My personal favorite, especially when I teach classes; I place a microbead pillow at each station. The pillow supports the wrists and keeps the egg secure in the nest created by the microbeads. It prevents the egg from rolling. I find microbead pillows at yard sales and second-hand shops. Wash them in a cold water cycle and let them air-dry. I clean them this way after each class use. Students love the support that the pillow gives when writing on the egg with the kistka.
“ I do think this idea of micro-bead pad is the greatest and I am going to try to find some and start hoarding them, so I can use them if and when I am able to teach this beautiful art.” Sheila the Egg Lady
| Social Media Results: What Others Use Stack of napkins in a paper plate- Old towel-Craft foam covered with plastic place mat-Pad made of blue towels-Comfort Memory Foam BathMat-CD storage box filled with beading foam-Stack of old Curity stretch gauze diapers-Folded pillow case-Stack of coffee filters...  Paper towels layered-saving the Viva towels for blotting off the dye and reuse. |  NINA'S BEAN BAGS-This bag holds a goose egg, you can vary the size according to the eggs you most work on.  Fran Beaupre's Egg Support WORK ROOM at the PUSA Retreat 2013  Again, paper towels stacked with soft tissues on top; changing out the tissues as they get covered with pencil, dye or wax. |
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