All natural: dye Easter eggs with food Colorful eggs are simply part of Easter: Not only in the Alpine region, they are an integral part of every Easter snack. In addition to dyeing in the pot, painting eggs is a nice tradition, especially for children, where creativity and fine motor skills can also be trained in a playful way. In her book "Easter eggs dye - natural and creative", occupational therapist Christine Mittermayr presents different methods for dyeing from natural ingredients and gives tips on how to decorate the Easter eggs: - Step-by-step instructions: from raw egg to finished work of art - Dyes from the kitchen: dyeing eggs with turmeric, red cabbage and Co - Warm or cold dyeing? Tips and tricks for bright colors - Color theory: how to create color shades and tints by mixing - Decorations: Effects through leaves, stickers or rubber bands already achieve when dyeing Easter eggs dye without chemicals and artificial dyes Tasty organic eggs taste even better if they were colored in loving handwork. The author is convinced of this. With detailed instructions and numerous illustrations, she shows how to make colored suet from natural ingredients and offers inspiration for egg dyeing with natural colors. The creative design ideas are sorted by color, so that everyone can quickly find the right "egg catcher" for Easter decoration. Should there be a glut of eggs due to so much inspiration when coloring and painting Easter eggs, the author knows advice: Her recipe for delicious egg spread ensures that no egg remains unused!