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Here are a few examples of the Ukranian Eggs I have made. I was counting up, (I try to take pictures of all of the eggs I do) and figure I have made around 100 since I started in 2004. (Click on a picture for larger detail.) I like to make eggs as gifts for friends and family, especially around holidays.
The Easter series in the second picture were some I did in 2007. The larger blue flowered egg at the top of the first picture is a goose egg. Most of the rest are duck eggs. (We are fortunate that our cousins keep birds on their farm. ) The center blue one is one of the first eggs I ever made. I designed the pattern, too. I still like it a lot. As you can see, I do many non-traditional designs. The sunflower is adapted from a children's book, and the lowest black one's pattern comes from a dress I used to own.
The Ukrainian tradition states that as long as Pysanky are made, good will continue to overcome evil in this world.
The Easter series in the second picture were some I did in 2007. The larger blue flowered egg at the top of the first picture is a goose egg. Most of the rest are duck eggs. (We are fortunate that our cousins keep birds on their farm. ) The center blue one is one of the first eggs I ever made. I designed the pattern, too. I still like it a lot. As you can see, I do many non-traditional designs. The sunflower is adapted from a children's book, and the lowest black one's pattern comes from a dress I used to own.
The Ukrainian tradition states that as long as Pysanky are made, good will continue to overcome evil in this world.
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