Needing you:

• boiled eggs
• several old spoons
• Candle
• Coloured wax crayons with beeswax
• Glass with sand
• or several half potatoes
• invigorate quills with before
• cutted samples
• Pin with synthetic material head
• a pen (wood) in which the pin is pricked to keep the needle

The natural-coloured or coloured egg is decorated with the waxes at the Bossier technology. The differently coloured waxes remain on the egg and the time-consuming, repeated is therefore dropped ink. Putting the turned spoons in the sand glass. Or stabbing a spoon into one half potato each. The section of the potato serves as a foot. Every colour of the coloured wax crayons gets a spoon of its own. Putting then the candle (tea-kettle lamp) under the respective desired wax crayon.

Dipping the pin pen or the quills cut into samples into the wax and dabbing the egg for finding the wax now. Decorating with the pin simply goes. The quills cut into triangle or rue also can be handled easily.One must work fast because otherwise the wax gets firm at the needle or the quill and one does not get any sample on the egg.

The wax samples are effective most beautifully on a white egg. You can draw pencil lines on the egg to to create the design easier. The remove of the lines, however, is not quite simple afterwards. The ornaments can take themselves off.