Natural Easter Egg Dye

Making natural Easter egg dye is easy, natural, fun, and reuses old food scraps. These easy DIY naturally dyed Easter eggs are the perfect staple for the Easter season. Learn how to make natural Easter egg dye with this easy tutorial.

What You'll Need

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Add each of the colorful foods to a separate pot of water and simmer for 20-30 minutes. Allow to cool completely.

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Strain the food out of the liquid. Add the liquid to individual jars.

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Add 1-2 tablespoons of white vinegar to each jar.

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Add the hard-boiled eggs to the jars and allow them to sit in the dye for 30-60 minutes.

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Now you have beautiful, naturally dyed easter eggs!

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Natural Easter Egg Dye

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Natural Easter Egg Dye

Making natural Easter egg dye is easy, natural, fun, and reuses old food scraps. These easy DIY naturally dyed Easter eggs are the perfect staple for the Easter season. Learn how to make natural Easter egg dye with this easy tutorial.

What You'll Need

- Whole beets - Yellow onion skins - Turmeric - Old or mushy blueberries - White Vinegar - Hard-boiled eggs

Add each of the colorful foods to a separate pot of water and simmer for 20-30 minutes. Allow to cool completely.

Strain the food out of the liquid. Add the liquid to individual jars.

Add 1-2 tablespoons of white vinegar to each jar.

Add the hard-boiled eggs to the jars and allow them to sit in the dye for 30-60 minutes.

Now you have beautiful, naturally dyed easter eggs!

Natural Easter Egg Dye