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From Lent to Easter: An Intro to Pysanky Eggs with Cate Broadbent

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Last year during Lent, my friend Cate taught me how to make pysanky eggs and I thought the process was so cool that I knew I wanted to share it on my channel! She graciously agreed to be a guest in today’s tutorial. She demonstrates how to prepare and create a pysanky egg using an original design that she created.
Step-by-Step guide to Cate’s pysanky egg design: amyheyse.com/20...
To learn more about Cate:
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Etsy - girasolcreative.etsy.com
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Original artwork created by Cate Broadbent
Supplies needed:
Eggs
Beeswax
Kistka
Dyes mixed in glass or plastic containers with lids
Candle
Pencil
Rubber bands or washi tape
Paper towels
Toilet paper or old cloths for removing the wax
Egg blower (or pins) and varnish if you choose to blow out your egg
Pysanky Egg Decorating Kits: ukrainiangifts...
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Filming Gear
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0:00 Intro
3:05 Supplies
3:38 Preparing Your Eggs
3:44 Planning Your Design
4:11 Wax Resist Technique
4:34 First Dye Bath
4:56 Repeat Waxing and Dyeing Process
6:27 Finishing Touches
6:53 Blowing Out the Egg

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18 авг 2024

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@aeteal 5 месяцев назад

What a great tutorial!

@amyheyseart 5 месяцев назад

I’m glad to hear! Thank you. 💜

@chrislabish 5 месяцев назад

Love this 💜

@amyheyseart 5 месяцев назад

Thank you! 💜

@sarahwiltzius7185 5 месяцев назад

Is it ok to blow out the eggs before decorating? We raise poultry, and have blown out many different types of eggs before, but occasionally the eggs break during the process. I’d hate to have that happen after going through all the work of decorating!

@amyheyseart 5 месяцев назад

I just asked Cate for her insights and this is what she said: I’ve only tried it once myself, but a lot of people do it. Here’s an article that gives a couple of options-a beeswax plug (that’s what I did) or a silicone plug that you can purchase online. www.pysanky.info/Preparations/Sealing.html Additionally, you’ll need to weigh the egg down to keep it in the dye. I found that a plastic container filled with a little bit of water works well. Hopefully that helps!

@pysankar 4 месяца назад

Why make two holes in the egg? That egg blower was designed to allow you to make only one hole.

@amyheyseart 4 месяца назад

I asked Cate for clarification and she said, “You’re correct-with the egg blower, one hole is sufficient; however the air from the second hole does help the insides to blow out a little easier. Both methods work.” Hopefully that helps!