We've become daring through the years. We've ventured to Dye real Eggs the last three years. How? Well most of the children start out with plastic bag covers and gloves.
That is until they rip the bag, and bite holes in their gloves. Yep that white thing on Elijah's chin is what is left of his gloves. Needless to say he ended up in the bathtub instead of dyeing the rest of the Easter Eggs.
Tennyson's egg was by far the prettiest. Of course I can say that since he had quite a bit of help from Mommy to get it that way :)
Here is an example of how our kids usually look for the adventure.
Of course there are others, who without their parents knowledge, take of their gloves and use their hands. After he had already put his hand in once we gave up(since he's the non-allergic twin) and let him have at it.
I'm not sure which got more dye, but my vote is the hand. Thank goodness it washes off...after a week :)
That is until they rip the bag, and bite holes in their gloves. Yep that white thing on Elijah's chin is what is left of his gloves. Needless to say he ended up in the bathtub instead of dyeing the rest of the Easter Eggs.
Tennyson's egg was by far the prettiest. Of course I can say that since he had quite a bit of help from Mommy to get it that way :)
Here is an example of how our kids usually look for the adventure.
Of course there are others, who without their parents knowledge, take of their gloves and use their hands. After he had already put his hand in once we gave up(since he's the non-allergic twin) and let him have at it.
I'm not sure which got more dye, but my vote is the hand. Thank goodness it washes off...after a week :)
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