eastern orthodox churches celebrate easter this sunday . . happy easter everyone! my friend janet invited us over for a pysanky party.
this is chanda's egg . . yellow is the first color one starts with . .
yves (on the left) is working very intricately; gabriel (on the right) is working on a treasure map; gael is drying his finished egg!
i enjoy my time working on my own egg these days. when the girls were smaller, i had difficulty focusing . . but with our children so grown up and responsible and busy, janet and i have time to work on individual projects (eggs or . . paperwork!)
our friend amelia worked on her egg until she had to leave for a ballet class. she came with her mom, joanna, for breakfast this morning. it was nice to sit and talk with them.
yves' egg! isn't it gorgeous?
morgana's egg is on the right, chanda's is on the left . .
this is morgana's second egg. i love the plum color!!! chanda first got that by dunking in yellow, then orange, then pink, then blue, then purple, then red.
Beautiful eggs, their creation must have involved a lot of patience!
ReplyDeleteHow nice that you also had some quiet time to work on your own project.
San xoxo
These are so wonderful! My dad has a relative who is very good at this technique. We have some eggs by her back in Germany. I tried it as a child, but I don't think I kept any eggs -- at least I don't remember.
ReplyDeleteAmazing eggs. Wonderful piece of work!
ReplyDeleteWhat does your egg look like? Do you keep the eggs?