Certain colors are harder to get rid of then others. Red, & yellow are examples of difficult to remove colors. I experienced this when my hands got covered in red, & yellow dye, it lasted at least a few weeks.Ah that's alright then!
I think possibly after a couple of washes then it should come out
The dye will only transfer onto you if your hands are sweaty, or your chicken is sweating. I've experienced sweaty chickens, & I don't know why other's say chickens don't sweat. My sister experienced her silkie sweating when she was done snuggling with him, & she had a sweaty spot on her pants wear the chicken was laying.Oh it'll most likely be pink food colouring so hopefully not as hard to get rid off as the red would be. I may possibly go with a light blue instead.
Once it's dried, have you noticed it ever comes off the feathers onto your hands or clothes?
She's going to be wearing a dress and wouldn't want to be responsible for this dress getting food colouring patches on it
Okay.Well it's pretty cool the weather here at the moment so hopefully the sweatiness isn't a thing I come across. I don't want a sweaty colour dripping chicken
Anyways, once we do the photo shoot, if I have permission I'll show you guys the photos. If not, I'll link you to them on her site/page!
I've had early hatchers before. It's good to hear all the eggs are doing great.
Hopefully everything goes to plan.
