Instructions<\/h2><\/div>\n- Step 1<\/div>
Wash eggs and hollow them using a pin and the blow-out technique (this is a job for the grown-ups). Hollowing the eggs allows you to keep them for next year, and ensures if you break one, you won\u2019t have a big mess to clean up. Note: You could also hollow your eggs after they have been dyed and dried. Here are the steps<\/a> for hollowing an egg.<\/p>\nUse tongs, a spoon, or your hands to gently place the eggs in the dye. Remember, the longer you leave an egg in the dye, the deeper the colour will get. Allow eggs to dry completely (you can use a cake rack or a carton). You can also thread a wire in the hole of a hollowed egg to lower it into the dye and to help keep it submerged. See the process for dying eggs here<\/a>.<\/p>\n<\/div>
<\/div><\/div><\/div><\/li>- Step 2<\/div>
After the eggs have dried, repeat the same process with another colour, if desired. Again, allow eggs to dry completely.<\/p>\n<\/div>
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- Step 1<\/div>
Wash eggs and hollow them using a pin and the blow-out technique (this is a job for the grown-ups). Hollowing the eggs allows you to keep them for next year, and ensures if you break one, you won\u2019t have a big mess to clean up. Note: You could also hollow your eggs after they have been dyed and dried. Here are the steps<\/a> for hollowing an egg.<\/p>\n
Use tongs, a spoon, or your hands to gently place the eggs in the dye. Remember, the longer you leave an egg in the dye, the deeper the colour will get. Allow eggs to dry completely (you can use a cake rack or a carton). You can also thread a wire in the hole of a hollowed egg to lower it into the dye and to help keep it submerged. See the process for dying eggs here<\/a>.<\/p>\n<\/div>
<\/div><\/div><\/div><\/li>Step 2<\/div>After the eggs have dried, repeat the same process with another colour, if desired. Again, allow eggs to dry completely.<\/p>\n<\/div>
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