
For years, I have dyed my Easter eggs in whatever is conveniently sold from my supermarket shelves, doing that whole rationalizing thing: It's only for one day! They eat two pounds of jelly beans, what's a little dye? I just don't have time to mash berries for color!"
The colors are totally swoon-worthy; I've never seen a purple egg look so gorgeously bright, and the yellow couldn't be easier. Ironically, this "green" kit disappointed me only with their green color, but, I just covered those eggs up with the cartoon cutouts provided in the kit and online, and all was well. Find More: Getting crafty, Holiday Picks
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Hazelnut kids is offering these kits also - along with all their other fantastic Easter goodies
http://www.hazelnutkids.com/cgi-bin/item/EK4/search/eco-kids-eco-eggs-Easter-Egg-Coloring-Kit
I'm glad the dyes worked well. Are they sold locally?
Lori
I just picked up one of these egg dye kits yesterday at a local Eco-Day festival in Maine. Can't wait to give them a try next weekend with the kids! Thanks for reviewing them here!