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Sorting

quite a lot of East Egg Dyes
I mentioned in my Spring Manifesto that I was going to try to enjoy the huge job of sorting all the Easter egg dyes I purchased.

I had to put it on the list because, oy, what a job.
I might have a small addiction
The above is about HALF of the stash I acquired in the week following Easter.

The boxes are certainly too bulky to keep around and they’re filled with a bunch of stuff I don’t want. Those little metal egg-dippers, wax crayons (kept them for who know’s what craft project), tiny stickers (gave them to every mom-of-a-toddler I know).

Once the boxes are open, I cut open the little plastic package they come in and sort them by color in mason jars.

Sorting by color

These jars sit on a shelf in my “dyeing studio” (code name: laundry room) and whenever I need a tablet, I pop it out.

If you don’t want to go to the trouble of emptying every grocery store of their egg dye supply, you can pick up just ONE packet in the Boutique. It comes with all the fiber you need and friendly instructions (but NONE of the annoying packaging). Get yours here!

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  • http://springtreeroad.com/ maya | springtree road

    i don't have 100 packages, but the 10 i did find after easter i put in tiny containers that all screw into each other. was very happy with that!

  • sayra

    I thought of you when I saw a massive shelf of Easter egg dye kits at Walmart. They were selling them for 68 cents each!

  • sayra

    I thought of you when I saw a massive shelf of Easter egg dye kits at Walmart. They were selling them for 68 cents each!