Effervescent colored tablets haven’t always been the method of choice to dye Easter eggs. In Ukraine, where pysanka, the art of egg decorating, dates back more than 1,000 years, the tradition is taken ...

Thinking about decorating eggs this year but bored by those same old supermarket dye kits? Rest assured: This Easter, you don’t have to put all your eggs in one basket. There’s as much variety in egg ...

Keep in mind when Diane Shewchuk calls making Ukrainian Easter Eggs “easy,” she’s been doing it for 30 years. The Delmar resident became acquainted with the ancient wax-and-dye method, known as ...

There was something timeless in the group of women, staying indoors on a sunny afternoon in Marin County, quietly making pysanky, eggs decorated with the Ukrainian batik method. They talked, even ...

Layers of beeswax designs and dye go into making pysanky eggs, an Easter tradition in Ukraine and other countries in eastern and central Europe. Many people feeling heartbroken and helpless over the ...

Easter eggs with traditional Ukrainian designs have something in common with valentines, says Adaline Laughlin, who has been decorating eggs for more than 22 years. “When I teach, I try to get my ...

Artist Anna Chychula, second from right, shows workshop attendees design elements in creating Ukrainian pysanky eggs at the Ukrainian National Museum. A collection of ornately decorated Ukrainian ...

Effervescent color tablets aren’t the only way to dye Easter eggs.The Ukrainian art of egg decorating, pysanky, dates back more than 1,000 years.The intricate designs have symbolic meanings – varying ...

Egg decorating is always a fun project for kids, but can be just as much fun for adults. The most familiar is the dyed colored Easter eggs using food coloring or the kits found at the local store.

Ukraine is much in the news these days for its conflict with Russia. But at Frog Hollow State Craft Center in Burlington this weekend, the focus is not on geopolitics but eggs — that is, the Ukrainian ...

Pysanky, traditional Ukrainian Easter eggs, were on display and for sell during Palm Sunday service at St. Sophia Ukrainian Greek-Catholic Church in The Colony, Texas on Friday, April 10, 2022.

As I walk into the dining room at Linda Hupert’s Parma home, my eyes immediately focus on a basket of intricately decorated eggs, the stunning result of 45 years of artistry. Many of the eggs include ...