- You first boil your eggs and let them cool.
- Then take rubber bands, e.g. from your newspaper, and wrap 2 or 3 bands around your hard boiled egg.
Wherever the rubber band makes solid (flat) contact with the egg, no coloring agent will get to the underlying shell and it will leave a white line. - Dip egg in coloring bath and follow the dying instructions.
- Once the egg has dried, take off the rubber bands.
Saturday, April 23, 2011
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Rubberband Easter Eggs |
Here is a quick and easy way to "color" your Easter eggs to give them a more personal and unique look.
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3 comments:
I'm excited to try this - thanks!!
Danielle - CraftPlayLove.com
You can use crayons, too. For kids, use yellow, so they can see what they write or draw. After coloring, dip in boiling water in a disposable bowl (e.g. Butter bowl) to melt the wax, which will float. You can use a paper towel to remove any remaining wax... Evelyn
This is a greatt blog
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