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Dripped-On Eggs
- Total Time Needed:
- 1 Hour
Kids will get a kick out of letting the rubber cement gloop and dribble and squiggle all over (the Easter egg, that is).
- Materials
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- Hard-boiled eggs
- Rubber cement
- Egg dye
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- Instructions
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To start, rest the egg in an empty egg-carton lid or on a section of paper-towel tube set upright. Or, wear rubber gloves and hold the egg. Then, using the applicator brush, dribble gobs of rubber cement over the egg.
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When the cement has dried thoroughly, dip the egg into a bowl of dye. When the desired shade is achieved, remove the egg and let it dry.
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Peel off the glue and add additional colors, if desired.
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