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Clockwise from top left: the leopard appliqué egg, leopard spot egg, and floral egg Clockwise from top right: the diamond egg and color-block egg For our first egg, we drew on the Opening Ceremony Collection floral lace skirt for inspiration. Let's begin by mixing some blue dye into a cup of water. Hot tip: use white vinegar to achieve brighter colors! Draw the outlines of flowers with the pencil. Using the transparent crayon, fill in the areas outside the petals as well as the flowers' centers. Dip in the blue dye, and voilà! Opening Ceremony collection floral lace shorts Round two is inspired by the Opening Ceremony COllection leopard pullover Dye the egg in yellow and let it dry While your egg is drying, cut out small patches of the light brown felt to create the base of the leopard print Start cutting out small pieces from the dark brown felt. These will become the leopard spots! When the egg is completely dry, glue on the light brown base and add the dark spots. Me-ow! Opening Ceremony collection Leopard pullover

Ok, now we're really testing your crafty skills! The next egg is a riff on the Opening Ceremony COllection pieced scuba dress.

Dye the egg blue

Once it's dry, dye the egg yellow to make it dark green

Print your OC LEOPARDS at 100% and cut them out. Careful with that X-Acto knife, strictly adults only!

Make sure your egg is dry, and paint the bottom and top parts of the egg with the royal blue acrylic paint. After the paint is dry, brush glue on the back of the leopard cut-outs and paste onto the egg. Opening Ceremony Collection pieced scuba dress The next egg design, inspired by the Opening Ceremony Collection COLORBLOCK SKIRT, calls for red and green dye.  Submerge half of the egg in the green dye. Once dry, soak the egg in the red dye Oh, snap! OPENING CEREMONY COLLECTION COLOR-BLOCK SKIRT Our last design draws on the Opening Ceremony COllection DIAMOND MINI SKIRT Dye the egg yellow Once dry, draw a diamond shape starting from the center of the egg. Do this until the whole egg is lined in pencil. Use your Sharpie and light blue poster marker to create the black and blue lines of the skirt. Opening Ceremony collection diamond mini skirt. Happy Easter from OC!
How to Dye the Perfect OC Easter Egg
Class is in session! KYLE RICHARDSON and Alex Kahn of the OC Art Department show you how to dye Easter eggs the Opening Ceremony way, using clever prints inspired by our Spring/Summer 2012 collection. So pick up an egg-dyeing kit, boil up some eggs, and follow these simple steps to Easter Sunday success!

For the floral egg, you will need:
- Blue dye
- Pencil
- Eraser
- Transparent wax crayon (this usually comes in the egg-dying kit)

For the leopard spot egg, you will need:
- Yellow dye
- Dark and light brown felt
- Glue
- Scissors

For the leopard appliqué egg, you will need:
- Blue dye
- X-Acto knife
- OC's LEOPARD template (printed at 100%!)
- Glue
- Royal blue acrylic paint
- Small paintbrush

For the color-block egg, you will need:
- Red dye
- Green dye

For the diamond egg, you will need:
- Yellow dye
- Pencil
- Light blue poster marker
- Sharpie

Happy Easter, everyone!

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