Nat writes -
Candace of Crafty Daisies has a tutorial on the delicate art of hollowing out your eggs to keep your easter eggs from spoiling. Make sure you get enough eggs in case of breakage!
Craftzine.com blog: HOW TO - Hollow Easter Eggs - Link.
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Apr 4, 2007 04:10 AM
Crafts, DIY Projects, Holiday projects |
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Don't forget to check out this cool instructable:
http://www.instructables.com/id/ETZZGFEGJTEP286WR7/
For making your Easter egg's the "old fashion" way using onion skins.
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Wow, I thought only my mother was doing the onion skin coloring!
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