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Saturday, April 16, 2011

Easy Easter Eggs

Easy Easter Eggs

They look elaborate, but all of these designs were made with plain old masking tape.

1. Simply cut the tape into strips to create stripes and plaids, use paper punches for letters or plant and animal shapes ($9.99 each;
eksuccess.com),and try craft scissors for the wavy bands at far right.

2. Then apply the tape carefully to the shells of raw eggs, smoothing out any air bubbles, and tint according to the dye package’s instructions (we used Paas).

3. Once the shells dry, blow out the yolks and remove the tape to reveal your motifs.

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