Let the rubber cement dry.
Rubber cement dyed easter eggs.
Let the rubber cement solidify then dip the egg into a second cup of contrasting dye.
This easter egg coloring science experiment is so fun we ll be using it to decorate easter eggs well past the holiday.
With your other hand dip the wand into the rubber cement and then swirl the rubber cement around the egg in any design you desire.
I loved the swirled look and you can make fun designs by making skinny lines and fat ones.
Leave the egg in the cup another 10 minutes or so to let the dye set.
I also recommend setting both your dye cups and egg drying racks on rimmed baking sheets to help catch any accidental.
Take your rubber cement and let it drip on your egg anyway you like.
Rubber cement and easter eggs.
How to dye easter eggs with rubber cement.
Leave it in for 30 seconds 1 minute then put it on a rack to dry.
Take the egg out of the cup and let it.
Pat the sponge on a hard boiled egg then set the egg aside for 10 minutes.
Egg dye gold paint pretty dyed easter eggs.
Drizzle your eggs with rubber cement.
It will take the rubber cement approximately 15 20 minutes to dry.
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Get it good and drizzled.
Prop your already boiled egg up on something maybe an egg carton or one of these printable easter egg holders.
We used a hair dryer to speed things up.
The eggs are pretty on their own but we also discovered a quick way to add an additional design element.
Use the brush in the rubber cement jar to.
We tried a couple of different methods.
As i mentioned dyeing eggs with food coloring and this rubber cement technique is really simple and easy.
Once the rubber cement is dry dye them.
Doing half and then waiting for it to dry and doing the other half.
Drizzle your eggs with rubber cement before dyeing them to reveal a geometric pattern underneath the colors.
Pour a little rubber cement into a paper bowl and dab a natural sea sponge in the rubber cement to coat.
Dip the sponged egg into a prepared dye bath until it reaches the desired shade.
First things first you ll want to cover your work area to prevent stains.
I m not sure if either actually helped.