Embroidered Traditions: Stitch & Assemble a Ukrainian-Inspired Pysanka Egg
Natalia Olefirenko | Embroidery Art by Nat
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Sponsored by Rochester Textile, an upstate New York shop offering Japanese textile supplies and workshops led by certified instructor Renee Johnson.
In this workshop, you’ll learn how to stitch a traditional Pysanka-inspired design and assemble it into a beautiful embroidered Easter egg — all while discovering the rich history and spiritual meaning behind this cherished Ukrainian traditions.Â
Materials
- 2 pieces of 100% cotton fabric (6.5'' x 6.5'' / 16 x 16 cm) Recommended: Kona Cotton (light blue) or cotton/linen blend
- 4’’ (10 cm) wooden embroidery hoop
- Small sharp scissors
- DMC 973, 741 + metallics DMC Diamant Grande G3821
- Embroidery needles set #3–#9
- Heat-erasable pens (e.g., Pilot Frixion Pen)
- Polystyrene egg, 8–9 cm (3.15 inches) Amazon Link
- Ribbons, lace, trims — use what you love!
- Hot glue gun
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Natalia Olefirenko is a Ukrainian embroidery artist behind Embroidery Art by Nat. Now based in Canada, Natalia creates modern hand embroidery patterns inspired by nature, folk art, and meaningful personal stories. She specializes in beginner-friendly designs and guides her community with easy-to-follow video tutorials, stitch-alongs, and detailed illustrations. Her work is rooted in tradition but brought to life with vibrant colors and contemporary touches.
After fleeing the war in Ukraine, Natalia has continued to share her art as a way to bring peace, healing, and creative joy to others. Through her Stitching Club on Patreon and in-person workshops, she’s inspired thousands around the world to discover the therapeutic beauty of traditional hand embroidery. Natalia’s mission is to make hand embroidery accessible, meaningful, and a little magical for everyone.
