#19. Stained Glass Birds - Karen Hanlon - Saturday July 19th - 3:30pm to 5:30pm - registration opens February 1st 2pm eastern

Workshop Summary:

In this class you will learn two different methods of creating a stained glass look on eggs. Several different patterns will be available for you to choose from, or you may bring one of your own if you prefer. The class will also cover shading techniques to give the egg the appearance of light coming through it. 

Note: Beginners may wish to start with a chicken egg as there is a greater chance of getting more of it completed in the class time.

What is provided: 

• A very extensive handout covering the two different methods
• several line-drawing patterns and coloured images
• black wax for one of the techniques. 

What to bring:

• A pre-divided goose or chicken egg
• your usual egging tools
• a fine and a medium paint brush, 

Maximum Students:25 

Registration price:$35 CAD

About Karen Hanlon: 

I have been writing eggs for over 35 years, and over the last 10 years have taught many different styles at egg retreats in Canada and the USA. I also teach classes locally, and have now been asked to teach a credit course in Pysanky for the college where I work as Director of Student Services and sessional professor of Psychology. I write pysanky in my “spare time”, and love the peacefulness and prayerfulness of this art! I have 4 wonderful grown children and 4 adorable grandchildren.