My girl Whitney Pointe in Virginia sent me this link. If you color eggs for Easter, consider giving those dye tablets you buy at the supermarket a rest this year and try some of these suggestions. Although if you get a little nostalgic at dye-stained fingertips and the smell of vinegar, feel free to do it the old-fashioned way. *wink*
Coloring your Easter Eggs Naturally
by Rhiannon Hull, editor of ecomama.sqarespace.com, and greenhelps.org
by Rhiannon Hull, editor of ecomama.sqarespace.com, and greenhelps.org
Take a look at Jeanne Winter's blog, where she did the same and it turned out great!
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Hi! Thanks for the plug and the link for more natural dye ingredients! Next year my kids will be at great ages to try more options!
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