Here’s a quick guide to naturally dying your own Easter eggs with things that might already be in your fridge or cupboard.

Dyeing eggs is an integral part of Easter traditions. Learn how to easily give them beautiful colors using natural methods. Dyeing eggs is one of the oldest Easter traditions, symbolizing rebirth and ...

Not only is dyeing easter eggs naturally the best option for your family and the environment, it is very easy to do. The trickiest part about using natural egg dyes for Easter: Sometimes the dyes ...

Rather than the store-bought kit, my wife grew up following an Easter tradition ... to go the natural route, though, wrapping the eggs in onion skins isn't the only way to dye them naturally.

This Easter, consider swapping out the store-bought dye kits for a more eco-friendly and health-conscious alternative—natural ...

Trying this could be a fun way to color Easter eggs without making an extra trip to the store. It could be a good way to add an extra step of involvement for kids. Using natural dye from food ...

courtesy of Natural Grocers. Make your own Easter egg dye from natural foods with this easy recipe, in tutorial format, from Natural Grocers. You can even use brown-shelled eggs—with their ...

The method: We wanted to include a natural Easter egg dye in our showdown, and we chose onion skins, using our own tested method. I did a batch of yellow onion skins and a batch of red ones, simmering ...

If you're looking to remove Easter egg dye quickly and efficiently ... Mix lemon juice and salt to create a natural scrub. The citric acid in lemon and the abrasiveness of salt work together to lift ...