Unblown shells sink in the dye! Blown shells float!
Over the years, I have used slotted spoons to hold down the shell, a shot glass or small filled water bottle. All these can leave marks and possibly knock of fine waxing.
At the 2019, PysankyUSA Retreat, in Wilkes Barre, Pa., a smart idea was donated by Shannon in our 'goody bags'. It was a handmade dipper, a clever safe way to hold down the shell in the dye. I made this 'how-to' slide show so you can make your own.
I found my wire at ACE Hardware but Nina, also suggests Amazon.com
Over the years, I have used slotted spoons to hold down the shell, a shot glass or small filled water bottle. All these can leave marks and possibly knock of fine waxing.
At the 2019, PysankyUSA Retreat, in Wilkes Barre, Pa., a smart idea was donated by Shannon in our 'goody bags'. It was a handmade dipper, a clever safe way to hold down the shell in the dye. I made this 'how-to' slide show so you can make your own.
I found my wire at ACE Hardware but Nina, also suggests Amazon.com
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