How Do You Make All Natural Dye For Easter Eggs?
You can use many natural ingredients to make your egg dyes this Easter season. Making natural dyes is an art form, not necessarily a science. It is fun to experiment with different materials to see what you can create. Get Eggs Ready Step 1 Boil your eggs for ten minutes. When the eggs are cool enough to touch, wash the outside of the egg in warm soapy water, which will help the color adhere to the eggs by removing oily residue on the shell. Step 2 Place one-to-three handfuls of the suggested material for each color you choose to make into a pan unless using spices. Step 3 Add about one cup of water for each handful of suggested material and bring the mixture to a boil. If using spices or juice, add a small amount at a time to the water until you achieve the color desired. Step 4 Simmer the mixture for about fifteen minutes to an hour or until the desired color has been obtained. The dyed eggs will be lighter than the color in the pan, so if you would like to add more material, do so a
