As Easter approaches, many families look forward to the fun tradition of decorating eggs. While store-bought egg dye kits are convenient, they often contain harsh chemicals and artificial dyes.

Let’s get started! You don’t need much to start dyeing Easter eggs at home. Start with eggs and boiling or very hot waterheat up half a cup for every color you’ll use. Then gather your tools. Before ...

If you're not keen on the idea of using harsh chemicals or dyes, welcome to the club! I'm not a fan of those things either and this is why we love to dye our Easter Eggs with natural products and ...

The eggs need to soak a few hours at a minimum and overnight for vibrant colors. Christine Chitnis for The New York Times Choose a natural dye Yellow onion skins (3 cups roughly, 8-10 onions), red ...

There are several ways to decorate Easter eggs, so why not mix and match different designs for an eclectic ... Always allow to dry between coats. It's possible to dye your eggs using liquid food dye, ...

Eggs can be used as a symbol of spring and new life. There are lots of different ways to decorate eggs. We're going to dye some eggs using rice and food dye. Then, we will show you how to collage an ...