Ask them to color the Easter egg template according to their liking. Then you can cut the beautifully colored Easter egg template using scissors into separate pieces. Your kids can then use their problem-solving skills to piece everything back together! If your children are good with scissors, have them further practice their fine motor skills by cutting all the pieces by themselves. Kids absolutely love to use glitter and other shining elements. Instead of coloring with markers or colored pencils, you can have your kids use glitter to decorate the egg insteads.
First, set out different types and colors of glitter. Then your little ones can squeeze white glue along the lines of the Easter egg template. Before the glue dries, sprinkle glitter on the template so that the glitter sticks to the glue. Wait for the glue to dry, and then shake off the excess glitter on a separate piece of paper so you reuse them for future art projects.
Now you have a beautiful piece of artwork that your kid can display in his or her bedroom or classroom. To download the free printable Easter egg templates, fill out the form below. Your PDF file will be delivered to your inbox with all the egg templates and coloring pages listed above!
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About The Author. Betty Betty Boiron is a busy homemaker, former engineer and teacher, and homeschooling mom of two. She strives to teach her kids through fun, interactive activities, and hope to help others do the same. Leave a Comment Cancel Reply Your email address will not be published. It was such a fun twist on the traditional Easter Egg hunt. When I was a kid I loved making secret designs on my Easter egg and watching them appear when we dyed them.
This Easter egg craft is just like that! Kids use a white crayon to create a design on their egg printable and then paint it with water color. The design will appear because of the white wax crayon! This is a fun and messy way to make Easter egg art! We had fun making shaving cream marble cards during quarantine last year. So this year, I thought we would try making some Easter egg art with shaving cream for a spring craft.
Salt painted Easter eggs are a crafty way to create unique Easter eggs with a little glue, salt, and water color! I love using these for the kids to decorate Eggs in a variety of different mediums, whether they are using forks to paint with or stamping the Easter egg with plastic egg circles.
There are hundreds of ways you can decorate with these egg templates! I wanted to show you what the eggs look like. Be sure to print from the pdf so you get full-sized eggs. Click on the link above the eggs.
All three sizes are included in the download. You can choose which one s you want to print with the printer setting on your printer. This simple Easter egg outline is full of possibilities. You add all the flair to this plain egg shape!
What about marbelizing them? That would for sure make some pretty eggs. Egg Templates. These eggs will make festive decorations or use them for various Easter craft projects and fun activities. Here are a few more decorating ideas for these Easter egg patterns.
I hope you love all these Easter craft ideas! Let me know how you use the eggs!
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