The ladies in Sicily made these for Easter. I was there on Palm Sunday in 1004 and loved seeing them being made.
Another Easter sculpture made of dough.
My former husband made these 50 years ago! He covered the eggs with wax and embedded the beads and painted one.
These quail eggs were in a grocery store in Japan. We were so taken with them my husband blew out the insides and I’ve kept them all these 55 years! So beautiful.
Wow!! You have aged very, very well!
Thank you!!
Peggy
Lovely images and stories. Thank you. Happy Easter
Thank you for all the beautiful things that you share. Happy Easter
You are much too vibrant and fully alive to have been visiting Sicily in 1004!
I am so impressed with your archival talents. Your collections are pristine! Are the waxed and beaded eggs blown empty?
Yes, eggs blown empty. I guess it must have been 2004!
Peggy
Happy Easter, enjoy these long days and all the blossoms spring sends our way!
Thank you for sharing.Happy Easter Peggy! 🐣 🌾🐰🌷
Happy Easter to you also – I remember a time growing up when dough ornaments for Christmas trees were popular.
Lovely. And Happy Easter to you all.
Thank you for a lovely Easter treat!
lovely
Happy Easter, Peggy. Amazing the quail eggs have survived!
Peggy, Thank you so much for sharing these lovely pieces with us for Easter. I particularly liked your husband’s eggs. They are beautiful! I hope you had a wonderful day!