DIY Tutorial - How to Use 2 Part Epoxy | Easter Eggs | Egg Art Projects | Ornaments

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 2015 event held at the beautiful Garvan Woodland Gardens in Hot Springs, Arkansas.
Featured in this video is egg artist Marilyn Henderson, who demonstrates how to use epoxy on an egg. This is an excellent alternative to using a varnish or other clear coat on an egg. Epoxy makes a much stronger egg, so your decorative egg can be handled or used safely as an ornament. Epoxy is also wonderful when you are creating egg art jewelry.
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[@charsbabushka]

Hugs right back at ya, Lady. Good video. Thank you.

[@LorriePopow]

+Joyce B, thank you for watching the videos. Merry Christmas and Happy New Year.

[@amybui9700]

Thanks for all you videos. What do you call the gold ornamental things on top of the eggs?

[@LorriePopow]

Amy, thank you for watching my videos. The gold things are called caps or upeyes.

[@amybui9700]

Thanks!

[@yvonneattard7736]

Hi Laurie I have a question on how do we plug the hole do the eggs or would you know where I can find my answer thanks

[@LorriePopow]

Hi Yvonne, I normally plug the drain hole with melted wax. I show this in one of my videos.

[@lisajarvis3820]

Yvonne Attard you can buy these ready made wax plug’s in packs on Amazon