
Egg family photo

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I still have a few pee wee eggs left and am trying to use them up while they’re still fresh enough to sink in the dye. I had a massive edit to do in the last few weeks and hadn’t done much of anything else, so writing 5 pysanky over the weekend was glorious. I wanted to try an old favorite division — 4 circles. These two pysanky have the 4 circles. I’m very pleased with the orange and black fish and snake egg!
I have been in heavy novel-writing-mode so not much time for egg-writing. These are the 6 pysanky that I managed to do this year before Easter. Half of them have been gifted to family. Love working on pee wee eggs!
For World Pysanky Day. A traditional design from Zakarpattia on the left in memory of my Ukrainian grandmother, who was born there. On the right, a traditional design from Bukovyna, for my Ukrainian grandfather, who was born there.