Basic Easter Eggs
An overview- Start off with hardboiled eggs for all of these. For basic eggs, use about ½ cup of boiled water and a teaspoon of vinegar (varies), and your desired amount of food coloring. Drop eggs carefully into solution until they have reached your desired shade.
Pro- Easy to do, especially for little children.
Con- Can get boring. Read ahead for ways to spice it up.
Speckled Easter Eggs
Place uncooked rice and food coloring in a bowl, set egg into bowl, seal lid tightly and gently shake. Use multiple colors for a fun twist.
Pro- makes for a newer twist on a classic.
Con- Can be a little messy, use gloves for less mess.
Marble Easter Eggs
Swirl food coloring onto Saran Wrap and carefully wrap up the egg. Once you remove it, you will have a great design.
Pro- Creates a beautiful design in a short time.
Con- Not easy to do. More of a craft than a kids’ activity.
Cotton Ball Easter Eggs
Dip a cotton ball in food coloring diluted with water, and dab onto the egg. Use different colors to create a background effect, great for more designs on top.
Pro- Uses household options.
Con- Can be time consuming. Plan ahead.
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