To get ready for Easter, we teamed up with the Smiths and the Hitchcocks for a night of dying eggs. This craft went so much better than I had anticipated... you never know what will happen when you have 5 kids, ranging in age from 2 to 7, all at one table with 6 bowls of dye. But,
we had a BLAST! All of the kids made several eggs each... solid colors, tye dye, and even a few with character stickers. Mary Grace and Carleigh were super creative... they took a lot of time drawing faces on their eggs. Carolyne and Brody took a careful approach... they wanted to be sure to completely coat each egg with an even amount of color. Tucker was fast and furious... he dyed his eggs (and his hands) and finished them off by cracking the shells and digging out the boiled egg. We had so much fun! I am already looking forward to doing this again next year... another fun friend tradition!
To get ready for Easter, we teamed up with the Smiths and the Hitchcocks for a night of dying eggs. This craft went so much better than I had anticipated... you never know what will happen when you have 5 kids, ranging in age from 2 to 7, all at one table with 6 bowls of dye. But, 
we had a BLAST! All of the kids made several eggs each... solid colors, tye dye, and even a few with character stickers. Mary Grace and Carleigh were super creative... they took a lot of time drawing faces on their eggs. Carolyne and Brody took a careful approach... they wanted to be sure to completely coat each egg with an even amount of color. Tucker was fast and furious... he dyed his eggs (and his hands) and finished them off by cracking the shells and digging out the boiled egg. We had so much fun! I am already looking forward to doing this again next year... another fun friend tradition!
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