neon dip-dyed eggs
With the Easter long weekend almost upon us, what could be better than making a few of these gorgeous neon dip-dyed eggs featured by the lovely Oh Joy!, they are such a fun take on the normal pastel hues of Easter. I have been busy in the kitchen all day trying out a new recipe, that is very easy and so delicious, I can’t wait to show you it tomorrow! I’d love to know what your plans are over the long weekend I hope whatever it is you get to spend some relaxing time with your family and friends. x
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Neon Dip-Dyed Eggs
You’ll need…
Hardboiled eggs
Paper bags
Three pieces of cardboard (or a piece of foam core)
Hot water
Vinegar
Tongs
Rubber gloves
A PAAS “color cups” dying kit {you’ll use the cups provided and the egg dipper}
Here’s how…
01. Boil the eggs, remove from water, and let eggs dry and cool.
02. Cover your work surface. I used brown paper bags taped to the counter to make sure they wouldn’t move as I worked.
03. Create a “drying rack” for your eggs. I used three pieces of cardboard, stacked one on top of the other. Place T-pins one inch apart in a square shape. I made eight squares with T-pins. You could also use a cake rack to dry eggs.
04. Mix one-teaspoon vinegar, 25 drops of food color, and 1/2 cup hot water in a “color cup” and stir.
05. Once eggs have cooled completely and their shells are completely dry, begin dying eggs.
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