I actually chose to practice ahead of time with a technique new to me...blowing the eggs instead of boiling them. It worked fairly well, and I like that you can keep the eggs since there's no egg inside the shell any more. But since they aren't filled, the eggs float and you either have to stand there holding them under the water or let them fill with water...which takes a long time.
Friday, March 26, 2010
Dying Easter Eggs
I actually chose to practice ahead of time with a technique new to me...blowing the eggs instead of boiling them. It worked fairly well, and I like that you can keep the eggs since there's no egg inside the shell any more. But since they aren't filled, the eggs float and you either have to stand there holding them under the water or let them fill with water...which takes a long time.
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Those are awesome! I thought you were an accountant, not an artist...isn't that Bart's job. You are making the other stay at home mom's look bad. JK. Looks like fun.
WOA. That first picture of Addison (the second on the blog) looks SO MUCH like a Francis. I mean she could be Bart's sister. The resemblance is uncanny!
ps. Sam once blew eggs and then filled them with plaster. The plaster was supposed to be orange, but it reacted with whatever was inside the egg and turned white and gray. They were really amazing looking. He got an A. :)
Glad you dyed eggs with her before you came because we may not get to it seeing that you are coming in Saturday evening before Easter. We will probably have enough to do just getting the baskets together. Can't wait until you come!
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