There is nothing more fresh and pleasant than a breezy Sunday. The sun is shining, birds and flowers are scented, and the rest mode is in full swing. At this time of the year, as the flowers begin to bloom, the focus shifts to freshness and nature. It is logical that your eggs should follow suit! That's why we created this guide on how to make natural egg dyes.
These
natural egg dyes are non-toxic, festive and safe, allowing you to say goodbye to the harsh chemicals in egg sets bought in stores. We like these dyes because of their organic feel and diverse appeal. Although they are safe and fun for kids, they are also beautiful enough for a formal dinner place. Are you ready to do some? Just buy the dye materials of your choice and the rest of the dinner ingredients at the supermarket.
What do you need
You only need some raw materials to make beautiful and vibrant natural eggs! First gather all the basic supplies and one or two of your favorite dyes.
Ingredients and supplies:
vinegar
Salt
water
Saucepan
filter
spoon
Dyes of choice
Large rimmed container
Fully cooked egg
How to make dyes
If you can boil water, you can make natural egg dyes! The process is very simple, you can make multiple dyes at once. Feel free to be creative and try different dyes.
All these natural dyes for eggs can be made using the same simple instructions.
Mix a cup of water and dye in a saucepan. Boil.
Once the dye liquid is boiling, turn the heat down and let it simmer for 20 minutes. Tip: If you want to make the dye darker, let the dye boil for a longer time. If you want to make the dye lighter, let the dye boil for a shorter time.
Remove the pan from the heat and let the dye cool for 30 minutes.
Pour the dye through the filter into another pot.
Add a tablespoon of vinegar and a pinch of salt for each cup of liquid you use.
How to dye eggs
Unlike traditional store-bought dyes, natural egg dyes take longer to work. Be sure to plan ahead, because your eggs need to be soaked in the dye for at least eight hours.
Put the eggs in a single layer in a rimmed container.
Pour a color of dye on the eggs until they are submerged.
Carefully put the egg and dye container in the refrigerator.
Let the eggs sit in the refrigerator overnight or about eight hours.
In the morning, remove the eggs from the tray and gently wipe off the excess dye from each egg with a paper towel.
Dispose of any dye left in the container.
Enjoy your beautiful naturally dyed eggs!
Natural egg dye color change
No matter what color egg you dream of this spring, there is a natural dye to create it! Just choose the dye composition that suits you.
Now that you know how to dye eggs naturally, you can create endless possibilities. Try to make rainbows, gradients, or dip dyed eggs, and don't forget to put them all in a cute basket. Hide some for your kids in the yard, create a gorgeous natural center on the dining table, or give them to neighbors with holiday desserts. Happy dyeing your hair!
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