this week’s simple thing:
Watching little miss get right into the egg dying this Easter was so fun.
It was so, SO messy….but she definitely had the time of her life. 🙂
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Rebecca Cooper is a 42-year-old wife and mother of four from Alberta, Canada. As a photographer, crafter, author, and blogger, she finds joy and fulfillment in celebrating everyday moments. She loves to read and eat chocolate, and is a firm believer in afternoon naps. Rebecca shares her family’s adventures, photo tips, simple craft projects + more right here at Simple as That.
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I love that you used muffin pans for the dye. Such a good idea!
I really love your shot this week. Also, is everyone wearing white.. white painting eggs? Brave! Or a lot of fun…
I can imagine that it was messy!!! 😀
Look at those little hands at work. Adorable!
Happy Easter Rebecca!!
Thank you for hosting Rebecca. I hope you’re having a wonderful weekend with you family!
@Desirae RHahaha Desirae…no I’m not that brave. The kids had some old white shirts that were already stained and we were using those. 🙂
Great idea to use muffin pans!
Looks absolutely fun! Happy Easter!
Wonderful photo. Why didn’t I think of that – dying eggs 😉 And NOW I notice that the kids are wearing white 😀 Happy Easter 🙂
Wonderful photo. Why didn’t I think of that – dying eggs 😉 And NOW I notice that the kids are wearing white 😀 Happy Easter 🙂
How sweet.
I never thought of using a muffin tin for dying eggs, brilliant!
Hi Rebecca, HAPPY EASTER to you and your cute family!
xoxo Malia
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Hi Rebecca, HAPPY EASTER to you and your cute family! xoxo Malia
http://www.yesterdayontuesday.com
oh girl! i was almost going to attempt it this year, but decided against it. i just dont want the mess lol
Hope you and your family had a wonderful Easter!
love your perspective on this shot and i love the muffin trays for dyeing. you really should try the natural dyes next year–it was so much fun. i can’t wait to try different ingredients.
It is my first time here. I found your link after stopping by “The House at Bluebird Lane”. I enjoyed your message and the photo of the little one dieing eggs. I have signed up by email. thank you, have a good day