Crayon Resist Eggs for Easter - Monthly Seasonal Crafts

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Crayon Resist Eggs

Grade: all • Age: all • Written by: Andrea Mulder-Slater
[Andrea is one of the creators of KinderArt® ]

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What You Need:

All purpose easter egg dye [click here for recipe]
Hard boiled eggs
Plastic Spoon
Crayons

What You Do:

Using crayons, draw pictures and designs onto your egg. Make sure to press hard.
When you are happy with the designs, lower the egg into the dye [click here for the dye recipe ].
When you remove the egg from the dye you will have a crazy crayon craft you won't be able to resist!

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.

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KinderArt Easter Coloring Pages - Instant Downloads
The KinderArt KinderColor Easter Download includes 20 Coloring Pages, 3 Easter Frames and 2 Easter Cards.
Download yours today!

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