"When I get dye/ moisture inside an egg, I put the silicon packet inside a napkin ring and set the egg on it, so that it touches the packet. It draws the moisture out very quickly." Mia
A brilliant tip on social media, from egg artist, Mia from "Pysanky By Mia".
The packets can be re-dried and appear to be infinitely re-usable. It may be quicker than wicking, when you're trying to
finish-off an egg.
The packets can be re-dried and appear to be infinitely re-usable. It may be quicker than wicking, when you're trying to
finish-off an egg.
A student's egg uses a "wick", which helps to dry out the inside, after the insides of the raw egg has been drained-an important demonstration for a class. Wicking the Egg
Take any absorbent tissue source, and twist a piece into a wick. Rotate or twist the wick point into the hole in the base of the egg.
I refresh the wick, as it gets wet and needs changing.
Take any absorbent tissue source, and twist a piece into a wick. Rotate or twist the wick point into the hole in the base of the egg.
I refresh the wick, as it gets wet and needs changing.
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