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Cool, DD was asking yesterday if we could do some egg painting for easter – I think this is the solution!
Sounds like a dumb question, but does the amount of vinegar matter? Are we talking a teaspoon or a tablespoon? How much water? I’m not good at this stuff!
It doesn’t matter, it’s not even really necessary. It just helps break down the shell a bit so the dye takes better. Our measurement was literally a splash in each of those little containers, probably around a tablespoon.
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