I’ve made several sorokoklyn-style goose eggs pysanky by writing a sorokoklyn pattern, and then dividing each “wedge” (triangle) in half, giving me 96 triangles to work with.  I generally prefer to use two alternating motifs in the wedges. The variety of designs that can be created this way is seemingly endless.

I created my first such pysanka as a gift for my Aunt Dusia in 2009 (a hostess gift for Thanksgiving), and then played around and made several more. 

(For instructions on how to create the sorokoklyn division, look here.)

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