Saturday, April 11, 2009

Happy Easter, everybody!



My Easter Chick and a tray of beautiful Easter eggs, naturally dyed with yellow onion skins.
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6 comments:

  1. R.9:06 pm, April 11, 2009

    Igal aastal kui ma mune värvin, siis ühe portsu teen alati sibulakoortega.

    Ei ole veel leidnud, mis annaks sibulakoortest ilusama tulemuse, aga lootus peab ju olema :).

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  2. thepassionatecook9:18 pm, April 11, 2009

    oh they look gorgeous! i made mine with traditional dye this year - just ran out of time to get the natural stuff. they look ok, but not as pretty as yours!
    happy easter to the three of you!

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  3. Bea10:53 pm, April 11, 2009

    Happy Easter!

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  4. Lisa8:35 am, April 12, 2009

    I've done that before. How beautiful yours look! Do you also dye other colors naturally?

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  5. Eve10:57 am, April 12, 2009

    Mina värvisin pruune mune punaste sibulakoortega...superilus jäi ja päris tugeva värviga. Aga sinu piltidest õhkub alati sooja kodutunnet... nii ilus ;)

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  6. Pene1:15 pm, April 12, 2009

    I was going to try the beetroot died eggs this year. Have a happy day.

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