Neat way to color eggs from Zoe
Zoe shares an easy, and reduced-mess way dye Easter eggs with bits of (reused) tissue paper.
(Be sure to save and use leftover paper from gifts, shopping etc.)
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Oh! I love this idea. This is perfect. My girls and I were looking for different eco-friendly ways of decorating our Easter baskets. What a “green” idea!
Zoe-you are a natural. I think I will see you in movies some day. I can’t wait to show your clip to my daughter, and we’re gonna try your dying tactic. What a great idea!
Zoe, What a great idea. Could you do a tie-dye effect or stripes with different colors, or would that be a mess? Yours came out perfectly! I like your dog in the background, too.
Zoe, I never knew you could dye easter eggs that way. Yours came out great, and I think you did a great job talking about it.
Zoe-awesome! I have never known how to dye an Easter egg in a way that is “green!” So thank you very much for teaching me. I’ll be sure to try it this weekend. And by the way….you are a great actress-you are smart, speak clearly, have a beautiful personality, and are as pretty as a flower!
Awesome Zoe! I am going to show this to my 8 year old niece. You are so good in front of the camera!!!
Wonderful idea! Green and clean too!!!
I LOVE the idea for going green with Easter eggs. I’ll try it with my Mom this weekend!
Thank you, Zoe-what a wonderful idea. You, my sweet girl, are a natural in front of a camera!
This is a great idea. I can’t wait to see what you will come up with next. This was fun.
What an excellent idea!
Hello Zoe! Thank you sooooo much for your great advice and wisdom in offering such a wonderful eco-friendly technique to color Easter eggs! I had never thought about something like this so I have learned something new from you. Thank you for expanding my horizons and helping lead the way to a better world for everyone. Peace, Gaye Jones
Wow! Thank you Zoe. This is a great, eco-friendly way to color Easter eggs and much neater than the old way of soaking them in dye. Also, you are great camera! I know that God has great plans for you. Happy Easter!
Zoe, you are a little star! Such a natural, for sure. And it was nice to see your grandma’s kitchen area again since I was just there!
Genius! I loved it. I am going to share ideas with my entire family tonight at a small dinner party, there will only be about 30 of us there tonight
Way to go!!!
I needed to color some eggs FAST and one of my friends suggested I take your advice. Thanks so much!!
What a great idea! I am going to dye some eggs on Easter using your idea. Way to go green!!!!
Zoe, thanks for great “green” advice. Sounds fun, too!
That was absolutely awesome! I can’t wait to try the new eco-friendly technique. It sounds less time consuming than the regular coloring of eggs for Easter. This will be very helpful from now on when I color eggs for my church. Thanks Zoe for sharing your unique idea.
If you have any other eco-friendly ideas, I’d love to learn about them to pass on to family and friends.
Thank You!!!
These are great tips and incredibly cute little green princesses!
Wow! Great idea! I’m going to start saving my tissue paper now so that I can color my eggs that way next Easter!
What a cool tip Zoe!
I love it. Have a Happy Easter!