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Try this clever technique; wrap eggs tightly in cheesecloth and then color as usual with a dark egg dye. You'll be amazed at the intricate and beautiful designs the cheesecloth leaves behind.
You will need one package of cheesecloth, which can be purchased either at a grocery store or craft store. Cut a square big enough so that the whole piece can be twist-tied together, completely encasing the egg. Make sure to pull the cloth tight enough so that the weave opens up to make a distinct pattern. Then using either commercial or homemade dye, color the egg for just a few minutes, remove and dry on paper towels. Wait until egg is completely dry to unwrap. Darker dyes show up the best.
Cheesecloth Eggs craft
Posted by LladyRusty at recipegoldmine.com 3/29/02 3:39:22 pmSource: WVEC TV, Norfolk, Virginia
Try this clever technique; wrap eggs tightly in cheesecloth and then color as usual with a dark egg dye. You'll be amazed at the intricate and beautiful designs the cheesecloth leaves behind.
You will need one package of cheesecloth, which can be purchased either at a grocery store or craft store. Cut a square big enough so that the whole piece can be twist-tied together, completely encasing the egg. Make sure to pull the cloth tight enough so that the weave opens up to make a distinct pattern. Then using either commercial or homemade dye, color the egg for just a few minutes, remove and dry on paper towels. Wait until egg is completely dry to unwrap. Darker dyes show up the best.
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