How to paint eggs? We connect imagination!

Easter, perhaps, is the most favorite holiday not only for children, but also for adults. Everyone can manifest his imagination by making crafts from eggs with his own hands. The main thing is desire and a little creative thinking. Remember the years of your education in elementary school. How many funny chickens we made from eggshells, painting it in bright colors and gluing amusing feathers of colored paper. Then there was no thought about how to paint eggs. The answer was one - watercolor. And how much skill was required to pierce the egg and pour its contents, without damaging the shell! Thanks to our moms, they always helped.

Now the Easter decor is more than ever in vogue. Long before the holiday in the big shopping centers and supermarkets of our country there are crafts with Easter motives: baskets with chickens, various mobiles, interesting stands for eggs and Easter cakes. But, undoubtedly, there is nothing better than a surprise prepared independently. It can be created without problems, showing ingenuity and a little skill.

Very interesting crafts from eggs for Easter can be made, involving all interesting and close work of all members of the family. At least one merry and unforgettable evening together you are provided. From eggs small cooks under your sensitive guidance will be able to prepare simple and funny delicious souvenirs, which then will be presented to grandparents as Easter gifts. The pope likes to have more "man's" work - making an Easter mobile from branches, feathers, hanging leaves, etc. In the apprentice you can take a son who will gladly serve glue and scissors, cut flowers and leaves from paper.

Traditionally preparing for the Feast of the Resurrection of Christ, our ancestors painted pisanky, which they then gave to relatives and friends. Each family has its own recommendations on how to paint eggs. Some use exclusively natural dyes, others resort to the help of special food paints. Yes, the eggs stained with "chemistry" are brighter, there is less trouble with them, but there is no joy either. Some believe that it is not worth puzzling over how and how to paint eggs in crimson or turquoise. It is better to remember the grandmother's advice on the traditional onion husks. This is the most common way of coloring, and the color can turn out different - saturated brown, golden or light-red. It all depends on the concentration of the broth.

If you have not decided yet what to paint eggs, then you will also be interested in learning about the possibility of using beet broth. Eggs must be cooked together with pieces of beet in one pan. So, too, you can get different shades - from pink to saturated red. If you want to achieve an interesting "dots" effect in addition to color, you can dip eggs in water and roll in raw rice, then "dress" in cotton bags and cook in time-tested broth. After they cool down, the "outfit" needs to be removed. All, now you can admire the bright krashenkami!