Eggs in tie wraps.
Eggs in plain outer wraps.
Eggs in the 'hot tub'.The Results.
I wished I had tied the wraps tighter as there is quite a bit of white showing!
Eggs #1 and #2.
Eggs #3 and #4.
Eggs #5 and #6.Egg #5 is really really light as the silk dye didn't hardly transfer at all.
After we run our errands, we are going to try and dye another batch of 6 eggs!
EDIT:
DD suggested rubberbands instead of string and here is the resulting eggs...round #2.
6 comments:
That is just too cool. I'm going out to by 3 dozen. Is it okay if I link to your post?
This is a cool way to dye eggs.
How pretty? Are you going to make deviled eggs? Have a wonderful Easter!
I'll start collecting silk items at the thrift shops and hope I REMEMBER to do this next year! The grandkids would love it, I'm sure.
I love these eggs! They're so gorgeous!
I've been buying silk ties at yard sales and thrift stores for a Victorian crazy quilt some day, but I might just have to sacrifice a few of them for this!
Beatific eggs!
I saw this method on Martha, so it really works!
Zlaty
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