i love ulrikas beautiful easter eggs!
at her blog there is a tutorial on how to make them. i recommend you to pour yourself a nice cup of coffee or tea and sit for a bit when you visit her blog, it is such a beautiful place.
eggs have always facinated me and i find their shape so beautiful. the way they are shaped makes them both incredibly fragile but also very very strong...
when i woke up today it was minus degrees outside, very cold and windy. have put on my woollen clothes again and are enjoying the warmth from the fireplace together with a cup of blueberry and acai tea.
pancakes for dinner today, that is going to make my husband very very happy....*smiling*...
happy monday!
Many thanks for this really nice tutorial ! greetings tani
ReplyDeletebreakfast for dinner...love!!!
ReplyDeletewonderful tutorial. will definitely give it a try.
thanks for the lead to the tutorial, i'll have to give it a try. have a beautiful, if chilly, week! hope you're feeling better. xo, j
ReplyDeleteit was sunny warm day during the day time but now it is chilly and i am using stove to keep me warm too. enjoying leftover coldness.
ReplyDeletegood night v
Oh how beautiful! And thank you for the link! Lovely, lovely...
ReplyDeleteGood job I did not pack away all the woolly jumpers...winter is on it's way here too :)
xx
It's a very cold and windy here too. Thanks for sharing the link. Enjoy your day, love M.
ReplyDeleteWonderful tutorial -The eggs look just wonderful! Thank you for sharing:)
ReplyDeleteSo happy to see this!
ReplyDeleteIt's the first time I see anyone else using this method to colour Easter eggs!
My grandmother taught me and we've kept up this beautiful tradition.
xo
We do this every year and it is always with beautiful results.
ReplyDeleteSpringlove from Denmark