Dave was off on Friday (hooray!) so we took advantage of a free afternoon to dye our Easter eggs. This is the first year that we've bothered to do it, so we went pretty basic: Paas coloring kit with Emma using the wax crayon to scribble on the eggs.



Madeline was there too, but she preferred her snack:

The final results:
4 comments:
Cute eggs - such BRIGHT colors! Love them!
Nicely done! I dyed eggs for the first time at a friend's on Saturday. I tried doing 1/2 and 1/2 colors, but her daughter kept pushing them in completely!
Those are so beautiful! Good thinking to do it on a day when you had Dave's help. :) We dyed eggs at a friend's house this year and I never did muster the courage to do it at home. (Kaia dyed the top of our cheap IKEA table a couple of years ago and it was never the same again...which led to us buying a "real" dining room table.)
A job well done. Emma doesn't look too happy in the first photo, was she concentrating?
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