![Quail eggs](http://farm8.staticflickr.com/7212/6901931602_f18b163453_o.jpg)
I always hollow out my eggs so I can treasure them for many years.
There is a very good tutorial here in eHow website that you can refer to.
![How to Hollow Out an Egg](http://farm8.staticflickr.com/7132/6901931600_244dbbffcb_o.jpg)
I prefer to insert in the needle just about 5mm in the shell and not more to
prevent the shell from cracking. I make a few more holes very close to the
first one to create a larger hole and I repeat the process for the other end of the egg.
![How to Hollow Out an Egg](http://farm8.staticflickr.com/7202/6901931562_fa9925e772_o.jpg)
Blow the egg out as this tutorial says.
![Preparing the colors](http://farm8.staticflickr.com/7178/6901931558_46bd4a6005_o.jpg)
Make some colorful water with food coloring and a bit of vinegar.
I have used this recipe from Martha Stewart.
![Submerging the eggs in water](http://farm8.staticflickr.com/7064/6901931556_21a96475d8_o.jpg)
for a perfect submerge and to prevent your eggs from floating on the surface you need to
fill them with water. I used a medical syringe myself.
The best way to dry the eggs is to make a drying rack like this.
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VoilĂ ! Now you have perfectly dyed eggs!
these are so cute! great idea!
ReplyDeleteDearest sweet afi, yipee thanks so much for making this tutorial!! LOVE! I want to give this a try! Have a beautiful good friday and love to you!
ReplyDeletebeautiful idea! Your whole works are awesome!! :)
ReplyDeleteGreat idea! :)
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