@woodlarkblog: naturally dyed chalk made from eggshells 🥚 all you need is ground up eggshells and a natural pigment for dye (we use food ingredients that you can find in your pantry). I save all my eggshells throughout the year in a jar to make this chalk. This chalk is best for sidewalks and pavements. You can also substitute calcium carbonate instead of eggshells which produces a smoother chalk. Both are shown in the video. Instructions below! Materials: eggshells (or calcium carbonate powder), flour, natural pigments for dye in powder form (I used turmeric, paprika, beet root, matcha, butterfly pea) Instructions: Rinse eggshells out, boil for 5 mins to kill any bacteria (optional) and grind into a fine powder using a mortar and pestle (or in a food processor or blender). In a small bowl combine 1 tsp of your dye material with 2 teaspoons of hot water. Stir to combine. Add 1 tbsp flour and 1 tbsp eggshell powder or calcium carbonate. Mixture should seem clumpy at this point. Use your hands to mix and knead the mixture until it is smooth. If necessary you can add very small amounts of water until it just sticks together. Add as little water as possible. Roll out to shape and form sticks or shapes and allow to dry completely. #DIY #eggshellchalk #diychalk #eastercrafts #naturaldye #naturalpigment #naturalpigments #lowwaste #waldorf #cottagecore #slowliving #eggshellpowder #fyp #foryou

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