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these were from a kit that I purchased last year at Whole Foods. I don’t even know if they had them again this year but they were clearly from Germany or Sweden. this is a little more toddler friendly because … Continue reading
© 2011 Emily. All rights reserved.
This is the third year that I have attempted to make my own egg dyes from natural substances. (You can see year one and two here) This year I really wanted to focus on making bold colors and in the … Continue reading
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Here is this years version of naturally colored Christmas cookies. All of the colors on these cookies are made from fruit and vegetable juices. The colors are as follows. orange = carrot red/magenta = beet light pink = cranberry yellow … Continue reading
We really scored with the blues and purples this year but not so much with warmer tones. These were the ingredients that we attempted , also not pictured was chili powder and pomegranate juice. I just forgot to put the … Continue reading
Can you tell which cookies Simon decorated? Since we last year we dyed Easter Eggs with only natural pigments I thought it would be fun to try and make our own natural food dyes and use them to decorate our … Continue reading
I got the idea off the Z recomends and I just haad to try it myself. I used the following ingredients to make my dyes; yellow – turmeric, pink – beet, purple – black berry, blue/green – store bought pomagranet … Continue reading