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Crayoned and Dyed Egg Series – Number Three

By Sarahcraftylocks

 

Chalk has a special use in this art craft for children.

Crayoned and Dyed Egg series – number three

This technique is a very good way to turn some simple lines, drawing or even writing, into a piece of art.

Use some coloured chalk to draw some lines, make them reasonably thick. You want to have a picture that has shapes to color in.

Crayoned and Dyed Egg series – number three

Use wax crayons to color between the lines. Do not color over the lines, although a little bit does not matter, but in general leave the chalk lines visible. Although you cannot see at this stage, I also coloured around my egg shape with white crayon.

Crayoned and Dyed Egg series – number three

Then use dye, food colouring or watery paint to paint over the whole picture.

The wax crayons will resist the dye, but the chalk will not! Everywhere that is chalk or plain paper will soak up the dye and change how it looks in a very cool way!

Crayoned and Dyed Egg series – number three

More fun with crayon and dyes for Easter at Crayoned and Dyed Egg number one and number two


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