Private wax-resist and etched-eggshell workshops
Layer wax and color—or etch an eggshell—in a privately arranged workshop
Pysanky Steph / Stephanie Malm
Stephanie Malm, also identified as Stephanie Cheeseman on the site, teaches privately arranged pysanky workshops for individuals and groups. Her menu includes wax-resist eggshell decoration and, by agreement, vinegar-etching techniques. The hands-on process is taught with the history and symbolism of Ukrainian egg art; year-round classes are offered.
Current location note / listed area: Northern Virginia-based mobile workshops; exact location by agreement
Confirm the chosen technique, materials, heat and tool-handling roles, ages, supervision, group size and date. Hosts provide suitable space, tables and chairs; the stated setup requires permission for candles, melted wax and permanent dyes. Ornament conversion is a separate option, not a guaranteed result. No wedding package, edible product or safety assurance is established.
Public-source research · 2026-10-30 · Not vendor-confirmed or independently vetted.
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- Virginia · based
The owned biography explicitly locates Stephanie Malm in Northern Virginia. The current FAQ describes her mobile teaching operation there, primarily Fairfax County. Broader DC-metro wording and requested travel are not used to infer other state coverage.