Dear future kids,
You will never experience dying eggs the old fashioned way because your mom tried this is and it was 39487 times easier. LOL
No, but for real. I have been trying to keep everything 'normal' for my little Kinder babies. One thing I do every year is boil a million eggs (normally last minute and am up until 2AM) and let them dye them at school. It is ridiculous every year, but I love the memories. I saw this online and wanted to try it so I figured why not try it while distant teaching/learning?
Materials: eggs, water, vinegar (I didn't use it though), food coloring, shaving cream
Mess Factor: not much mess (tip: use baking soda to remove food coloring off hands)
Boil eggs. I have read to soak in vinegar for 20 minutes, but I honestly forgot and it still worked.
Put shaving cream in a tray, bowl, cup cake tin, or on a plate like I did. Add some food coloring of choice.
Roll your eggs in it. Set out on a paper towel or plate for 10-20 minutes and then wipe off the shaving cream...and DONE! So simple. The longer you leave it on, the brighter the colors turn out.
Happy crafting!
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