This is a project that can be done in your classroom. You will need plastic teaspoons, Plaster of
Paris, a plastic mixing container, pin backs or safety pins, acrylic paints, and brushes. First, mix
the plaster by using water first and adding plaster. Pour plaster mixture level into each teaspoon
and place pin back or safety pin in wet plaster. Let dry. They will pop right out of the teaspoon.
Now you have a smooth egg shape to paint your design. When finished, coat with clear nail polish.
Don't dump the extra plaster down the sink. Just squeeze the plastic container, and it will crack off.
Award-winning Polish-American folk artist from Elmira, NY, specializing in Wycinanki Polish Paper Cutting and Pisanki Polish Egg Decorating.. Featured Folk Artist on WSKG-TV, selected for "Out of the Ordinary: ..a traveling 3-year show, several one-woman-shows, won Best in Show 4 times, taught hundreds of people folk arts for 35 years, appeared on local television shows, TV newscasts, and newspaper. NYS presidential Easter egg representative 2008. Also working in Fine Arts.
Tuesday, May 13, 2014
PYSANKA IN A STAINED GLASS DESIGN
I started with black dye on my egg and waxed lines that I wanted.
Washing the egg in Dawn Dishwashing Liquid and water, I removed
the black background. Now I just dyed each color and waxed over it,
creating a stained glass appearance to my pysanka. These are special
dyes that you can get from PysankyUSA.
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