The Results.
I wished I had tied the wraps tighter as there is quite a bit of white showing!
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.
That is just too cool. I'm going out to by 3 dozen. Is it okay if I link to your post?
ReplyDeleteThis is a cool way to dye eggs.
ReplyDeleteHow pretty? Are you going to make deviled eggs? Have a wonderful Easter!
ReplyDeleteI'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.
ReplyDeleteI love these eggs! They're so gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteI'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!
ReplyDeleteI saw this method on Martha, so it really works!
Zlaty