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We are all starting to do more for our environment. Driving better fuel efficient cars, organic foods, recycling, even our clothes are being made with hemp or organic cotton. So I thought, why not do up our Easter Eggs with natural tints. They are non toxic and can also be organic as well. Naturally dyeing Easter eggs isn’t just for hippies, or tree huggers, or for Martha Stewart’s, its for anyone. It is a little more time consuming, but very easy to do. The kids will love it just as much as you do. Have fun!!!

Please click here to learn more on how to tint your Easter Eggs: (Source)

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3 Responses to “Try natural tints for Easter eggs”
  1. little angel says:
    January 25, 2009 at 12:16 am

    Hi Carlee do you know where I can get these natural tints?

  2. carlee says:
    January 25, 2009 at 10:55 am

    Hey Kennedee!!!!! Yes, you just have to click on Source and they are listed there. But here they are just incase TINTS TO TRY

    Shell pink: Canned sliced beets (cold)

    Robin’s-egg blue: Red cabbage (hot, then cold)

    Coral: Skins of yellow onions (hot)

    Gold: Turmeric (hot)

    Warm brown: Coffee grounds (hot)

    Pale green:

    Chamomile tea (hot)
    Yellow-green: Spinach (hot, then cold)

    Pale yellow: Carrot tops (hot)

    Gray-violet: Blueberries (hot)

    Red: Raspberries or cranberries (hot)

    Rust: Paprika (hot)

    Peace and Love Carlee.

  3. little angel says:
    January 25, 2009 at 11:37 am

    Thanks carlee! Have a good day!

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