Start with fresh eggs – I used a round file (actually meant for jewelry) to poke holes in the top and the bottom of the eggs. The larger the hole in the bottom of the egg the easier it is to get the yoke out. Then you simply blow from the top and watch the whites and yoke come out. Blow until you hear air coming out. Then rinse the inside of the egg with tap water. After the egg dries then paint away!
Below is a picture of the eggs we painted today. Have fun and Happy Easter!
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