a huge library of patterns, helpful hints, free patterns and EAI newsletters.Contains the Joan Huff Patterns Section of 287 patterns to benefit the Joan Huff Scholarship Fund. Houston Egg Art Guild (H.E.A.G) Library of Learning with Patterns & More The Following Library Sections are Open- Just CLICK on the section you want to view! SECTION A : 39 Free Patterns for All to Enjoy SECTION B : 127 Patterns by Artists A-G (Members Only) SECTION C : Joan Huff Pattern Plans & Pricing (Subscription benefits the Joan Huff Community Education Scholarship Fund) SECTION D : Joan Huff Pattern Section with 287 Patterns (Subscription) SECTION E : Quarterly Member's Newsletters with Patterns (Members Only) Joan Huff with one of her beautiful eggs ALL JOAN HUFF PLAN FEES GO TO THE JOAN HUFF COMMUNITY EDUCATION SCHOLARSHIP FUND Pattern Photo Book Courtesy of Linda Martin Egg Designs Joan Huff Pattern List See many of the pattern photos Joan Huff Egg Art Patterns $US 29,99 29,99$US One Month Unlimited Access to 287 Patterns Valable 1 mois Acheter Enjoy 287 patterns to create Joan's beautiful egg art! A wonderful way to learn this amazing art form. All proceeds benefit the Joan Huff Scholarship Fund Joan Huff Egg Art Patterns Lifetime Plan $US 299,99 299,99$US One-time fee for unlimited lifetime access to 287 patterns for less than $1 per pattern Acheter Enjoy 287 patterns to create Joan's beautiful egg art! A wonderful way to learn this amazing art form. All proceeds benefit the Joan Huff Scholarship Fund Fran A. Higgins has devoted hundreds of hours to scan and preserve the work of many egg artists. All these patterns were collected by members of the Houston Egg Art Guild and donated. The library will eventually hold over 1400 patterns. This is a huge work in progress. The Joan Huff Patterns section is now open and has 287 patterns alone and is blessed by her family. It is important we preserve these patterns to serve as not only inspiration for future egg artists but also as an invaluable learning tool. We hope you enjoy this treasure trove of patterns!

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See examples of the Master Artisan Pathway (MAP) Artist's Choice category. Category Spotlight: Artist's Choice (includes "Faberge Inspired") Let your creativity run riot with this category - any style, any combination of technique or use of material. The usual criteria of good workmanship will be assessed. These are examples only and have not been judged. John Drlik Mead Carole Kjellsen Joan Huff Joan Huff Joan Huff Design/ Fran Higgins Sharon Kolsch Glenis Thomas Sally LeVan design/ Fran Higgins Ouida Vaughn Gloria Harrison Jeann Howse Sharon Arnett Ouida Vaughn Gloria Harris design/ Fran Higgins Juan Pablo Polgatiz Benavides Juan Pablo Polgatiz Benavides Leslie Lisdell Joan Huff design/ Fran Higgins Linda Martin Judy Starr Lori Dagan design/ Fran Higgins Artist Unknown Eggcetera Linda Martin Raquel Utrera Load More

Polish version of the Master Artisan Pathway (MAP) entry form for those ages 18 and older Ścieżka Mistrza Rzemiosła - „MAP” Należy pamiętać o następujących kwestiach: * W ciągu 30 dni można przesłać tylko 1 zgłoszenia. * Nasza polityka zakłada przesłanie wyników w ciągu 29 dni od daty kompletnego zgłoszenia. Zastrzegamy sobie prawo do wydłużenia tego czasu w przypadku nieprzewidzianych okoliczności. Prosimy o nie wysyłanie wiadomości e-mail dotyczących wyników przed upływem 30 dni. * Niedokładne zapoznanie się ze wszystkimi informacjami MAP może skutkować odmową przyjęcia lub niższymi wynikami. Aplikacj „MAP” - dla członków w wieku 18 lat i starszych * Upewnij się, że jesteś członkiem przed wysłaniem zgłoszenia, aby uniknąć jego odrzucenia. Imię Nazwisko Email Jaki rodzaj jajka? Wysokość sztuki jajka Szerokość jajka Data ukończenia zgłoszenia Wybierz kategorię - TYLKO JEDEN WYBÓR * * Art Batik Trawienie kwasem Wosk użytkowy Wybór artysty Koraliki lub biżuteria Rzeźba Diorama Decoupage Ręcznie malowane Misternie wycięte Mechaniczny Miniatura Media mieszane Nowość Rzeźba z papieru Pysanky - Diaspora Scratch Carving WYMAGANE dla Pysanky-Diaspora Opisz swoje jajko: Użyte techniki, cechy specjalne, symbole itp. w celu poprawy punktacji w każdej kategorii. Wszystkie figurki, rekwizyty itp. muszą być ujawnione, jeśli są dziełem artysty lub komercyjnym. UWAGA: Diaspora i Folk Pysanky muszą zawierać pełny opis symboli. Obszar nadsyłania zdjęć Prosimy o uważne zapoznanie się z wymaganiami dotyczącymi zdjęć, aby uniknąć odrzucenia formularza. Prześlij zdjęcia w formacie JPEG zgodnie z wymaganiami: Wymagane jest przesłanie co najmniej 6 zdjęć, jak opisano poniżej. Jeśli jajko się otwiera, należy dodać zdjęcie wnętrza i oznaczyć je jako „wnętrze”. Jeśli jajko porusza się mechanicznie, wymagane będzie nagranie wideo o długości nie dłuższej niż 10 sekund. ŁĄCZNA dozwolona ilość MB na zgłoszenie wynosi 25 MB. a. Nazwij obrazy w następujący sposób: Przód, Tył, Lewa strona, Prawa strona, Góra i Dół. b. Zdjęcia nie mogą być opatrzone nazwą ani nie mogą pokazywać nazwy. c. Tło musi być białe lub czarne bez odblasków. d. Zdjęcia z przodu, z tyłu i po bokach należy robić na wysokości oczu. Wymagane Prześlij zdjęcie przedniej części jajka Wymagane Prześlij prawą stronę zdjęcia jajka Wymagane Prześlij zdjęcie jajka z tyłu Wymagane Prześlij zdjęcie górnej części jajka Wymagane Prześlij lewą stronę zdjęcia jajka Wymagane Prześlij dolną część zdjęcia jajka Widok opcjonalny Prześlij jeden inny widok Widok opcjonalny #2 Prześlij jeden inny widok Wideo - tylko mechaniczne lub oświetlone Prześlij 10-sekundowe lub krótsze wideo Upload supported file (Max 15MB) TYLKO PYSANKY FOLK I PYSANKY DIASPORA Prześlij kopię oryginalnych symboli, które replikujesz Ważne uwagi: Wszystkie pola oznaczone gwiazdką * są wymagane do zaakceptowania aplikacji. Upewnij się, że wniosek jest kompletny. W razie problemów lub pytań prosimy o kontakt. Pamiętaj, aby poczekać, aż zobaczysz komunikat „Twoja aplikacja została odebrana. Dziękujemy.” przed opuszczeniem ekranu, ponieważ spowoduje to utratę informacji. Czas przesyłania może się różnić. Poczekaj na wiadomość e-mail z dalszymi instrukcjami i informacjami. Przesyłając to zgłoszenie, potwierdzasz, że wszystkie prace zostały wykonane przez Ciebie osobiście i że jajko jest Twoim oryginalnym projektem. Wyrażasz również zgodę na wykorzystanie przez EAI przesłanych zdjęć na stronie internetowej, w mediach społecznościowych EAI oraz we wszelkich publikacjach. Możesz zrezygnować z publikowania swojego imienia i nazwiska wraz ze zdjęciami, zaznaczając poniższe pole. Udzielam Egg Art International zgody na wykorzystanie mojego imienia i nazwiska w Internecie i na stronach mediów społecznościowych. * Obligatoire tak nie Złóż wniosek Twoje zgłoszenie zostało odebrane. Dziękujemy

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Sign up to become a member and receive the following benefits. All members will recieve a coupon code that can be used for discounts on RED STAR suppliers listed on the website. You will receive emails with special offers, newsletters, patterns and more.There are many benefits so check it out.Best of all it is free! Become a Member and Membership Benefits Become a Member PLEASE NOTE: IF YOU HAVE EVER RECEIVED AN EMAIL FROM US OR SUBMITTED A FORM YOUR EMAIL IS IN THE SYSTEM ALREADY, JUST LOGIN above. YOU MAY NEED TO RESET YOUR PASSWORD IF FORGOTTEN. If you try to submit the membership form you will likely receive a warning "a member with this email already exists........ Just go to the Log In bar located at the upper right and click "Forgot Password". Feel free to Contact us if you have any problems and we will help you. Member's Benefits 2026 Supplier Discounts - Use discount coupon code ______ where you see the RED STAR . There are several SUPPLIERS who offer this discount. This discount code will be supplied to you once you are approved. Sell Your Egg Art. Members receive a 5% discount off the listing fees. Quarterly E- Newsletter. You may also receive emails with special offers, announcements, news and patterns. Master Artisan Pathway (MAP). Participate in this program of assessment, learning and acknowledgement that allows for more artistic freedom and access worldwide. This program leads to the ultimate certification as a Master Artisan. Promote your work. You will be able to receive special promotion thru the "Egg of the Month" program. This is a program thru our Facebook Gallery group called " Egg Art International Gallery". The most liked eggs each month will receive a certificate, promotion thru the blog, Pinterest, and Instagram. These eggs will also be placed on our website gallery. At the end of the year, these eggs may be featured in our annual fundraising magazine called "Amazing Eggs of .........". Take a look at this magazine as it is beautiful! Engage with fellow egg artists. Stay Informed- You will be notified of all important matters regarding the organization and have the ability to weigh in on such matters. Become a Red Star Supplier. Teach - list yourself as a teacher Access to the Member Only areas. Don't forget to go to the LOGIN bar at the top of the HOME PAGE. Free Patterns and Helpful Hints BEST OF ALL IT'S FREE! We NEVER sell or give out your information. We do not text you offers etc.

Our popular fundraising magazine. Meet the talented artists and see their beautiful egg art creations. The "Amazing Eggs" Magazine Discover the creativity and talent of our featured artists in our fundraising magazine, "Amazing Eggs". This stunning 48-page full-color publication showcases the winners of our Facebook Group Egg Art International Gallery's "Eggs of the Month" contest. By purchasing a hardcopy or downloading the PDF, you'll be supporting our non-profit 501(c)(3) organization and its mission. Join us in celebrating art and making a difference! BUY PDF NOW BUY PDF NOW BUY HARDCOPY NOW BUY PDF NOW

MAP judging criteria evaluates creativity,originality,composition,design,technique,craftsmanship,presentation,difficulty and overall impression using photo submission, in-person, or mail in judging. The score sheet is included on this page. Master Artisan Pathway- "MAP" Judging Criteria and Score Sheet Updated 3-23-2026 There are certain criteria that should be met with regard to each separate category which may not necessarily apply to all, and these are specified under each section. However, the following general points will be taken into consideration when judging. These have been based on looking at assessments of different artistic/creative disciplines and the MAP applicant should endeavor to acknowledge and build upon these as they progress through the Master Artisan Pathway. I. THE JUDGES All judges received redacted applications so to eliminate any potential bias. While acknowledging that not everyone will have a working knowledge of all techniques, we are determined that judging will be fair, and as a result, judging will be carried out by artists who are proficient in egg art themselves with experience in various fields within egg art. Where the judges recognize their own lack of expertise, they will call in an additional judge who is deemed to be an expert in that particular field. That judge would also be more capable of giving constructive criticism and encouragement to applicants. We are attempting to provide judges in different countries over time so that the responsibility is shared. II. CRITERIA A. Creativity and Originality -Judges are aware of the work of many different egg artists, so copies of the work of others would not be acceptable. (See the declaration required on the application form). Make sure to describe any unique ideas in the description area of the form. B. Composition and Design -The arrangement of visual elements in an artwork, putting together your skills and knowledge of materials to create a masterpiece. Understand the Principles and Elements of Design (Line, composition, space, movement, balance, emphasis, pattern, unity, color, contrast, rhythm, texture, value, form). Does the design flow through the entire piece? The entry should be capable of being viewed as a whole, not just as an egg with additions. Check that no one element can be seen as being out of place. Do the components used create a well-balanced design by using appropriately sized embellishments? C. Technique -Probably the most obvious points, however attention should be paid to the execution of any technique used, any application of additional materials, correct alignment of the various components used in the design. The judges will be able to spot poor cutwork, paint finish, glue seepage, areas missing dyes etc., so make sure that the very basic mistakes are not made. D. Craftmanship and Presentation - Show the judges that some effort has been put into the work, not that you have just used what you have immediately available. E. Difficulty -The degree of difficulty in art is assessed by evaluating technical mastery, complexity of composition, material handling, and the conceptual effort required for execution. High difficulty works often showcase refined skills, precise execution (e.g., brushwork, perspective), and successful management of challenging mediums. Key factors in assessing difficulty include: 1. Technical Mastery: Precision, skill in handling specific materials (e.g., watercolor, stone), and confidence in lines or strokes. 2. Complexity of Composition: The arrangement of elements, use of space, and integration of complex subjects. 3. Conceptual Depth: The originality of the idea and the persistence in developing it. 4. Execution and Risk: The successful execution of demanding techniques or high-risk techniques. F. Context/Description -Make sure to fill out the description on the form with as much information as possible. Describe unique ideas, methods used, any specific significance/symbolism of the entry. A thorough description will perhaps help you score higher in the creativity/originality section. III. SCORING The scoring system is based on a 100-point scale. The judge scores each category on a scale of 1-5. This is called the Raw Score. Each raw category score is than converted, based on the percent weighting, to a weighted score. You can read the Judge's Score Sheet below in order to see how much weighting is given to each category. We attempt to have at least 2-3 judges score the entries. The weighted scores from all judges are added together and divided by the number of judges to get the artists final score which will determine the level (bronze, silver or gold) awarded. POINTS NEEDED FOR AWARDS Bronze Level Award requires a score of 70 points. Silver Level Award requires a score of 80 points. Gold level Award requires a score of 90 points. IV. SCORING SHEETS JUDGES SCORING SHEET- GENERAL IS USED FOR THE FOLLOWING CATEGORIES: ACID ETCHING, APPLIED WAX, ARTIST'S CHOICE (INCLUDES FABERGE INSPIRED), BEADED/JEWELED, CARVED, DECOUPAGE, DIORAMA, HAND PAINTED/ DRAWN, INTRICATELY CUT, MECHANICAL, MINIATURE, MIXED/OTHER MEDIA, NOVELTY, PAPER SCULPTURE, SCRATCH CARVING ENGLISH.pdf ESPAÑOL.pdf FRANÇAIS.pdf DEUTSCH.pdf MAGYAR.pdf ROMÂNĂ.pdf POLSKI.pdf SLOVENČINA.pdf УКРАЇНСЬКА.pdf JUDGES SCORING SHEET- PYSANKY DIASPORA ENGLISH.pdf ESPAÑOL.pdf FRANÇAIS.pdf DEUTSCH.pdf MAGYAR.pdf POLSKI.pdf ROMÂNĂ.pdf УКРАЇНСЬКА.pdf SLOVENČINA.pdf ESPAÑOL.pdf FRANÇAIS.pdf DEUTSCH.pdf MAGYAR.pdf POLSKI.pdf ROMÂNĂ.pdf УКРАЇНСЬКА.pdf SLOVENČINA.pdf ENGLISH.pdf JUDGES SCORING SHEET- ART BATIK

Great free videos (links)from Linda Martin and Lorrie Popow as well as many others. These instructional videos cover several styles and levels of instruction. Instructional Videos Free Instructional Videos Just click on the picture and it will take you directly to the free video. Polymer Clay and Eggshell Tutorial Fun video making this pretty egg covered in polymer clay by Laura Schiller Hearts &Teapots Egg Design Polymer Clay Eggs & Eggshell Tutorial by Laura Schiller Eggshell Egg Art Faber-Castell Colored Pencil Design Tutorial by Laura Schiller Stained Glass Technique Learn how to do the stained-glass technique on eggshells by Mark Malachowski Faber-Castell Polychromos Colored pencils on an eggshell The Eggcentric Egg lady is featuring another eggshell design, and this time we will be using the Faber-Castell Polychromos Colored Pencils!! Derwent Lightfast & Inktense Colored Pencils on Eggshells video by Laura Schiller "The Eggcentric Egg Lady" Testing Prismacolor colored pencils on Eggshells Laura Schiller "The Eggcentric Egg Lady" video. An Intro. to Colored pencils with Eggshells Laura Schiller "The Eggcentric Egg Lady" video. Know Your Eggs Lorrie Popow demonstrates types of farm-raised bird eggs you can use in egg art. These include quail, chicken, duck, goose, turkey, rhea, emu, ostrich and more. Trimming a Bridal Arch to use in Egg Art This video by Linda Martin will give you ideas for trimming other stands and even figurines. How to Embellish Egg Stands This Linda Martin instructional video will show you the tips and techniques for embellishing stands used in Egg Art. How to Make Cold Porcelain Violets and Leaves Linda Martin video on how to make violets. How to Use Alcohol Inks on Eggs This video by Susan Blubaugh shows how to create Easter Eggs using Alcohol Inks. You’ll need an egg, alcohol inks, and a dabber to make this. How to Use an Egg Lathe Craft and Egg Lathes Demonstration Tutorial by Carolyn Trout. This video is part of Lorrie Popow' how-to videos. How to Make 24kt Gold Paint for Egg Art This video is part of Lorrie Popow's collection of how-to demo videos. Featured in this video is egg artist Reem Al-Nouri, who demonstrates how to make gold paint from gold leaf and gum arabic for use on egg artwork. How to Decoupage an Eggshell Lorrie Popow demonstrates how to decoupage an eggshell by using two 2-part epoxy and various design items such as broken pysanky shells, beads, and pearl pigments. How to Make this Windmill Design Lorrie Popow demonstrates how to create this particular design with waxes and dyes. She creates a very intricate and detailed windmill pattern. How to Dye an Egg with a Silk Tie or Scarf Video by Valerie Jurkowski shows you how to use this interesting technique. How To Sew Cross Stitch Eggs Lorrie Popow demonstrates how to create cross stitch egg art using an ostrich egg and a high-speed drill or Dremel. Learn How to Decorate and Color Eggs with Alcohol Ink Lorrie Popow demonstrates how to create egg art using alcohol inks. How to Create 3D Cube Designs for Pysanky Lorrie Popow shows how to create a 3D cube and block design in pencil for pysanky. Beginner Pysanka Egg Lorrie Popow demonstrates how to write pysanky for beginners. You will learn the basic step-by-step techniques to create a beautiful pysanky egg. Scratch Carving an Egg This video by Lorrie Popow shows you how to make scratch eggs. You will need eggs dyes, an egg, and a stylus. How to Mark an Egg with a Jem Egg Marker This free instructional video by Linda Martin will show you how to get started in Egg Art - Marking Techniques. How to Cut an Eggshell This free instructional video by Linda Martin will show you how to get started in Egg Art - cutting. How to Paint an Eggshell This free instructional video by Linda Martin will show you how to get started in Egg Art - painting. How to Line an Egg This free instructional video by Linda Martin will show you how to get started in Egg Art - Linning. Beginner- Hinges, Stands and Finishings This free instructional video will show you how to get started in Egg Art - Hinges, Stands and Finishings. How to Etch Emu Eggs Lorrie Popow demonstrates how to etch an emu egg for pysanky or batik-style egg art. This technique uses a kistka, beeswax, and an acid to create the designs. How to use Hinges How to use different hinges in egg art Show More

Many instructional books covering all types of egg art/eggshell art/egg decorating. Beginner thru advanced techniques in egg art are found. Lorrie Popow and Linda Martin are very successful artists, and you will find their books here along with other great artists. Books Available Click on the Pictures below for a direct link to their purchase site. Many can be purchased as a download or hard copy. Roman Seniuk Master Pysanker The pysanky of Roman Seniuk (1951-2019), illustrated and explained, with his complicated divisions and detailed design elements in a 132-page book by Susan Jones Pysanky: Poppy Variations In this book, master egg artist Lorrie Popow teaches you how to create beautiful pysanky, or decorated Ukrainian eggs, using poppy designs. With step-by-step instructions, photos, and diagrams, you'll learn to make these exquisite pieces on farm-raised quail, chicken, goose, and ostrich eggs. The book also features variations on the traditional poppy design and bands. Message Written in Wax By Ildiko Fekete She describes the technique of wax dyeing from simple motifs to multicolored, complex patterns, while also offering insight into the secrets of plant-based dyes. Eggs by Dot Cannon 436- pages of her work from 1977 to 2016 Pysanky UA 3 books to get you started in writing pysanky by Tetiana Konoval Magic of Cold Porcelain By Shirley Willis exclusively for Linda Martin Egg Designs. She explains how to make the flowers with tips on using the paste and a gallery of flowers used on her eggs. Available as a download or hardcopy. Inside the Egg..Linings & Other Ideas for Using Fabrics This book and DVD by Linda Martin is for those wanting to learn different lining techniques. For beginners thru advanced with 10 patterns in the 48-page book and DVD. Eggstravaganza Egg Designs This 27 page Egg Designs Hand book in .pdf format is packed with photos and great Ideas for you to try. There are also Instructions & Diagrams for nine egg designs, as well as pages of useful eggcrafting hints and tips. Writing Pysanky Piece by Piece Gail Lambka's new 144-page art book with full-color graphics and photos. Pictures and illustrations of both pysanka elements and completed eggs number over 750. Discover a different egg division in each of the ten chapters, then utilize the visual materials provided to make your very own pysanka masterpiece. Coloring Pysanky with Natural Dyes Written in Ukranian by Tetiana Vlenenko and Liubov Ktitorova.This book is actually two books in one. The first part of the book is a nuts and bolts primer on dyeing pysanky with traditional dyes. The authors discuss techniques, plant materials, dye recipes, mordants, even the sort of pots to use for dyeing. Pokuttian Folk Pysanky Vira Manko shares her knowledge and recreations of pysanky from Pokuttian Folk Pysanky from Ukraine. This hard cover book tells how pysanky are written in Pokuttia along with information on colours, divisions, ancient symbols and special characteristic features of some centres of Pysankarstvo. Paper Sculpture in Egg Art Linda Martin's new book with DVD contains detailed descriptions and step-by-step photos of the techniques, along with 12 patterns. Dye Happy by Susan Jones A practical guide to color for the egg artist. Learn what goes into choosing harmonious color schemes, and then learn how to make them with dyes. Egging Tips and Hints Tips and Hints and much, much more... by Linda Martin. This is a 40+ page book full of helpful tips to save you time and introduce you to some techniques. This is a handy guide for beginners and existing egg artists alike. Available also in hardcopy. Dental Drill Art: A Beginners Guide to High Speed Engraving & Carving These artists use the same drills and little burs your local dentist use, but to drill away glass, metal, wood, antler, eggshells, and more to make images, designs, and lettering. Author Roger F. Wolford has used his 20 years of experience to create a guide for the beginner. Divide and Conquer Step by step instructions for Ukrainian-style batik eggs (pysanky). Egg Carving for Beginners: Techniques to Creating Exquisite Eggs This book is meant to assist anyone with the desire to learn how to cut, carve or etch eggs with the basics. It will take you through the different stages it takes to get the end results you desire. There are many techniques an egg artist can use with a carved or cut egg. This book will give you the basics and serve as an easy reference anytime you need it! Osterpfad-Vogtland Learn about the amazing towns that make up the yearly Easter Trail in Germany.6 Euros + shipping. Pysanky Beginnings Various Pysanka artists come together to share designs that can be achieved by beginners. Photographs and detailed descriptions show the way. Grid and Bear It Patterns on graph paper (square and isometric) suitable for batik egg designs (pysanky). Instructions for making grids on eggs and calculating a pattern size. Several examples are given. Egg-Cetera Mostly non-traditional designs for wax-resist egg decoration. Pysanky purists would say these eggs are not pysanky, but they are created the same way, with a kistka, wax and dyes. Designs range from quilt patterns, to mandalas, Islamic geometric pattern, pentagonal patterns, and many more. Running in Circles: Trypillian Pysanky Designs This book explains how Trypillian designs are made on pysanky (Ukrainian Easter eggs) and offers several designs and methods based on circles and circular forms. Egg and Flower Art Egg and Flower Art by Konomi Kashiwaya. A Small Book about Basic Egg Decorating Little book with supplies, cutting, paints, glues, stands, suppliers, and designs by Dr. Juan Pablo Polgatiz. Show More

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Paid plans and pricing for the Joan Huff Paterns Section. This section contains 287 of her paterns with all proceeds benefitting the Joan Huff Scholarship fund for egg artists. Choisissez votre formule Trouvez celle qui vous convient Joan Huff Egg Art Patterns $US 29,99 29,99$US One Month Unlimited Access to 287 Patterns Valable 1 mois Acheter Enjoy 287 patterns to create Joan's beautiful egg art! A wonderful way to learn this amazing art form. All proceeds benefit the Joan Huff Scholarship Fund Joan Huff Egg Art Patterns Lifetime Plan $US 299,99 299,99$US One-time fee for unlimited lifetime access to 287 patterns for less than $1 per pattern Acheter Enjoy 287 patterns to create Joan's beautiful egg art! A wonderful way to learn this amazing art form. All proceeds benefit the Joan Huff Scholarship Fund