Dyeing Eggs with Rit Dye

Visit me on Momster today for tips on using Rit Dye for eggs, along with a dozen color formulas. You can also find an additional 14 formulas in this year's Easter egg story in Family Circle (in the April issue of the magazine or online, at Family Circle.com).

 

UPDATE:  The Momster link doesn't appear to be working at the moment.  See below for color recipes:

 

Easter egg projects using Rit dyed eggs (from Family Circle):

 

Photo by David Prince

(On a personal note - a big thank you to my friend Korey for helping me blow out more than 300 eggs! I owe you.)

Comments

[Suzonne]

Kate, that's a great idea! An egg dyeing party! But I will tell you - you only use a tiny bit of the dye for eggs, but you can do a million other things it and it doesn't go bad. I keep an entire inventory of dye on hand for when inspiration strikes.

[kate]

These are breathtaking! I can't see myself buying the dye just for eggs, but if I could get a few friends in on the project, maybe...

[Nicole]

Those eggs are absolutely gorgeous!

[Corey]

Well done! I learned some interesting things for me)

[Jeanee]

LOVE the look of the RIT DYE!

I shared your post on my Easter egg roundup on my blog today!

http://blog.shopdirtylaundry.com/posts/2012/4/6/52-the-dirty.html

[keylogger for Mac]

I am enjoying this site, this site some great resource that you are providing and give it away for free.

[Anna Fieudna]

Thanks for the DIY. I was planning to do this with my nieces.

[Maxine Dee]

Those are pretty Easter eggs! And wow, blowing 300+ eggs - a friend indeed. :)

[Suzonne]

So very true!

[Mommy Sauri~]

Yikes. Now that is a friend until the end. That is a lot of eggs to empty!

Mommy Sauri~
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