggs
April 5, 2007 by Karen Weideman
Filed under children's activity, craft ideas, food, holidays
I remember being in 4th grade. We had to give “how to” speeches in front of the class. One girl gave a speech on how to dye eggs using natural things from your kitchen. My mom and I tried it right away.
Some suggested items for dyeing eggs are onion skins, red cabbage, coffee, beets, and tumeric. You’ll need some vinegar too. Here’s what Martha Stewart has to say:
Dye Recipes
Select a dyeing agent, and place it in the pot using the amount listed below. Add 1 quart water and 2 tablespoons white vinegar to pot; if more water is necessary to cover …read more
Easter eggs to dye for.
April 13, 2006 by kellys
Filed under budget, holidays, money saving idea
Once again, Easter is upon us. There are some great tips out there on how to make Easter not break the bank. Anybody up for some dyed Easter eggs? I can remember doing this and making such a mess! But my grandma and mom always let us do it every year if we wanted to. Have you checked out the prices of the dye kits lately? Not too bad considering. However, here are some great ideas on how to dye Easter eggs without changing your bank account from black to red.
Thanks, Pat.
