Sheesh - they have way too many fancy egg coloring kits - the Target shelves were loaded with the glittery, the tie dye, the stickers, etc. Admittedly, I am in my 50's, but the only ones I remember were the Paz kits that you had to use vinegar to set the color.
LOL! The dye I remember using was the one that was 3 colors (red, yellow & blue) and they came in a bottle shaped like a rabbit. You used them to swirl and make colors. They were the best dyes! I've always used the vinegar ones with the girls but this year I saw the marble one and the paint dries instantly. I didn't think it would work but I must say the eggs were beautiful AND dry instantly! :D
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Sheesh - they have way too many fancy egg coloring kits - the Target shelves were loaded with the glittery, the tie dye, the stickers, etc. Admittedly, I am in my 50's, but the only ones I remember were the Paz kits that you had to use vinegar to set the color.
LOL! The dye I remember using was the one that was 3 colors (red, yellow & blue) and they came in a bottle shaped like a rabbit. You used them to swirl and make colors. They were the best dyes! I've always used the vinegar ones with the girls but this year I saw the marble one and the paint dries instantly. I didn't think it would work but I must say the eggs were beautiful AND dry instantly! :D
LOL cute and fancy! We are vingar, water and food coloring folks! lol
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