Happy Easter friends!
Growing up, I always made colorful eggs for Easter with my mom. We'd get the dye packets and go to town making vibrant technicolor eggs. I loved experimenting with the colors to create patterns and designs.
This year I tried something new. I've seen so many posts about naturally dyed eggs. A lot of folks out there use natural dyes because of the toxins and chemicals in the dye packets you get from the store. That's not why I chose to go natural this year. I wanted to see how easy (or difficult) the process was and if they really turned out as pretty as the pictures you see online. Here's the scoop.
Growing up, I always made colorful eggs for Easter with my mom. We'd get the dye packets and go to town making vibrant technicolor eggs. I loved experimenting with the colors to create patterns and designs.
This year I tried something new. I've seen so many posts about naturally dyed eggs. A lot of folks out there use natural dyes because of the toxins and chemicals in the dye packets you get from the store. That's not why I chose to go natural this year. I wanted to see how easy (or difficult) the process was and if they really turned out as pretty as the pictures you see online. Here's the scoop.