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Happy Easter from Inka
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Re: Happy Easter from Inka
As far as I know the name is the "puff" or "biscuit" block and it is a Japanese technique.I had never known how excelletn the Japanese ladies are at craftwork.
Thank you for your Easter message, calicopuzzle! Here is mine in my clumsy English:
Easter, that is a holiday celebrating the courage to still await new things .................
Thank you for your Easter message, calicopuzzle! Here is mine in my clumsy English:
Easter, that is a holiday celebrating the courage to still await new things .................
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Great work on the basket. It is an exceptional quality. And the eggs are wonderful. I had a friend that did the wax relief eggs. I have several of the eggs he made. However many of them have broken but I have saved the eggs as best I I could. He passed away several years ago. He was very tallented.
Thanks for saring.
Lowell
Thanks for saring.
Lowell

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Nice basket...interesting puff technique. My ex was born in the Ukraine and we had magnificent embroidery, pysanky (intricately decorated eggs), and detailed wooden picture frames that I treasured.The picture below shows table linens and pysanky very close to what I had.

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I don't know what I like more, your basket or your eggs. They are all exceptional, IMO.
dawne
dawne
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They are beautiful! Thank you for sharing and...
Happy Easter!
Happy Easter!
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Inka: your work is gorgeous as usual and the fabrics are wonderful. I have always admired the Ukranian eggs and wish I knew how to do the art work.
Happy Easter everyone. I hope everyone is having a great day.
Happy Easter everyone. I hope everyone is having a great day.
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Teacupdeligh, you pysanky are beautiful! (Am I right that "pysanky" means "egg shells that we write on"?)
azgal70, although I am not from the Ukraine I had seen some of these eggs before and like them very much ... I wish I could learn this technique which is much more complicated than the relief one. The technology, the shapes and patterns, the dyes - all seems to be a local secret.Last but not least - I will never be able to understand, how those ladies can draw such NARROW and symetric lines on that rounded egg shell!
azgal70, although I am not from the Ukraine I had seen some of these eggs before and like them very much ... I wish I could learn this technique which is much more complicated than the relief one. The technology, the shapes and patterns, the dyes - all seems to be a local secret.Last but not least - I will never be able to understand, how those ladies can draw such NARROW and symetric lines on that rounded egg shell!
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I am so impressed. They are beautiful! You did a wonderful job. What talent.
Ruthie
Ruthie
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your basket is very cool! I love the eggs too.
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oh wow such talent - do you teach classes