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How to Dye Easter Eggs With Shaving Cream
Easter is early this year, and my kids are already dreaming up their own Easter egg designs. For years, we’ve used this homemade dye recipe, but I think we are going to change things up with a little method I learned in my childhood. This year, we’re dying our eggs with shaving cream! Seriously! It’s a little secret I learned from my grandmother as a kid, and I remember being positively fascinated with the end result every time. Check out the tutorial below to make your own, you probably already have everything that you need at home. Shopping list: – Shaving cream (shave gel won’t work…it has to be…
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How to Dye Easter Eggs With All Natural Dyes
Dyeing Easter eggs has been a family tradition for years! We all look forward to that one Saturday before Easter when we all gather around the dinner table. Often times family members will see who can come up with the prettiest (sometimes even ugliest) Easter eggs. Like many a Mama out there, I have to wonder: is egg dye really safe for my kiddos? And in theory, it should be safe! But if you’d rather work with something more natural, try my all natural Easter egg dye! Stick around and I’ll show you how to make mine! Pssst….naturally dyed eggs aren’t as vivid as ones dyed with a store…
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13 Non-Candy Easter Egg Fillers
Seashells are a fun way to tell the kids a beachy vacation is on the way. Plus, the seashells make a fun noise when the eggs are shaken. Mystery is fun! Dinosaurs are fun for any small one. Not to mention, they’re a dollar store staple. Nail polish is fun alternative for that fun and bright girl of yours. Cars fit perfectly in plastic eggs, and combat home intruders well. Hair elastics disappear quickly in my house, you can never have enough! Its almost like egg chalk was made to fit in a plastic egg… Erasers are a homework-helping parents best friend. Lego’s are loved by kids everywhere, and hated…
