Beginner attempts at Pysanky: Ukrainian Egg Decorating Part 2, color dyes
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- čas přidán 11. 07. 2024
- I'm new at this, be kind :) See supplies below as well as the blog post that has more info and pinnable images: bit.ly/3KuRcwY
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Kit with dyes, 3 kitskas, and wax: amzn.to/36TygK9
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-Set of pysanky dyes (12) amzn.to/3jbq7TN
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Candle (any will do)
Minwax Polyurethane gloss to make it shiny
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For a first time pysanky writer I think you have done amazing! Each year we (my siblings and cousins, along with our Moms) would spend a day and my Baba’s (Grandmother) writing eggs. There was always at least one or two oopsy drops! lol. My Baba was very accomplished and I love making pysanky. Thanks so much for sharing! ❤️
How special! Thanks for sharing
These are amazing! I would love to receive one as a gift, so I bet your friends loved them for sure! ❤
I have my husband's, Granny's kistka and lump of wax. I've been meaning to teach myself but after watching this video I decided to dive in. I've started the wax lines on some eggs tonight and ordered the dye to be here by Sunday. Granny is 88 and still has ones from her childhood. I'm hoping to present her with at least one this Easter. Hubby's family is Ukrainian and I know she really wants her traditions to be passed down. Thank you so much for these videos!
You’re most welcome!❤️
You had fun making these pysanky and I had fun watching your video. Your good mood is contagious 😃
When I used to do pysanky(I’m not steady enough anymore), I would use 1/8” drafting tape to start off my design. It’s plastic skinny tape that can be lifted an repositioned if need be. If you write on one side of the tape all the way around, it all comes out even. I have dozens of eggs some of which belonged to my grandma. I’m 71 now so those eggs are older than me. Mine aren’t blown. Eventually they dry out and you can feel the yolk rattling on the inside.
You are a gifted teacher, that is for certain! I’ve always been intrigued by these beautiful eggs, but never tried it. My church is having a little class after service tomorrow. I went to CZcams and thought I would watch a few so I could understand the basic process. I’ve watched several tutorials and by far yours is the best, because you explained everything so well! Thanks, Sandy!
I always learn something new from watching your videos. The pysanky eggs have always intrigued me. Now I can appreciate the time that goes into their design. I have several hand-painted eggs that were a gift from my Czech and Slovak cousins that actually survived the flight home 24 years ago. I still haven’t given my grown sons theirs!😂
Wow! What a lesson in a beautiful and special cultural practice. I loved the white etched ones. But your colourful basket together is stunning. The 3D aspect of pattern creation is marvelous. Thank you!
Oh SANDY! They are wonderful! When Ali think of the hours and patience (and mourning when one is lost) you put into these! This is a wonderful video. Your instructions are so clear so well done, and I particularly appreciate the variety of designs that you showcase. Great work and I am glad you had fun. You continue to inspire me, art-wise, but more importantly, human-wise. Thank you.
Aw thanks!
Your designs are lovely. Looks like you had a lot of fun! Thanks~
The detailed steps in part one was incredibly fascinating. I had never heard of Pysanky eggs and was sold on the etched version you made. And I loved this group of eggs as well.
I'm a bit nervous (me and "fragile" don't work well together) but I think I will try it. Thanks so much for posting this series. It was very informative!
These are absolutely beautiful, Sandy! Thank you for sharing your amazing creations.
They're all so very beautiful!!! Thank you. It just makes my heart so grateful, when I enjoy such beauty! Have a very blessed easter!!!
That video was so fun to watch. The eggs are all so beautiful, Happy Easter Sandy. Thank you
Wow! Those eggs are stunning! 🤩
You did a wonderful job on these. Your family and friends will love them.
I think they are simply beautiful...I especially like the details that you call 'bloopers'. They add a special touch that I think is perfect! TFS!
Stunning. Absolutely stunning.
I have never seen anything like this, it's COOL! Plus when they are all together they are BEAUTIFUL!!
They are so beautiful Sandy! I love them
Wow, how beautiful!
Incredibly beautiful!!!! 😍
Beautiful! Thank you for sharing your process and thoughts and the beautiful end result 👍
So so beautiful! TFS. What a lovely way to paint eggs.
Wow Sandy these are amazing, the flower one is my fav. Beautiful
So beautiful all of them. Great job.
They are all beautiful. ❤️
Wonderful video! Brought back many wonderful memories! Your designs are beautiful! Remember they are “handmade.”
They are wonderful!
These eggs are gorgeous, Sandy!
They turned out great and it is the perfect canvas for a doodler!
These are beautiful! Thank you for sharing the process. You really could go down a rabbit hole with these! So many possibilities!
Sandy you are so steady; that is a plus. I think you did very well. For the wax, I use thin sheets of bees wax (used for rolled candles), and simply pull off small pieces to put into the kistka hole. I hope you do pysanky again. They were beautiful.
They are beautiful great job!
Lovely work!
Incredible!
These are beautiful.
So pretty!
That was amazing! Never mind the oopsies… it just shows it’s handmade and unique. They are gorgeous. I really admire your patience… but the end results are so worth it. Thank you for the video.
I admire your honesty. Your eggs are fantastic and I appreciate you sharing how you accomplished how you did it. Happy Easter n God bless.
I'll never do this but totally enjoyed learning the process to create.
Beautiful! You are so encouraging! I’m going to get my equipment set up to draw pysanky!
I would love to be able to try this!! My fine motor control is meh due to MS so I can’t. What I can do is enjoy yours, and now that I know this is a thing, enjoy other’s too!!!!! I think you did a fabulous job!!!!!!!!!❤
On a different level, thank you for 1) honoring the Ukrainian people and their beautiful tradition, and 2) showing us how to join in with them! Thank you Sandy. God bless.
Very inspiring thank you!
These eggs are beautiful Sandy, I can’t wait to try this. 😊
Thanks ❤️
Gorgeous! ❤
Beautiful designs, Sandy. I really appreciate being able to watch your creative journey into the art of Ukranian Pysanky. Hopefully these amazing national treasures are being smuggled out of the country and preserved so that future generations can witness the amazing heart of Ukraine. Thank you for making your art so timely.
such lovely colourful eggs 😀
Beautiful job. They all look amazing. Eggs are the thing. I bought wooden ones and painting turquoise with white lined designs for my grand niece to find. So much fun
I think your eggs are amazing!
Very time-consuming, but absolutely GORGEOUS‼️ 😍♥️
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How fun!
I think they're fantastic.
Inspirational!!
Instead of dipping the kistka into the wax, I hold the wax in one hand and "scoop" from a bottom corner of the wax with the edge of the top of the kistka. Like scooping ice cream upside-down.
I’ll try it!
Sandy, these are beautiful! I doubt any of your friends will even notice any bloopers. You have such a steady hand. I would love to try this, but I’m too shaky!
Great!
They are beautiful!z
A steady hand is a definite requirement! These are just stunning! They remind me somewhat of Kugeln ornaments, which are German and feature lines and brushstrokes in various combinations I think I'd do better with a brush and paint instead of wax! TFS
I think you did a great job! Years ago I had a Polish neighbor who taught me to do this. I still have those eggs! Also if you can get duck or goose eggs those are larger and fun to do
I’ve been looking for different eggs…geese here don’t seem to be makin babies right now😂
@@SandyAllnock1 geese will be starting to make eggs right about now, geese have a season but ducks don't.
@@Monica_bondevik good to know! I’ll keep checking the market. 👍🏻
You can also use a oven set to 225• and the wax melts really nicely
Way cool, you’re far more patient than I!
like it!
Try heating the kitska only on the bottom of the flame if you heat it the top the soot from the candle can clog your kitska
Thanks!
This is exactly the Indian Batik technique.
Yes p,ease make video on design portion
I’m wondering if the pencil lines show since you are going over the white and the white is where you drew.
Your eggs are brand I’m inspired!
No the pencil disappeared 😍
hi sandy, i love this, thank you :) what kind of pencil is that you use here? It looks really good but i haven't seen one like that before
It’s called a “lead holder”-used in graphic design which was once my profession.
@@SandyAllnock1 ah brilliant, thank you :)
Your pronunciation is a little off but you don’t have a Polish tongue. I made these with my mother. I haven’t done them in years. It took me back.
Absolutely beautiful! Wow! Your friends will feel so special. 💝
Each one is so pretty, but all together in the basket they are spectacular! I am taking a moment to mourn the loss of the one egg. I am having the classic approach-avoidance reaction. Wow- I want to do that! No, I can’t make it through all of the steps! But, they are so pretty. But, no, too many steps! And that reverse masking….oy!
😂