Here are the results of the
2014 Easter egg dyeing escapade. First up are the masking tape resist dyed eggs. Notice three of these are two colors. They were twice dyed.
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| Resist dyed Easter eggs. |
Next are the solids, the two-toned, and an attempt at marbling (upper left green and lower left almost-white). This was not as successful as Ms. Stewart would lead you to believe. The half-and-half dipped are easier and more successful.
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| Solids, duotones and marbled eggs. |
Then come the crayon resist Easter eggs. These have the greatest color and design potential: free-motion quilting patterns, feathers, a spiral and note the yellow
baseball egg... front and center.
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| Crayon resist dyed eggs. |
Larry even printed out a picture of an official MLB Rawlings baseball as reference.
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| Rawlings reference for the baseball egg. |
We don't do it "half way" at our house.
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| MLB baseball and its twin [by another momma chicken]—the baseball egg. |
(Hey Jerry, I hope you liked the baseball egg!)
