Ombre coloring is really hot right now and why shouldn't my Easter Eggs also be trendy? I gathered my supplies and my helpers.
And then we studied the egg dyeing directions along with the Pinterest directions. I carefully put the eggs in a small amount of dye and then added more dye to the cup about every minute or so until the egg was covered.
My helpers didn't want to ombre all the eggs so we dyed most of them the normal way.
One of my helpers found it hilarious to hold a hard-boiled egg. I hope she finds it just as hilarious to find the eggs on Easter!
The Ombre Eggs came out ok. It was difficult to add the water without the eggs shifting. I think I needed deeper, thinner cups for it all to work out correctly. I wasn't interested in boiling more eggs to find out though.
All in all, I think the egg dyeing was a success and a lot of fun!
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2 comments:
Oh now I want to decorate eggs! I was telling some one at work about the ombre eggs just yesterday. Yours look great!
Laura - You are too kind!
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