A cross and a star of eight points are repeated symbols throughout the different eggs. The cross represents Christ's victory over death while the star symbolizes life itself. Fine netting serves as a call for followers of Christ to be fishers of men. Eggs often take wax and dye differently. It's a challenge for Ginny to create them as a matched group since each is an individual entity.
Mystery prevails until they are completed.
Her mother has always been interested in drawing and watercolor and Ginny frequently sketched growing up. From her earliest memories, she recalls sculpting from clay found in a creek near her home. She once made a polar bear out of clay and baked it in her home kitchen oven. She drew on everything from the pages in her books to the frost on a window pane. She especially liked making paints out of berries, flowers and mosses.