Grab your coffee filters and I’ll show you how to Tie Dye Easter Eggs that will have incredible colors and you can eat them when you are done.
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Get ready for Easter with this fun and easy Tie Dye egg decorating kids activity…that’s also fun for adults too. Each egg will turn out beautiful and you don’t have to worry about a cup of dye spilling–yay!
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Can I Eat My Decorated Easter Eggs?
Yes! If you are using Food Grade Markers (food coloring markers) and handling your eggs with food safety rules (like keeping them at a safe temperature and returning them to the fridge)… then you can eat your eggs. You know how your eggs have been handled so you decide. I know sometimes our eggs are left out too long so we don’t eat those ones… no Easter tummy aches for us.
Some egg decorating methods do not use food-safe dyes or supplies, so make sure not to eat those eggs and inform children and keep an eye on them.
What are Food Color Markers
So I am in love with edible markers. Essentially they are food coloring in marker form and they make crafting with food so fun while keeping the food edible (which is the point of food right…lol).
If you don’t have food coloring markers and don’t have time to buy any before Eater you can try this Easter Egg Tie Dyeing Method that uses regular markers and makes eggs that are just as colorful but non-edible.
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Coffee Filter Tie Dye Eggs
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Supplies:
- Food Coloring Markers (I always trust Wilton products that has a primary color set, and here is another Food Coloring Marker Set that has great reviews and more colors)
- Coffee Filter
- White Vinegar in a Bowl
- White Egg (hard boiled or the contents blown out)
Directions:
Step 1: Decorate the Coffee Filter
Color the coffee filter with FOOD COLORING MARKERS (only). We drew patterns and designs. Once the vinegar touches the coffee filter the colors all run together making the tie-dye effect.
Step 2: Wrap the Egg and Dip
Place an egg in the center of your coffee filter, wrap it around the egg, and twist the top.
Dip the egg in the vinegar and set the egg to the side to dry.
Step 3: Unwrap the Egg and Enjoy
Once your egg is dry it’s time to unwrap it. This is the best part… how cool does your tie dye egg look!!!
I hope you have a Happy Easter! I know the Easter bunny will love seeing these eggs in your Easter basket this year!
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