Our Easter eggs were dyed with saffron, onion peels, karkade (flor de jamaica) and frozen blueberries.
Aren't they pretty?
Sunday, April 08, 2012
Happy Easter!
Our Easter eggs were dyed with saffron, onion peels, karkade (flor de jamaica) and frozen blueberries.
Aren't they pretty?
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Pille @ Nami-Nami
ma proovisin ka mustikatega, väga ilusad tulid!
ReplyDeleteThey are beautiful, Pille!
ReplyDeleteThis year I used red beet juice and turmeric powder to dye our eggs.
Happy Easter to you!
Happybeaster for you, very lovely colours!
ReplyDeleteImpressive!
ReplyDeleteKarkade colour is just beautiful!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful!!
ReplyDeletebeautiful egg rainbow:)
ReplyDeleteWe had the same egg colours as you, except we did not have karkade. My blueberry eggs were on top of light green coloured eggs and they turned a bit too blackish-greyish for my liking.
ReplyDeleteHad I seen this yesterday... (i bought some organic dye and the result is desastrous). But next year, I will do these gorgeous colours! Thank you in advance Pille :-)
ReplyDeleteNii ilusad tugevad värvid teil! Me tegime ka mustikatega ja nii ilusad said :)
ReplyDeleteGorgeous! Happy Easter to all of you!
ReplyDeleteSo beautiful, Pille!
ReplyDeletevery cool
ReplyDeleteOh, and I thought it was those special chickens of yours that lay colourful eggs :-)
ReplyDeleteIt is so colourful eggs. Everything is looking pretty and i excited for making this type of eggs. I appreciate for your work.
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