15+ Fantastic Ideas for Dyeing and Decorating Easter Eggs

Scrumdilly-Do’s Jessica has some fantastic tips for making homemade Easter eggs the frugal way, and for turning your crafty Easter egg dying into a science project for the little ones.

These lovely eggs — simply made with food coloring, salt, water, and white crayons or leftover birthday candles — will offer your family the chance to make Easter eggs on the cheap and a great opportunity to explore different colors and what may happen once the salt or crayons are used. And really, who can resist the opportunity to conduct a couple of experiments when there’s color involved?

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