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Egg Design Ideas




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LazyGourmet.com


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Color eggs with wax crayons before dyeing. Write names or draw pictures. Dye will not adhere to wax.
Wrap hard boiled eggs in layers of rubber bands. Soak eggs in one color. Remove a few bands and dye again in another color. Continue until all the rubber bands are removed. You'll be left with a beautiful batik design.
Try placing various stickers on eggs before dyeing. Dry eggs for ten minutes. Remove stickers.
Submerge half an egg in one color of dye. Then turn egg upside-down and dye the other half in another color for a two-toned egg design.
Use white glue to attach bits of ribbon, bows or sequins to colored eggs. They can easily be removed when peeling egg.



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