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updated APR 02 2012

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Welcome! Vitayemo!


Welcome to LearnPysanky.com, also known as How to Make Ukrainian Easter eggs! I've been providing free instructions in this beautiful Eastern European art form online since 1997.

Once only made at Easter, Ukrainian Easter Eggs, or pysanky, are now made year 'round by people of varying skill levels all over the world - and they all love it! It can be very addictive!

If you're new to pysanky, get started at my new? start here page, which will give you an overview of this ancient craft, and what you need to do to get started!

There's lots more to the site, have fun exploring! And have fun with your pysanka!




News
2012.03.02 - Two brand new pysanky photographs are now available in the gift shop! The first features colorful pysanky in a woven basket, and the second is the first in an artistic series called Pysanky in Nature - this one is Pysanky in Winter, and shows a trio of elaborate pysanky resting amongst the snow and winter grass. Both of these amazing new photographs are available to decorate your home in framed tiles and prints, and also on fun gifts like puzzles and magnets. Greeting cards are also available! Be among the first to bring these lovely photographs into your home today!

2012.02.20 - Finally updated with several new workshops for 2012! Andrea Kulish in Boston and Rochester, Lois Winslow in Perryopolis, and Suzanne Kellogg in San Diego.







Pysanky Hint




• W A R N I N G •
Keep kids under close supervision while creating pysanky - involves use of an open candle flame.
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