1, printing and dyeing eggs

Put the boiled eggs in water, take them out, dip them in watercolor with a brush and color the wet eggs. If you want the effect of printing and dyeing, you can gently brush a little water on the watercolor to make it flow.

2. Marble eggs

Stir a bowl of dark pigment and add a spoonful of light vegetable oil. The pigment is uneven after stirring. Put the eggs in a bowl, roll them, and then take them out to dry.

3. Two-color eggs

Mark the areas on the eggs with a pencil, and then paint different colors on different areas. Remember to dry it before dyeing other parts.

PS: Temperature is the key factor of coloring, because it will peel off the color if it is too hot, and it will color if it is too cold. It is recommended to be around 45℃.

4. patterned eggs

Colored tape is used to paste eggs with various patterns. Cut out colored tapes such as triangles and squares with scissors, and then stick them on eggs.

5. spotted eggs

Press the pigment on your finger, press the fingerprint on the egg, and the spotted fingerprint egg is finished.

What is an egg?

In many foreign countries, the first Sunday after the first full moon is Easter after the vernal equinox every year. When many westerners were young, they would play a game of looking for eggs that day. Some small gifts would be hidden in the eggs, so the people who found the eggs would be very excited. Therefore, the eggs are the most typical symbol of Easter, representing surprise and mystery.