- red cabbage which gave me the acid washed denim look
- beets gave me the rust color
- fresh cilantro and thyme gave me the bright yellow/citron color
Friday, April 2, 2010
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- Halle
- ~~~I've moved to www.halleshobbies.com ~~~ I'm an artist and SAHM from the upper mid-west. In addition to my passion for paper art and mixed-media; I enjoy sewing, painting, photography, jewelry making and gardening. I love finding ways to reuse, re-purpose and recycle everyday items into art or other basic utilitarian objects. I'm working at getting back to the basics: healthy food, reduced chemical load in our home, exercise and spending time with family.
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2 comments:
Thank you for allowing me to use your photo and mention your dyed eggs using all natural materials tomorrow. The blue ones are gorgeous, but so are the red ones. May I suggest saving the shells, cleaning them well, then using them in your art? I bet they would be awesome.
ooo gorgeous natural colored eggs Halle, just perfect!
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