ellie925
Here are a few of my favorite Easter egg dyeing techniques. They are very easy and they always work.
I think it’s better to use liquid egg dye for the first two methods, but if you don’t have liquid dye, you can dissolve your dye in a little bit of water.
For the third method, you can use all natural ingredients.
Egg Dyeing Using Cotton
This is my favorite method and the easiest one.
Egg Dyeing Using Shaving Cream
You’ll need white eggs for this technique. Also, keep in mind that the colors may not be too strong. However, I think that these eggs are really beautiful.
Dye Eggs With Natural Ingredients
This is an interesting and safe way to dye Easter eggs with natural ingredients.
Do you dye eggs for Easter? What are your favorite methods?
I am glad you like them!
I use natural ingredients for coloring.
That is awesome, and healthier!
This very creative !
Thank you, I really like them too! 🙂
interesting videos, creative post! great ideas!
Thank you very much, Elena!
I love the idea of using natural ingredients for dyeing – that’s the way to go! Beautiful colours :-)!!
Thank you very much! Unfortunately, it’s so much easier to just use store-bought dye.
Thank you, these are awesome ways to color Easter eggs.I celebrate Easter 8th april
Thank you very much, Branka! In Bulgaria we will also celebrate it on the 8th of April. 🙂
Thanks thats really interesting. Easter is usually a binge of chocolate and chocolate easter eggs in New Zealand. I think your egg dying more healthier, prettier and much more interesting.
Thank you very much, Pamela! I wouldn’t refuse some chocolate though. 🙂
Haha! My brother lives in New Zealand, and was hunting frantically for sugar-free Easter eggs this year. He did find some – now I know why he wanted them so badly :-)!
Thanks Lois too many chocolate easter eggs can make a person ill. I like the odd one, but not too many
Self-restraint and moderation in all things – no wonder I’m the one who’s the diabetic!
I prefer that with cotton. And my other option is with onions of onion. After I cool down, I pass them with a woolen cloth and a little bastard. Your post is great and useful for many people.
That’s awesome, my favorite method is the cotton one as well.
Really cool post Ellie! We don’t die eggs anymore, but now I kinda wish we did!
Thank you so much, coloring eggs is always fun!
Pretty!!!
We don’t celebrate easter here but still good to look at those beautiful eggs!!
Thank you very much! I believe that these method can be used for coloring different things. 🙂
I just used the standard food coloring and vinegar method, but if I were still dyeing eggs I would certainly be adopting your next level techniques!
Thank you, these are awesome ways to color Easter eggs.
They really are! I’ve never even heard of that before
A very fun way to create, Ellie
Thank you, Albert! Have a wonderful week! 🙂
You are welcome, Ellie. May you have it too…
Thank you once again 🙂
No problem at all… For you as always…
Great post, think both look good! We usually use the kits that come with the dye tablets.
Thank you very much! I like experimenting, but not all my experiments are successful, haha.