Goose Egg Pysanky Inspired by a Lemoyne Quilt Pattern

In this video I share how I adapted a quilt pattern for use on a goose egg. I already practiced the division on a couple of chicken eggs and each time I drew out this pattern, it got a little easier.
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Crystal Potthoff

[@four1629]

this is gorgeous! it's so cool to see your creativity in making a pysanky from a quilt pattern. i love it!

[@prayerfularts]

Thank you! I've really enjoyed adapting the quilt patterns. It's been challenging, but fun! Thanks for watching!

[@kathygarbus5145]

❤beautiful!

[@prayerfularts]

@@kathygarbus5145 thank you!

[@brandibarta9322]

haven’t heard of the freezer method.
is this a specific method bc it’s a goose? (haven’t been able to find a goose egg myself)

[@prayerfularts]

I use the freezer method sometimes when the egg is having trouble taking dye, this often helps achieve better results. Also, when I etch it does sometimes create issues and the freezer keeps the dye from seeping into the inside. I use this method on all types of eggs, not necessarily goose.

[@prayerfularts]

I have bought goose eggs from "Eggshells to Dye For". Her inventory varies, but I've received very nice goose eggs from them.