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Eggs-actly how I hope they look every time I open a carton…

8th Apr. '07 · Category: Holidays & Occasions · Tags: favorite-colors, holidays

Authored by Kate Smith

Holiday Color; Holiday Colour; Easter Egg, Rainbow

I just had to share these fabulously colored eggs with you.

They were dyed and photographed by the very creative John Suler. Visit him on Flickr to see more of his photos.

So, what is the most popular color of Easter egg dye?

Americans love the color purple, according to a survey by Paas, a company that makes egg decorating kits.

Thirty percent of those responding to the survey picked purple as their favorite color for egg dying.

Teal ranked second (17 percent), followed by green (12 percent), and red (11 percent).

An estimated 180 million eggs got a splash of color for Easter this year.

What is your favorite color to dye an Easter egg?

One Response to “Eggs-actly how I hope they look every time I open a carton…”

lindsey Says:
October 31st, 2007 at 10:07 pm
Awesome photo, though, when I think of dyeing eggs, I lean towards the cliche image of pastel eggs. I think my favorite color to dye eggs is soft purple, or lavender. Seeing as purple is the most popular color when it comes to egg dyeing, I guess my love of lavender eggs makes me “part of a dozen.”