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Easter is coming soon, which means we'll be painting eggs. I want Easter eggs to be beautiful and original.
Painting with paints that are sold in the store is quite dangerous, especially for children. We offer a method of painting proven for centuries, environmentally friendly and safe.
How to color eggs for Easter:
Here's what we'll need:
We tear the husk or cut it with scissors very finely, the size of a fingernail.
Dip the egg in a bowl of water.
Roll on all sides of the egg in the husk. If it does not stick well, press it with your hands.
We spread the egg on cheesecloth and add a little more husk.
We tie the gauze tightly. Once again, carefully distribute the husk under the gauze, where it has shifted and cut off the extra tail.
We put the eggs to boil, adding a spoonful of salt.
We add brilliant green to the water (do not be afraid, the pan is washed well, but I advise you to wear rubber gloves on your hands)
After boiling, cook for 7 minutes.
We wash the boiled eggs under running water.
We remove the gauze and husk, and then rinse again with water.
Next, dry the eggs and rub them with vegetable oil to give them shine.
Colored eggs "Marble" are ready!
If you pass onion peel through a coffee grinder (meat grinder, blender), then the painting will be even more original.