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PAP. Condition: New. New Book. Shipped from UK. Established seller since 2000.

PAP. Condition: New. New Book. Shipped from UK. Established seller since 2000.

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Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. Neuware - Learn the ancient Ukrainian art of decorating eggs with wax and dyePysanky - the centuries-old tradition of 'writing' intricate designs onto eggs using beeswax and a small stylus called a kistka - is one of the most meditative and rewarding crafts you can learn. An Introduction to Pysanky is the complete beginner's guide to making your own Ukrainian decorated eggs from scratch, covering everything from your first wax line to the final reveal.What you will learn- The full wax-resist technique, step by step - how to layer wax and dye to build up a design- The meaning behind traditional Ukrainian symbols: suns, spirals, fish, tree of life, protective motifs, and more- How to choose and set up your tools - kistky, beeswax, aniline dyes, candle, and eggs- A complete guided first project with clear, detailed instructions from start to finish- Regional Ukrainian pysanky traditions - Hutsul, Podillian, Bukovynian, and Polissian styles explained- Advanced techniques: natural plant dyes, etching, reverse wax, varnishing, and beadwork- How to care for, display, and give finished eggs as meaningful gifts- The history of pysanky - from pre-Christian Slavic traditions to the modern global revivalWhy this guide is differentMost pysanky books are pattern collections that assume you already know the technique. This book starts at the very beginning and builds your understanding layer by layer - exactly as the colours build on the egg. The light-to-dark logic of the wax-resist method is explained clearly, the most common beginner mistakes are covered in a dedicated troubleshooting chapter, and the cultural history gives you the context that turns a craft skill into something genuinely meaningful.Who this book is for- Complete beginners with no prior experience of pysanky or wax-resist dyeing- Members of the Ukrainian diaspora reconnecting with a family or cultural tradition- Crafters looking for a slow, meditative practice with deep historical roots- Anyone interested in Eastern European folk art, Ukrainian culture, or egg decoratingPysanky have survived centuries of history, Soviet suppression, and the scattering of Ukrainian communities across the globe - because the tradition is genuinely meaningful and genuinely beautiful. This book gives you the skills to become part of it.…

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. Everything you need to make Teneriffe lace, from empty loom to finished piece.Teneriffe lace - also called sol lace, sun lace, or spider lace - is one of the most approachable lace-making techniques available. It uses a simple round loom, a tapestry needle, and thread. No bobbins, no complicated frames, no years of training required. A first medallion can be started and finished in an afternoon.This book takes you from the very beginning. You will learn where the craft comes from, what tools you need, how the structure works, and how to build every stitch in the technique vocabulary - step by step, with clear diagrams throughout. By the end, you will have the skills to design your own medallion patterns and turn them into finished jewellery, trims, bookmarks, coasters, and collar pieces.Inside this book: The complete history of Teneriffe lace - from Spanish sol lace to Paraguayan Nanduti to the modern revivalA plain-language guide to looms, thread, and needles - so you can shop with confidenceFull step-by-step instructions for your first medallion, with 15 technical diagramsEvery core stitch covered: darning, knotted arches, rosettes, spider webs, and picotsRound and square medallions, and how to join them into larger piecesFive graded projects: pendant, bookmark, coaster set, earrings, and collar trimA design chapter for when you are ready to create your own patternsWritten for complete beginners, with no assumed knowledge of lace-making or embroidery. Equally useful as a hands-on reference for returning makers who want a systematic guide to the full stitch vocabulary. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. Neuware.

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. Learn the ancient Ukrainian art of decorating eggs with wax and dyePysanky - the centuries-old tradition of "writing" intricate designs onto eggs using beeswax and a small stylus called a kistka - is one of the most meditative and rewarding crafts you can learn. An Introduction to Pysanky is the complete beginner's guide to making your own Ukrainian decorated eggs from scratch, covering everything from your first wax line to the final reveal.What you will learnThe full wax-resist technique, step by step - how to layer wax and dye to build up a designThe meaning behind traditional Ukrainian symbols: suns, spirals, fish, tree of life, protective motifs, and moreHow to choose and set up your tools - kistky, beeswax, aniline dyes, candle, and eggsA complete guided first project with clear, detailed instructions from start to finishRegional Ukrainian pysanky traditions - Hutsul, Podillian, Bukovynian, and Polissian styles explainedAdvanced techniques: natural plant dyes, etching, reverse wax, varnishing, and beadworkHow to care for, display, and give finished eggs as meaningful giftsThe history of pysanky - from pre-Christian Slavic traditions to the modern global revivalWhy this guide is differentMost pysanky books are pattern collections that assume you already know the technique. This book starts at the very beginning and builds your understanding layer by layer - exactly as the colours build on the egg. The light-to-dark logic of the wax-resist method is explained clearly, the most common beginner mistakes are covered in a dedicated troubleshooting chapter, and the cultural history gives you the context that turns a craft skill into something genuinely meaningful.Who this book is forComplete beginners with no prior experience of pysanky or wax-resist dyeingMembers of the Ukrainian diaspora reconnecting with a family or cultural traditionCrafters looking for a slow, meditative practice with deep historical rootsAnyone interested in Eastern European folk art, Ukrainian culture, or egg decoratingPysanky have survived centuries of history, Soviet suppression, and the scattering of Ukrainian communities across the globe - because the tradition is genuinely meaningful and genuinely beautiful. This book gives you the skills to become part of it. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability. …

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Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. Everything you need to make Teneriffe lace, from empty loom to finished piece.Teneriffe lace - also called sol lace, sun lace, or spider lace - is one of the most approachable lace-making techniques available. It uses a simple round loom, a tapestry needle, and thread. No bobbins, no complicated frames, no years of training required. A first medallion can be started and finished in an afternoon.This book takes you from the very beginning. You will learn where the craft comes from, what tools you need, how the structure works, and how to build every stitch in the technique vocabulary - step by step, with clear diagrams throughout. By the end, you will have the skills to design your own medallion patterns and turn them into finished jewellery, trims, bookmarks, coasters, and collar pieces.Inside this book: The complete history of Teneriffe lace - from Spanish sol lace to Paraguayan Nanduti to the modern revivalA plain-language guide to looms, thread, and needles - so you can shop with confidenceFull step-by-step instructions for your first medallion, with 15 technical diagramsEvery core stitch covered: darning, knotted arches, rosettes, spider webs, and picotsRound and square medallions, and how to join them into larger piecesFive graded projects: pendant, bookmark, coaster set, earrings, and collar trimA design chapter for when you are ready to create your own patternsWritten for complete beginners, with no assumed knowledge of lace-making or embroidery. Equally useful as a hands-on reference for returning makers who want a systematic guide to the full stitch vocabulary. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. Learn the ancient Ukrainian art of decorating eggs with wax and dyePysanky - the centuries-old tradition of "writing" intricate designs onto eggs using beeswax and a small stylus called a kistka - is one of the most meditative and rewarding crafts you can learn. An Introduction to Pysanky is the complete beginner's guide to making your own Ukrainian decorated eggs from scratch, covering everything from your first wax line to the final reveal.What you will learnThe full wax-resist technique, step by step - how to layer wax and dye to build up a designThe meaning behind traditional Ukrainian symbols: suns, spirals, fish, tree of life, protective motifs, and moreHow to choose and set up your tools - kistky, beeswax, aniline dyes, candle, and eggsA complete guided first project with clear, detailed instructions from start to finishRegional Ukrainian pysanky traditions - Hutsul, Podillian, Bukovynian, and Polissian styles explainedAdvanced techniques: natural plant dyes, etching, reverse wax, varnishing, and beadworkHow to care for, display, and give finished eggs as meaningful giftsThe history of pysanky - from pre-Christian Slavic traditions to the modern global revivalWhy this guide is differentMost pysanky books are pattern collections that assume you already know the technique. This book starts at the very beginning and builds your understanding layer by layer - exactly as the colours build on the egg. The light-to-dark logic of the wax-resist method is explained clearly, the most common beginner mistakes are covered in a dedicated troubleshooting chapter, and the cultural history gives you the context that turns a craft skill into something genuinely meaningful.Who this book is forComplete beginners with no prior experience of pysanky or wax-resist dyeingMembers of the Ukrainian diaspora reconnecting with a family or cultural traditionCrafters looking for a slow, meditative practice with deep historical rootsAnyone interested in Eastern European folk art, Ukrainian culture, or egg decoratingPysanky have survived centuries of history, Soviet suppression, and the scattering of Ukrainian communities across the globe - because the tradition is genuinely meaningful and genuinely beautiful. This book gives you the skills to become part of it. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability. …