You need:

• a bigger potato halves
• or a glass with sand
• a candle and an old spoon
• boiled eggs
• Bees or candle grease
• Pin with synthetic material head
• Wood stick or pin
• an Easter egg colour
• firm feathers with designs cutted before
• old cup for Easter egg colour

Halving the potato and putting with the slippery side on the table. Bending the spoon by 90 degrees so that candles or beeswax can be given in the spoon. Spoons with the handle into the potato or in the glass with sand sting. Putting the candle under the spoon so that the wax is heated up. The pin in the pen or wood sticks are. Dipping the head of the needle into the hot wax now and sample as points or lines bring on the egg. The wax immediately gets firm on the eggshell, therefore a quiet hand is in demand. Then there where the wax is on this, the egg accepts no more wobbling colour.

Putting then in the prepared Easter egg colour, if the egg is decorated with the desired sample. The egg must be covered completely.

Tip: Cold Easter egg colour does not change colour a cellulose for drying put after that ink the egg on so well, how warm colour.

Removing the wax for the end of the dried eggs. The egg turning a flame slowly and wiping the wax off with a cellulose. If it should not work so well at hundred per cent at the first attempt. Practice makes perfect.