1Boil some eggs.

Cook eggs until they are hard boiled. Let them cool and pat them dry.

2Prepare some rubber bands.

Gather 10-12 rubber bands.

3Wrap around the center of the egg.

Carefully wrap the bunch of rubber bands around the center of the egg.

4Move one rubber band.

Next, gently move one rubber band so that it is somewhat perpendicular to the bunch.

5Arrange the other rubber bands.

Move the rest of the rubber bands so that they wrap the egg like a net.

6Wrap more eggs.

Wrap more eggs as described in Steps 2 to 5.

7Make the egg dye.

In a cup or bowl, mix ¾ cup warm water, 1 tablespoon white vinegar and around 10 drops of food coloring.

8Put the egg into the dye.

Place the rubber band-wrapped egg into the dye, making sure it is fully submerged. Allow the egg to sit for at least 5 minutes. The longer it stays there, the deeper the color will be.

9Remove the egg.

Remove the egg from the dye and let it air dry.

10Remove the rubber bands.

Once dry, carefully remove the rubber bands to reveal a nice streaked pattern on the egg.

This completes the process for making a single-colored rubber band dyed egg. If you want an egg with two or more colors, continue with the steps below.

11Wrap the egg again.

Wrap the egg again with rubber bands as shown in Steps 2 to 5.

12Make another color of egg dye.

Using a different color of food coloring, mix a second batch of egg dye. Just as described in Step 7, combine ¾ cup warm water, 1 tablespoon white vinegar and around 10 drops of food coloring.

13Place the egg in the dye.

Place the egg into the dye mixture, keeping it submerged for at least 5 minutes.

14Remove the egg.

Remove the egg from the dye and let it dry. Once dry, remove the rubber bands. Your egg is now an entirely different color with two colors of streaks.