Creating marbled eggs is surprisingly easy and results in an elegant, swirling design. All you need is shaving cream or whipped cream, food coloring, and a toothpick to create marbled patterns.

While you were clucking over the price of eggs, Mark de la Vega was ... depending on the design’s intricacy. A patchwork-pattern cabinet the company recently produced as a one-off required ...

Back and forth, wax to egg, egg to wax, as the honeycomb pattern grows. SCHLEIFE, Germany -- Anke Hanusch dips her tool into dark blue wax and dots it precisely on a yellow-dyed Easter egg in her ...

What it tells us about the past: Easter-egg decorating is an ancient tradition ... With this method, wax is "written" in a decorative pattern on the surface of the egg, which is painted or dyed.

Apply them to eggs just as you would on your arm, and enjoy a quick, mess-free design that looks professionally done. All you need is a set of fine-tip Sharpies and a steady hand. Try drawing ...

Her first featured an intricate cut-out pattern on the back and a hand-sculpted ... In the 1950s, she got the idea of decorating eggs for Christmas ornaments as a hobby. She recalled her ...

Back and forth, wax to egg, egg to wax, as the honeycomb pattern grows ... The tradition of decorating Easter eggs is part of the culture of the Slavic-speaking Sorbian ethnic minority in Germany.