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Uploaded on Apr 25, 2008

http://WatchMojo.com/ presents... A pysanka is a Ukrainian Easter egg, decorated using a wax-resist (batik) method. It is now famous all over the world as a colorful Easter egg which appears at Easter now. In this video clip learn how to make these beautiful Eastern European eggs.

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  • abcd1713

    oh, wow! there awesome... that must take a lot of skill

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  • DecayingDelovely

    Actually, with pysanky you empty out the egg using a tool and a blower.

    They're clean, light, and don't stink.

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  • Roadside X

    hope no one drops those finished eggs

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  • heather ann cameron

    i did this in school it was a great awesome expierience i really enjoyed it grade 7

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  • Bilbo Baggins

    THANK YOU for posting - VERY VERY impressive art !

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  • rosey dede

    im really confused i would love to try, this but do i cover the whole egg with beeswax or just do a desigh plz help!!!!

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  • BirdOfParadise777

    Why didn't you at least show the blow out tool so out of the ones on the market I would know which one works the best? Thanks:)

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  • Homecomingdisaster

    I remember there was a story that went along involving a boy who sold his egg and he was turn into a woodland creature because he took advantage of the beauty of the egg. It was something along that.

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  • Jenna M

    When I was growing up we were always told never to sell a decorated egg or bad luck would come to you during seeding. You're just supposed to gift them. Like beet rolls! :D But yes she could they're beautiful!

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  • CraazyAmber

    You could sell them for a lot! :D

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  • pogmofoil

    If I do I will definitely let you know, thank you so much for the tip! Happy pysanky writing!

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  • Pam Rouzer

    I've never used it for the traditional kitska, but I would imagine it working better (if not the same). If you try it let me know how it works out :) I just got in my order of new dyes, so once I make my colors and am ready to go I will try it out too

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