How to Make Easter Eggs Hollow

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Summary: Dying Easter eggs is a great craft for kids! Learn how to hallow out Easter eggs in this free video clip about dying eggs for Easter.

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By Lynne Lincoln
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Lynne Lincoln co-hosts an Easter egg hunt at a neighboring grade school in her home town in Tennessee. Ever since she was a little girl Easter has been her favorite holiday. Join her...read more

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"Hi, I'm Lynne Lincoln on behalf of expertvillage.com. While you're letting your boiled eggs cool a little bit, you might want to try out another cool technique that I use every year at my Easter egg hunt. Because I had so many eggs and I'm worried that some of them would rot since they're hard boiled it can smell really bad, so all of eggs we blow out before hand and let them dry out. When I say we blow out eggs we take a push pin like this, gently push it at the top of the egg, make a little hole, do the same to the bottom. Just be careful not to really break it. You're going to try and break the yellow yoke with the pin. It's going to kind of jiggle out, a little bit gross, you can blow on it and it'll all come out. Just dry it off with paper towel afterwards and let them sit. I have some already sat here, they're hallow, completely hallow."

eHow Article: How to Make Easter Eggs Hollow