Awww, thanks, everyone! 
I think the red/yellow one was only about 90 minutes, and the one with pink/blue was about 2 hours-ish.
Thank you! But don’t worry; they’re far from perfect. 
You should try it! As far as a supply “investment,” they’re really not bad at all… I keep my dyes in mason jars and I’ve had my current batch for at least several years, but they’re also pretty cheap in the first place.
The dyes are gorgeous, vibrant colors… I’m told the dyes are toxic, though, so be aware that you are not supposed to eat the eggs after dying them. (Of course, who would want to break those beautiful shells, anyway?)
I’m not sure anyone is selling toxic dyes anymore, especially for the dilutions, but it’s true, I don’t think I would eat an egg I spent hours decorating… 
I love the designs!!
@Wulf if you pop in, check these out!!
Congrats! Your pysanky eggs are one of this week’s featured projects.
Congrats on the feature! Love your pysanky!
Woohoo! Thank you!
I adore psanky!!! Yours are so incredibly neat and detailed; I love them! Sooooo pretty!!
Oh they are just wonderful!!!
Just stopping by to remind you to start decorating your eggs. 
Those are beautiful 