Silk Tie Dyed Eggs

Silk Tie Dyed Eggs Recipe
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Category: Poultry Appetizers
Keyword: eggs
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Ingredients

12 large raw eggs
Several 100% silk ties (cut in large enough pieces to cover egg well
ties with patterns are prettiest
Pinched by dinkymax, and 60 more.
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Well Seasoned
Love to cook in, AL
Queenlalisa
Member Since Sep 2010
Lisa's Notes:

I love to make these for Easter. Each egg is unique and so amazing!!! I think you will love making them as much as I do. It is so fun and easy!!! I look for cheap ties at yard sales and thrift stores. Just make sure the tag says 100% silk.

 

Directions

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Cut pieces of 100% silk large enough to cover an egg. Wrap as smoothly and tightly around egg as possible, with right side of fabric facing IN, and secure with a twist-tie,rubber band or piece of string. Repeat process, but wrap with a plain piece of lightweight fabric, like an old white pillowcase,sheet or cheese cloth.

Place eggs in a large stock pot and cover with water at least 2 inches above eggs. Add 1/4 cup white vinegar. Bring pan to a boil and reduce to simmer. Simmer for 20 minutes and then use a pair of tongs to remove eggs and lay them (still wrapped) on layers of paper towels or an old dish towel. Let cool to room temperature and then remove the fabric wrappings.(I can hardly wait till they cool. It is like opening little gifts, they all look so pretty) Store in the fridge until ready to display. If desired, rub with a small amount of vegetable oil for shine.
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DeeDee2011
Diane Hopson Smith DeeDee2011
Mar 14, 2013
OMG these are gorgeous!!
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Lisa Allen Queenlalisa
Mar 14, 2013
Thank you. They are so much fun to make. I need to add that I look for 100% silk ties at yard sales and thrift stores. You can find them really cheap. Just look at the tag and make sure it is 100% silk. You can also use 100% silk scarfs or old blouses. Let me know if you try them.
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DeeDee2011
Diane Hopson Smith DeeDee2011
Mar 14, 2013
Definitely want to give them a try!! I'll be looking for some silk ties!
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Billie Neal WildExpectation
Mar 14, 2013
These are beautiful!!!! Thank you so much for this crafty Easter egg!!! How did you discover that this would work??? No matter, it works!!!
Can't wait to hit the Goodwill or seconds shop!!!!
BISCUITMAKR
Millie Johnson BISCUITMAKR
Mar 14, 2013
This is so neat ! Beautiful !
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Michelle Wolf 3keylimes
Mar 21, 2013
Dying eggs is one of our favorite things to do, regardless of how old the kids are-gets more fun with every year! this is such a unique way to dye them and we will be adding this to our tradition this year! thank you for sharing!!
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Cathy Bory DeerParkMamma
Mar 22, 2013
It's important to mention that you cannot eat these eggs-the die is not food dye. You either need to blow the raw egg out and dye the egg shells or dye the whole egg and know that you will eventually toss it.

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