The egg dying was unique. The children each received 6 white hard boiled eggs. Luke dipped 4 of them in water and then proceed to place petals and leaves on them. Each egg was placed in a nylon stocking and secured tightly with twine. The eggs were dipped in a pot of boiling flowers. After they cooled the children removed the stocking and any remaining leaves and petals. The leaves and petals left prints by blocking the dye, see picture below. Luke dipped his remaining eggs in a vinegar solution and then covered them with crepe paper.
When the children were done with their eggs, they were given sirup (similar to Kool-Aid), warm bread, and chocolate.
