| Manufacturer | Druchema, chemical manufacturing cooperative |
| Packaging | 1 |
| Color |
Pour out the contents of the bag and dissolve in 1/4 litre of hot water (approx. 70 °C) with 1 - 2 tablespoons of vinegar and put the hot hard-boiled eggs in for approx. 30 - 60 seconds. Remove the dyed eggs and leave to dry. You can adjust the shade saturation by extending the dyeing time or using less water.
Instructions for use on decals:
Immerse the decal in warm water for a few seconds, remove and place the print face up on a smooth board (surface). Once the decal can be moved, place the decal paper on top of the boiled egg (even dyed) with the image face up, pull the paper out from under the decal and smooth the wet side of the paper to squeeze out water and air bubbles. Once the egg is dry, brush the decal with grease.
Instructions for use on shirts:
Cut the picture from the strip. Put the shirt on top of the boiled egg. Place the egg and shirt on a spoon and immerse in hot 80-95°C water for 3 seconds. Remove the egg from the water and allow to dry.
| Manufacturer | Druchema, chemical manufacturing cooperative |
| Packaging | 1 |
| Color |
The bag contains:
Liquid paint, decal sheet and 8 shrink shirts.
| Manufacturer | Druchema, chemical manufacturing cooperative |
| Packaging | 1 |
| Color |
The typical colors of Easter are the colors used - yellow, green, red, reddish brown, brown, black. All these colors can be obtained from natural sources. At the end of the 19th century they were replaced by chemical sources.
Dyeing eggs can be done by natural means: