A list of teachers who are will to teach eggshell art of all styles. Teachers of Egg Art Contact Us if you are interested in teaching Contact Us Lisa McDonald of Na Zdorovya teaches Pysanky in Wyoming, Montana, Colorado, Utah, Idaho and NY. korovai@nazdorovya.com www.nazdorovya.com 307-250-4633 Konomi Kashiwaya of Egg & Flower Art Konomi Studio teaches in Japan eggartkonomi@gmail.com Jennifer Domal of Jennifer Domal Studios teaches in Pennsylvania, USA jennifer@jenniferdomalstudios.com Dani Fausek of "Beyond the Hatchery " Teaches online and in person in Wisconsin, USA eohdegg@gmail.com Linda Martin of Linda Martin Egg Designs teaches in the UK linda-martin@btconnect.com Kerry Palumbo teaches in PA, MD and NJ, USA kpalumbo13@gmail.com 1-570-778-2238 Theresa Somerset of Precision Art Studio and Pysanky USA teaches in Vermont, USA theresasomerset.com Kay Collings teaches in South Carolina, USA kaycollings@earthlink.net

See and learn from these video demonstrations of Egg Art Techniques Video Demonstrations of Egg Art Techniques See how it is done! Egg Art Techniques Kategorie Odtwórz Wideo Odtwórz Wideo 01:00 Scratch Carving Demonstration Another video demonstration of scratch carving by Klaudia Swoboda Odtwórz Wideo Odtwórz Wideo Scratch Carving Using Light Hitomi Baba demonstrates using a light to enhance her scratch carved eggs. Odtwórz Wideo Odtwórz Wideo 07:18 Coloring Scratch Carved Eggs See how Grazyna adds color to her scratch carved eggs. Odtwórz Wideo Odtwórz Wideo Intricately Cut Egg See Hitomi's amazing technique to intricately cut an eggshell. Odtwórz Wideo Odtwórz Wideo Hand Painting an Egg Watch Florin hand paint on an ostrich egg Odtwórz Wideo Odtwórz Wideo 01:17 Eggshell Embroidery Demonstration See how Elisabeth Klein demonstrates her embroidery technique on an eggshell.

Egg art/eggshell art/decorated egg shows and events from around the world. Look for a show near you. Shows and Events Around the World Click on the links below for more information. If you have an event you would like to include here, please contact us with the name, dates, location and website or email. 2027 Show and Retreats- USA and Canada Northern California Eggstravaganza Egg &Art Show and Sale, April 23-27, 2027. More information coming soon. The 54th Annual Vegreville Pysanka Festival, July 2-4, 2027 2027 Washington Decorated Egg Show, June 25-27, 2027, Smokey Point/Arlington, Washington. Contact Terry Ackley at waeggshow@yahoo.com Atkins, Eggsquisits Designs & Elegant Eggs Seminar and Exhibition, Hagerman, Idaho, First week of August. More information coming soon 2027 Show and Retreats- Germany Leipziger Eierlei, March 6-7, 2027, Leipzig, Germany 2027 Show and Retreats- Japan Japan 13th Annual National Egg Art Exhibition, April 10-11, 2027, Yokohama, Japan 2027 Show and Retreats-New Zealand Christchurch Egg Artistry Club, New Zealand, Meetings on 2nd Saturday every month except January. 0930-1200 Syndenham Community Centre, 25-27 Hutcheson St, Sydenham, Christchurch. Contact Beth Mcpherson tacbeth@hotmail.com for more information. Hastings New Zealand, Karen Whiting, Monday mornings. For more information contact Karin at karinanddean@outlook.co.nz 2026 North America Shows and Retreat 1. Eggsibit 2026- Eastern Pennsylvania Egg Show and Sale, April 24-26, 2026, Easton, PA. Contact eggsibit.show@gmail.com 2. Catskill Pysanka Workshop , June 3-7, 2026, Kerhonkson, New York 3. Sweet Tea Pysanky Playdate , June 9-14, 2026, Auburn, Alabama 4. Washington Decorated Egg Show , June 12-14, 2026. Smokey Point/Arlington, Washington. Contact Terry Ackley at waeggshow@yahoo.com . 5. Vegreville Pysanka Festival, Vegreville, Alberta Canada, July 3-6, 2026. 6 .Ukrainian EggCessories Pysanky Retreat 2026, July 21-24, 2026, Oakville, Ontario Canada 7. Rochester EGGSperience, September 11-14, 2026, Avon, New York 8. Pysanky on the River (POTR), October 16-19, 2026, Berea, Ohio 2026 Austria Shows and Retreats 2026 Australia and New Zealand Shows and Retreats 1. Craft Alive, February 19-21, 2026, Albury- Wodonga, Australia 2. Eggnificent Emu Egg Eggxhibition , March 14-18, 2026 2026, Sherbrooke Art Society, Belgrave VIC 3. The Victorian Egg Decorators' Guild Inc - VEDGI is at Craig Family Centre . · ‘Eggshell Artistry”, Sat. 3rd October, 10am-2pm at The Craig Family Centre, 7 Samarinda Ave, Ashburton . 2026 Germany Shows and Retreats 1.Bad Reichenhall, February 28 and March 1, near Salzburg, Germany 2. Schwetzingen Palace near Heidelberg, March 7-8, 2026 3. Ostereier Ausstellung , March 7-8, 2026, Kaiserslautern-Siegelbach. Germany 4.Andechs Monastery, March 13-to 15, 2026 near Munich, Germany 5.Zons Museum, April 4-6,2026 near Cologne, Germany 6. Osterpfad-Vogtland, March- April, 2026 in Vogtland, Germany 2026 Poland Shows 1 .Easter Eggs from Around the World . February 21- August 30, 2026, Torun, Poland 2026 UK Shows and Retreats 2026 Switzerland Shows 1.Greifensee Castle, March 21-22, 2026 near Zurich/Switzerland 1. Willington Seminars, November 14, 2026, Willington, Bedfordshire. Contact Pauline George on 01234 838422

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

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

16 categories of eggshell art assessment is outlined for the Master Artisan Pathway "MAP". Master Artisan Pathway- "MAP" Kategorie i wytyczne „MAP” MAP Categories and Guidelines GENERAL GUIDELINES Only original designs using real eggshells will be considered for assessment. Any size of eggshell, unless otherwise stated can be used. Designs using more than one egg, for example two eggs forming a heart shape, can be entered for assessment. Judges will score the following categories : Creativity and Originality - Only original designs allowed. Composition and Design - Use of the Principles and Elements of Design (Line, composition, space, movement, balance, emphasis, pattern, unity, color, contrast, rhythm, texture, value, form) Technique Craftsmanship and Presentation Degree of Difficulty Overall Impression CATEGORY GUIDELINES Where one or more techniques are used, please select the category which applies to the main technique. If you are unsure, you can ask for assistance by contacting us. Click on the photos to see a larger picture. ACID ETCHING A design where acid is used to remove areas of the shell to create a design. The overall design and technique execution will be assessed, and the level of difficulty will be taken into account. (Eggs, such as an emu, where different color layers exist will require more careful attention to detail). APPLIED WAX A design where wax is applied as part of the design and left in situ as part of the decorative technique, such as Madeira work, cross-stitch style etc. The even application of the wax to the egg will be considered, along with the complexity of the design. The judges will be looking for a mix of technique to include ‘drop-pull’. Additional cut work will add to the level of complexity. ART BATIK A design which uses the basic techniques of waxing and dyeing, without using traditional Pysanky motifs. This style of work is decorative and is not constrained by tradition. ARTIST’S CHOICE (Includes Fabergé 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. BEADED or JEWELED A design where the main focus of the work involves the application of beading or jewels. Attention should be paid to the careful placement of beads, smoothness of the finish and uniformity of any pattern, such as a basket-weave. Other techniques can be incorporated. CARVED The shell should be carved into to create relief work, using a technique which involves deeper scoring of the shell than the scratch carving category. Attention should be paid to creating clean, smooth cuts. The carving should be well-balanced, and other techniques can be incorporated into the design. DÉCOUPAGE Attention will be paid to the accuracy of cutting the paper print (decals are not permitted) and the surface finish of the egg after the print has been buried. The surface should be perfectly smooth, free from blemish and should not have any unwanted particles embedded in the finish. This category is one where the egg has to be judged ‘in person’. DIORAMA The main focus of the design will be a scene that is created within the egg; however, this can also extend around the egg. The level of detail included will be assessed, however the exterior of the egg will also be looked at in detail. Any items made by the artist should be mentioned as this will be of benefit in the assessment. The usual criteria of a well-balanced and tasteful design will also apply. HAND PAINTED or DRAWN The design must be original and can be in any style; however, the complexity of the work will be given additional credit, and it is expected that the submission will show proportion, balance, and if appropriate, shadow, depth and good use of color to create an overall pleasing piece of work. INTRICATELY CUT Intricate cut work is the main focus of the work involved. The level of difficulty in terms of working with thinner shells will be taken into account, as well as the neatness of the cutting, the removal of membrane and the general balance and design of the work presented. MECHANICAL A design which incorporates movement within the design. The mechanisms used could be battery powered, using pulleys etc., but must operate smoothly. The judges may request a short video of the egg in action to determine the level of movement involved. Unless creating movement in addition to music, musical boxes do not fall into this category. The overall design, innovation and technical expertise will be assessed and taken into account when judging. MINIATURE A category where any style of work is acceptable, however the entire design (including the stand and any added items) should fit within a box 3" x 3" x 3" (7.5 x 7.5 x 7.5cm). Work will be assessed with the usual criteria of execution of techniques used, neatness of workmanship. Complexity of design and skills used will also be taken into consideration. MIXED or OTHER MEDIA Lots of scope for creativity in this category where a distinct additional style of work is added to the egg, such as polymer clay work, popotillo, quilling, scrimshaw and other paper crafting techniques (such as paper constructions/origami). This should not include work that falls readily into other categories such as paper sculpture work. Attention will be paid to the execution of the different techniques displayed with both being of an acceptable standard. Ingenuity will be a factor in the judging as well as the general standards of workmanship. NOVELTY A design which displays an unusual and novel concept. Examples could include a tea service, method of transport (car, boat etc.), wearable egg art. Attention will be paid to the unusual concept displayed in the entry as well as the general execution of workmanship and complexity of technique. PAPER SCULPTURE Paper Toile and Bas Relief fall within this category. Both methods of work include the accurate cutting of paper prints which are then built up into a 3-dimensional finish. The raised paperwork should be firm to the touch. The finished work should exhibit neat cutwork, and the design can be raised against the shell with the edges all touching the egg or, alternatively, certain areas can be raised permanently. Suitability of the paper print and originality of its application to the egg as well as the accurate execution of the technique will be taken into account. PYSANKY-DIASPORA This category allows the artist to combine traditional motifs (we require the artist to provide an explanation/meaning behind the symbols) with a free interpretation to create an original design using the wax and dyeing techniques. SCRATCH CARVING A design where the egg is dyed using either a natural or chemical dye and the surface ONLY of the shell is manually scratched to create shading, texture and a pleasing design. We wish to thank the artists who participated in "Egg of the Month", Master Artisan Pathway and the IEAG Master Program whose egg art is shown. These are all considered fine examples of the styles shown.

See the many examples of mixed and other media category of egg art. Category Spotlight: Mixed and Other Media Egg Art Lots of scope for creativity in this category where a distinct additional style of work is added to the egg, such as polymer clay work, popotillo, quilling, scrimshaw and other paper crafting techniques (such as paper constructions/origami). This should not include work that falls readily into other categories such as paper sculpture work. Attention will be paid to the execution of the different techniques displayed with both being of an acceptable standard. Ingenuity will be a factor in the judging as well as the general standards of workmanship. Dekorace od Janicky, May 2026 Most Liked Mixed/Other Media Eggs. Basia Haszlakiewicz Mira Vernot Leslie Lisdell, May 2026 #2 Most Liked Mixed/Other Media Egg Basia Haszlakiewicz Marlene Brouns-Luijten, Nov. 2024 "Most Liked MM Egg" Basia Haszlakiewicz Basia Haszlakiewicz Leslie Lisdell M.D., MAP SIlver Award in Mixed Media Urzula Szczasny Anita Walters MAP Bronze Award in Mixed Media Leslie Lisdell M.D., Sept. 2025 "Most Liked MM Egg" Cris Douaire Anatoliy Boykp Basia Haszlakiewicz Elisabeth Klein, April 2025 "Most Liked MM Egg" Mira Vernot Olga Paleczna Ruth Stauss Leslie Lisdell M.D. Delta Heide Seidel Basia Haszlakiewicz Dagmar Pluschnig Magrit Ziltner Adri Jansen-Kusters Load More

Our mission is to promote all types of egg art, also known as eggshell art or egg decorating worldwide. Our mission is also to raise the quality of the art to the highest level and develop public interest in the art thru education, exhibition and sharing. Join today! Our Story On January 25, 2023, Egg Art Internationa l was founded by Dr. Leslie Lisdell and Co-Founders Linda Martin and Kathy Hamilton. Dr. Lisdell, a physician by trade, had collected egg (shell) art for many years and started her own exploration into this beautiful art form in 2016. She was joined by Linda Martin, owner of Linda Martin Egg Art Designs and Kathy Hamilton, owner of the Eggery Place , to make this idea a reality. Our goal is to create an international organization dedicated to promoting egg (shell) art thru outreach, education, scholarship and promotion. On May 14, 2025, we were approved as a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization which will help facilitate our goals of promoting egg art, teaching and providing egg art scholarships. Our organization's website is the world's largest and most comprehensive information and educational hub for all things pertaining to egg decorating or egg art. What is egg art? It is the art or craft of decorating eggs. Some people call it egg decorating and some call it egg art. Egg art is a form of creative self-expression that involves decorating eggs with various materials, techniques, and themes. The art of decorating eggs has evolved into something separate from religious rituals, proving to be a new form of creative expression. Artists today are taking the art of decorating eggs to the next level. There are so many different styles of egg art. More common styles include pysanky, batik, carving, Fabergé style, etching and more. It is amazing there are so many different ways to make an ordinary eggshell into an exquisite piece of art! Our team has already made great progress, and we have lots of exciting plans in the works. We are adding new content almost daily. Make sure to visit the Learn Section (formerly known as the Resources Page) where you will find suppliers, books, videos, show dates, teachers, helpful hints, patterns and more to make your own decorated eggs. From children to advanced artists there is something for everyone to enjoy and learn. Mission Vision The MISSION of our organization, Egg Art International , is to promote all types of egg art worldwide, raise the quality of the art to the highest level, and develop public interest in the art through education, exhibition, scholarships and sharing. We are committed to supporting all styles of egg artists regardless of their financial capability. As such, we do not charge for membership or the Master Artisan Pathway. We strive to make this website a source for all to learn and benefit from. Please consider donating today so that we may continue on this important mission. Our VISION at Egg Art International , is to bring awareness of all styles of egg art into current and future generations throughout the world. We seek to encourage new artists, young and old, thru education, fostering and promotion. We are currently setting up programs to introduce egg art into schools as well as other places. So many exciting things are being developed! Egg Art International , is committed to making sure your privacy is protected. We do not sell membership lists or emails and all information is strictly confidential.

Master Egg Artists from the IEAG Master program which ceased several years ago. These artists set the standard for all future eggshell artists. Gallery of IEAG Master Program Egg Art NEWLY RESTORED PHOTOS! The old IEAG Master Program was a great program that emphasized technical proficiency in order to elevate egg art to the highest level. The artist was required to pass each level in order. The levels were as follows: novice, intermediate and master level. Each category and level had very strict criteria including type of egg used. All judging was done in person. Unfortunately, the IEAG is no longer in existence. EAI would like to thank these amazing artists who set the standards for excellence for all future Master Artisans. Lorrie Popow Master Etched Egg 2021 Harumi Baloy Master Etched Egg Pamela Gomph Master Pysanky Egg 2004 Shihori Kato 2007 Master Pysanky Egg Lorrie Popow Master Pysanky Egg Debbie Grassel Master Beaded Egg Harumi Baloy Master Beaded/Jeweled 2006 Shihori Kato, Master Beaded Egg, 2005 Konomi Kashiwaya, Master Beaded Egg Linda Asbell Master Beaded Egg 2009 Judith Elkins Intermediate Beaded Egg 2005 Eleanor Dorway, Intermediate Beaded Egg, 2005 Judy Negrete, Novice Level Beaded Egg, 2005 Atsuko Murasawa Master Sculpture Engraved Egg 2006 Shihori Kato, Master Relief Carved Egg, 2007 Satoko Kano Master Sculpture Engraved Egg 2006 Harumi Baloy Relief Carved Egg Ed Sims Master Sculpted Egg 2005 Martha Black, Intermediate Level Sculpted, 2005 Sharon Grant Novice Sculpted Egg 2005 Atsuko Murasawa, Novice Sculpted Egg, 2005 Lorrie Popow Master Decoupage Egg 2011 Atsuko Murasawa, Master Decoupage Egg, 2005 June Duncan Master Decoupage Egg 2009 Pat Harding Master Decoupage Egg 2005

Our new directory of egg art and egg decorating supplies is here. More supplies added all the time. Egg Art Supply Directory New and Adding More All the Time! Find Supplies and tools used by egg artists in a variety of techniques and styles. CLICK on the titles and it will take you to that item. Most ship internationally. Red Star suppliers offer EAI member discounts Table of Abbreviations BTH: Beyond the Hatchery LMED: Linda Martin Egg Designs MF: Metzer Farms PC: PowerCrafter PUSA: Pysanky USA Beeswax Blue Sapphire Colorized Beeswax ( PUSA) Max Wax (PUSA) Black Onyx Colorized Beeswax (PUSA) Honey Gold Natural Beeswax Cutting and Carving Burrs/Bits (PC) Dust Collection System (PC) Electric Foot Control (PC) Engraving Systems (PC) High Speed Engravers LJ 369 Oiled(PC) High Speed Engraver LJ 369 Oil-less (PC) DVD's Advanced Egg Carving Tutorial- Rhea (PC) Emu Egg Carving Tutorial (PC) Goose & Turkey Egg Carving Tutorial (PC) Ostrich Egg Carving Tutorial (PC) Ribbon Embroidery for Egg Art (LMED) Dyes and Setting Powder Setting Powder #00 (PUSA) Black Velvet #75 (PUSA) Lemon Zest #20 (PUSA) Marigold #39 (PUSA) Fire Engine Red #13 (PUSA) It's Red #17 (PUSA) Carrot #37-REFORMULATED (PUSA) Blue Blazes #56 (PUSA) Shamrock #01 (PUSA) Christmas Green #51 (PUSA) Aquamarine #03 (PUSA) Tangerine #50 (PUSA) Ice Blue #16 (PUSA) Primary Yellow #64 (PUSA) Asparagus #04 (PUSA) Egg Shells -Blown Pee Wee Duck Eggs (MF) Small Duck Eggs (MF) Medium Duck Eggs (MF) Large Duck Eggs (MF) Jumbo Duck Eggs (MF) Blue Pee Wee Duck Egg (MF) Blue Small Duck Egg (MF) Blue Medium Duck Egg (MF) Goose Eggs 8.0” (MF) Goose Eggs 8.5” (MF) Goose Eggs 9.0” (MF) Goose Eggs 9.5” (MF) Egg Markers Jem Egg Marker (LMED) (Opens catalogue. See page 97) Kits BTH Kits with Directions - With or without egg BTH Spark Kits - Supplies for a themed egg - no instructions no egg Kits (LMED) Pysanky Kits (LMED) (Opens catalogue. See page 13) Filigree Gold Filigree (LMED) (Opens catalogue. See pages 58-65) Magazines Amazing Eggs Annual Fundraiser Magazine The Art of the Eggshell by Linda Martin Beyond the Hatchery- Subscription digital Beyond the Hatchery -Subscription- Paper copies - US only Kitska Student Economy brass tip kitska-Medium (PUSA) Minis and Micro Supplies BTH Figurines and More BTH Die Cut Houses Silk Prints French Rooster Silk Print Collection (BTH) Holiday Stocking Set for 2026 (BTH) Nativity Set Silk Print Set (BTH) Nesting Dolls Silk Print Set (BTH) Trims and Chain Pearl Chain- BTH Rhinestone Chain- BTH Egg Stands & Display Gold Plated Egg Stands (LMED) (Opens catalogue. See pages 36-43)

EAI is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization that supports and fosters all types of eggshell art (commonly known as egg decorating) and artists worldwide. We are the most comprehensive educational and resource for eggshell art in the world. Promoting education, artistic excellence, and the preservation of all styles of egg artistry for future generations. Celebrating Egg Art Around the World

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