Paint beautiful eggs easily even if you're a complete novice.

I show you the exact steps and tricks to make the process super easy.

Perfect for kids and adults!

Once a year I return to one of my favourite crafts, egg painting. I have practiced this since watching my grandfather in Poland paint eggs with wax and then dye them with onion skins. I’ve painted them for decades and now love to share this beautiful Easter tradition with you.

This course is absolutely ideal for a family/friends get together. Get everyone off their smart phones, gather around a table and have a ton of fun and do something different and meaningful this Easter. Adults can help the kids with painting (or the other way around!).

And if you're looking for something quiet and meaningful to do on your own this Easter then I invite you to join me for this relaxing and creative activity.

I've listed the materials at the bottom of this page so you know what to get before buying this course.

YOU WILL LEARN HOW TO:

1. Blow out an egg the RIGHT way which is easy and quick. There are two mistakes people almost always make which makes blowing out the egg difficult and frustrating.

2. Create specific grids on your egg surface which makes the actual drawing of the design SUPER easy. Not just easy but SUPER EASY!

3. Hold the egg and your pen so you actually get smooth line work.

4. Create a myriad of different designs off a few simple grids. You'll keep painting one egg after another and no two will be the same.

5. Amaze your friends and family not just with your skills but also with beautiful gifts and possibly a new tradition after you read about what we do with Easter eggs in our home.

THE COURSE COMES WITH:

• 12 page downloadable PDF with instructions, patterns and inspirational colour photos.

• Over 60 minutes of guided video tutorials broken up into sections making it easy for you to jump between the sections if you need to.

• Step by step videos to guide you on creating simple grids then filling in with patterns and then adding the colour using basic markers.

• Two bonus lessons on how to paint eggs using brushes and acrylic paints. A more complex way of painting than the first part of the course. You can tackle this once you have more experience after doing the first part of the course.

MATERIALS YOU’LL NEED:

• small sharp pointed knife

• skewer

• paper towel

• empty egg carton

• chicken eggs (however many you’d like to paint)

• cup or bowl to blow the eggs out into

• Posca markers (available at all Officeworks stores in Australia and major stationary suppliers outside of Australia. You can also use permanent markers if you cannot get Posca Markers.)

• 2B pencil

• eraser

ACCESSING YOUR COURSE

Your online course is housed on my website and in a members are that you will create a unique login to. If you have any issues you can contact me via the contact page on this website.