- Hard-boiled eggs
- Vinegar (white, apple cider, any kind)
- Food coloring
- Three or four cups big enough to fit an egg plus enough water to cover the egg
- Spoon
- Crayons (optional)
- Container for holding the eggs once they're colored
- Newspaper and paper towels
Coloring Easter Eggs Step by Step
By Stephanie Gallagher, About.com Guide
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Coloring Easter Eggs Step 1: Gather Your Supplies
Gather the Supplies for Coloring Your Easter Eggs
Stephanie Gallagher
The first step in coloring Easter eggs is to gather your supplies. You will need:
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- Coloring Easter Eggs Step 1: Gather Your Supplies
- Coloring Easter Eggs Step 2: Preparing the Dye
- Coloring Easter Eggs Step 3: Add the Food Coloring
- Coloring Easter Eggs Step 4: Dip the Eggs
- Coloring Easter Eggs Step 5: Place the Eggs in a Container
- Coloring Easter Eggs Step 6: How to Tie Dye Easter Eggs
- Coloring Easter Eggs Step 7: Add Food Coloring to the Eggs in the Colander
- Coloring Easter Eggs Step 8: Rinse the Eggs
- Coloring Easter Eggs Step 9: Place a Few Drops More of Food Coloring on Eggs
- Coloring Easter Eggs Step 10:
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