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Marbelized Eggs
Grade: all •
Age: all •
Written by: Andrea Mulder-Slater
[Andrea is one of the creators of KinderArt® ]
What You Need:
What You Do:
-
Drip some drops of
vegetable oil into your dye [click here for the dye recipe ].
- When you lower the egg into the bowl, the color
will stick but the oil will not. The result? A funky marbleized design for
you to call your own.
Note: If you want to keep your artistic eggs around for a while, it is best
to use blown, rather than boiled, eggs. To do this, hold the egg firmly but
gently and with a large needle pierce a hole into each end, making one hole
larger than the other. Push the needle through both holes to break the yolk
inside. Now, blow into the small hole and force the contents out of the
large hole into a bowl until the egg is empty. Rinse the egg, dry it and
squeeze some white glue on the holes to strengthen the egg.
►More Easter Crafts
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Recommended Books:
175 Easy-To-Do-Easter Crafts
by Sharon Dunn Umnik
Easy-To-Do Crafts, Easy-To-Find Things
Crafts For Easter
by Kathy Ross
Presents twenty simple craft projects for springtime and Easter that young children can make from everyday materials.
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