Silk tie-dyed Easter eggs are so much fun to make and way less messy than buying a dying kit or using vinegar and food coloring! Make beautiful-looking dyed Easter Eggs with this easy DIY Silk Tie ...

Mix the food coloring with water and dunk the marshmallows just like you would a hard-boiled egg. If you want a bit more flair, you can create dots or a tie-dye effect by dipping the cotton swab ...

With egg prices up, many are seeking creative dyeing ... Note: We also experimented with "tie-dyeing" them by dipping thirds in three different dyes and letting the colors bleed into each other ...

A staggering 47% of Americans are skipping the tradition of dyeing eggs this year due to the price ... put two together and finally tie a pipe cleaner around the middle to make the insect's ...