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Pysanky Starter Kits |
All these kits include the special tools needed to create and
design
pysanky, and offer savings over purchasing each tool individually.
Other basic items needed, such as eggs, distilled water, white
vinegar,
wide-mouth jars, candles, and matches, are all readily available in
your
grociery or discount stores.
(For more information on the tools needed, visit our ONLINE
PYSANKY Tutorial ).
INTRODUCING OUR NEW "GREEN"
KITS
- SAME GREAT CONTENTS WITHOUT THE DECORATIVE BOX
(Some of these "green" kits
will also save you on shipping due to the lower weight.)
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Luba's Mini Kit
1 Delrin
Kistka
with a machined tip (Specify Medium or Fine Tip) |
This is a great beginner's basic kit for making pysanky. It has all the special tools to take that first step.
Need some ideas for designs? Although basic instructions are included in the kit, take a look at our
Design books.
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Luba's Super Color Kit
Each Kit's Contents: |
This kit has all three sizes of kistky,
more
dyes and a few more designs than the beginner's kit. Designed for the
individual
who wants to learn more than simply the basics and perfect the craft.
Need some ideas for designs? Although instructions are included
in the kit, take a look at our Design books.
Questions about making a purchase? CLICK HERE for order information.
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ATU Deluxe Kit Combo
Kit's Contents: |
This kit is the same as the KITSD, except it includes four
additional
dye colors (for a total of 16 dyes), and offers even more savings over
purchasing the items individually.
Although basic instructions are included in the kit, take a look at
our Design books for ideas.
Questions about making a purchase? CLICK HERE for order information.
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From beginner to more advanced levels, this kit is a complete 'goody
bag' of tools for learning to make pysanky or perfecting your skills.
Either kit offers to you considerable savings over purchasing the items
individually.
Questions about making a purchase? CLICK HERE for order information.
Interesting Fact: The word pysanka (pronounced py-sahn-kah) originates from the Ukrainian word, pysaty, which means 'to write.' Traditionally like iconography, someone does not paint or decorate a pysanka, but rather 'writes' the pysanka. The singular is pysanka; the plural is pysanky.
