Egg Heads
1. Empty eggs by carefully cracking a small hole (about ¾" across) in the pointy end of each egg; rinse out.
2. Mom: To create a V-neck top, dip the bottom of the egg into an orange dye bath at an angle; hold very still for at least 30 seconds. Turn the egg 180 degrees, then dip it in the same way. Pat dry with a paper towel; let dry completely on a wire baking rack. Draw a scalloped design along her top with a fine-tip permanent marker, then add facial features. Insert one large flower into the top hole for hair.
3. Dad: Dip the bottom portion of the egg into a green dye bath for at least 30 seconds. Pat dry with a paper towel; let dry completely on a wire baking rack. Draw on a shirt and facial features, then add wheatgrass for hair.
4. Girl: Dip the bottom half of the egg into a purple dye bath for at least 30 seconds. Pat dry with a paper towel; let dry completely on a wire baking rack. Draw on a shirt, floral design and facial features. Add green moss for hair. Hot glue a purple ribbon bow to the top of a toothpick and insert into the top hole.
5. Dog: Dip the uncracked end of the egg into the orange dye for at least 30 seconds. Pat dry with a paper towel; let dry completely on a wire baking rack. Draw on facial features and insert leaves into the hole for a tail.
6. Display on Wood Doll Pin Stands ($3.99 for 20; ).