DIY Egg Art Tutorial - How to Use Alcohol Inks on Eggs
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- Опубліковано 28 вер 2024
- This video is part of Lorrie Popow's collection of how-to demo videos from Pysanky at the Gardens, an annual event held for egg artists. This video was recorded at the October 2016 event held at the beautiful Garvan Woodland Gardens in Hot Springs, Arkansas.
Featured in this video is egg artist Susan Blubaugh from Pysanky Spirit, who demonstrates how to use alcohol inks and shimmer mica powder on eggs. Special thanks to Valerie Jurkowski, who filmed all of the PATG demos.
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Could you perhaps dye the eggs with water colour paints? I think I will try that today.
Wow beautiful!
hi . very beautifull . but i cant understand what are you doing it. can you write how ctaere it? becuse i cant't see english
How do you wax the eggs, especially in such a specific design?
Please watch the many videos to understand how the designs and wax are applied.
are these on hardboiled eggs and can we eat them then?
No, the eggs have been drained.
Amazing video, thank you so much for an amazing idea! Let me just ask you, how did you etch the egg? I mean, what did you use for it? And how long did you let it work? And if I decide later to draw another wax lines on areas colored with alcohol ink (if I do not want these lines white, bet yellow, for example), can I still do it, will it work?
Etching can be done with solutions such as vinegar, or toilet bowl cleaner. Depending on the strength of the solution will determine how long an egg can be in it. Also the type of egg is another factor. Smaller eggs have thinner shells so that would mean less time. About more lines I'd suggest experiment and see how it comes out.
I still have no idea how this beautiful pattern is created :(
You could watch my other videos to see how to make such designs.
Thank you, I will. I live in Poland, where they used to be made, but not anymore I think...
Loved the retired teacher remark! Me too.
What kind of varnish do you use?
Susan said she uses the MSA Golden varnish. When decorating eggshells with dyes or inks only use a varnish that is oil based. Any varnish that can be clean up with water will ruin your artwork. So different varnishes can be used as long as they are oil based.
Is ur egg Russia or other country design way u doing ??
Cheryl, the artist that did these alcohol ink eggs, normally writes Ukrainian style eggs. But, for this demo she only used the wax resist method for her designs, and then dabbed alcohol inks on the shells.
I'm sure Russia and other country egg artists may have used these techniques.
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