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Last week I wrote about coloring easter eggs using vegetable dyes. In my opinion, if you want to try coloring easter eggs without chemicals, onion skins are the way to go! It’s easy to do, and makes really interesting abstract patterns on the egg shells. Plus, you end up with a bunch pretty 
Although people have been coloring easter eggs for centuries, I have a feeling they didn’t always use pre-packaged dye tablets complete with stickers in whimsical easter designs. I’m always up for a crafty project, especially one that has a potential to get really messy! So this year, I decided to investigate how to color 
Knitting. What does that make you think of? Little old ladies sitting in rocking chairs? Your elderly relatives gossiping and knitting at family reunions? Itchy, unfashionable sweaters that you received for Christmas? Well if you haven’t heard, knitting is making a comeback, and there are lots of updated patterns and designs out there for inspiration. I |
Hi, I'm Amanda, and I write about healthy and creative living by rediscovering vintage skills! I focus on good food, handmade beauty products, kitchen remedies, and getting crafty & creative, all from my small kitchen in London. First time visiting? Start here. 
 Don't forget that I'm just a regular person. I'm not a doctor, therapist, herbalist, aromatherapist, chef, expert or professional practitioner of anything I discuss here on Vintage Savoir Faire. I'm just really interested in vintage tips, detoxing my beauty routine and traditional remedies. So if you're unsure about anything, check with your doctor or a qualified professional before you try it! All the information on this site is provided on an as-is basis. Whew. Glad we cleared that up! |
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