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The cosmos are at your fingertips... in the form of a dyed egg!
So I was egg dying and wanted to do something interesting and this is what I came up with!
I used the normal boxed egg dyes that you mix with vinegar to do this. Also I didn't have purple so I only used blue and pink. I'm sure purple could fit in somewhere.
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Step 1First take your egg and a clear wax crayon (they typically come with the egg dying kit) and randomly draw dots and small crosses on the egg to look like stars.
I tried to put some of them in clumps and some spread out. -
Step 2Put the drawn on egg into the normally prepared pink dye. Let it sit until it is totally pink, not just light pink.
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Step 3Once you take it out, use a paper towel to rub some spots of the egg lighter. This is how you get the galaxy effect.
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Step 4Do the same thing for the blue. Put it in the dye for a few minutes, take it out, and rub some spots of it a little lighter. I recommend to letting the eggs dry in an egg carton.
I didn't have purple and I'm not sure if they normally do, so I only used pink and blue. I'm sure you could incorporate purple if you had it. -
Step 5And your finished!! Eat your lovely egg!
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