Name: Marbleized Eggs
Ingredients: Enamel hobby paints: green, lavender, and purple, or colors of your choice; Disposable aluminum roasting pans, one for each color combination; Rubber gloves; Wooden skewers; Blown eggs , as many as desired, clean and dry; Coffee filters

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Marbleized EggsMatthew Mead

These pretty swirled patterns are made by passing an egg through a bath of enamel paint suspended in water. The process is easy and the pleasantly unpredictable results are always a surprise.

Tip:

• If you wish, paint the eggs before marbleizing them; be sure to let them dry before dipping them in the marbleizing bath.

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