To celebrate the Easter season AND spend some QT with your kids... create your own beautiful, naturally-dyed Easter Eggs from award-winning artist and fashion designer Irene Rasetti.

No need to spend money on natural dye kits. You can use things that are easily accessible and are probably lounging in your pantry as we speak. Besides, I believe natural dyes are far prettier than any of those dye kits you will find at your grocery store. Blueberries, beets, onion skins and coffee are just a few of the things you can use to make the loveliest Easter eggs. ~Irene

I agree with Irene... Easter is my favourite time of year! I love to deck out our home with Easter Eggs that my kids have decorated, and these ones create a real feeling of springtime. But what I really appreciate about this recipe is that the dyes are all natural, so you can eat the eggs your family created without worrying about your kids consuming mystery chemicals found in many commercial dye kits. We followed this tutorial last year and were so happy with the result! We'll be using it again this year to make colourful eggs for our family's Easter brunch.
~Michelle