Mary Bernsen is a published author, book lover, and most importantly, a devoted wife and mother. The kitchen is her sanctuary, but arts and crafts are her worst enemy. Sarcasm is her first language, and she may or may not have a wine-addiction. She loves sharing her family's adventures with the world because, let's face it, they're one goofy bunch and everyone would use a laugh.
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With Easter coming up I needed a project... And plastered all over Pinterest right now is the hot new way to dye Easter eggs using whipped cream. It's so simple , they all shout. That sounded like a challenge. I bet the kids and I could mess this up. So, we set out on a mission. An outdoors mission because, Mama doesn't want to clean up that mess. Here's what we gathered... According to all the hip crafty moms, required supplies are minimal. A dozen eggs (yes, I'm aware two are missing in my dozen), some Cool Whip, and some dye. My husband threw in some bunny tongs hoping to minimize the mess. Wishful thinking, Dad. We didn't use the stinking tongs. That's what God gave us fingers for. After dotting the surface of the whipped cream with evenly spaced rows of food coloring (more like haphazardly, but details) we rolled the eggs along the surface of our concoction. It looked something like this... ...
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