Dyes

Egg dyes are a staple of Easter celebrations. While the tradition of decorating eggs dates back thousands of years, the practice of using dyes to color them is relatively recent. The first recorded instance of egg dyeing comes from 19th-century Europe, where people would use natural substances like onion skins and flower petals to give their eggs a range of colors. Today, there are many different types of egg dyes available, from traditional options like food coloring and paint to more modern methods like decals and stickers. No matter what type of dye you use, Egg Dyeing is a fun way to add some color to your Easter celebration.