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Egg Dyeing: Aluminum Foil Technique
Wrapper for leftovers, craft material, alien mind-reading shield. Here, aluminum foil is a vehicle for paint, leaving eggs with spots and blotches of color.
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Egg Dyeing: Lightbulb Sleeves Technique
The bumpy wrappers that protect Thomas Edison's ubiquitous invention can now serve a second purpose: coating eggs with zippy lines of color. We used this method to create our field of spring flowers shown below, making green and...
Read MoreEgg Dyeing: Sticker Stencils Technique
Like the rubber-band technique, this method uses a material that resists color when the egg is placed in a dye bath.
Read MoreEgg Dyeing: String Technique
This easy technique yields splashy, unique designs reminiscent of abstract expressionist painter Jackson Pollock's.
Read MoreEgg Dyeing: Tissue Paper Technique
Whether you want to cover your eggs with crisp, clean shapes or give them softer, tie-dye-like designs, tissue paper is an excellent medium. (Just be sure to use art tissue paper, found in art supply and craft stores; tissue used...
Read MoreEgg Dyeing: Bubble Packaging Technique
Talk about multitasking: bubble packaging can be a protective packing material, a noisemaker, or a stress reliever. It can hold your Easter eggs in place for decorating too.
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