Easter Egg Crafts for Kids

I love Easter, I mean how can you not love it? It’s a celebration of new beginnings, of life, and renewal. Easter is about Christ’s resurrection and second chances. It’s a happy time, a peaceful holiday, and a celebration of spring. I love Easter. So I was in the mood for more Easter crafts and fun ideas. In this post I’m sharing a few easy Easter craft ideas to do with you kids. The Easter egg craft I show you below uses my FREE PRINTABLE EGG Template for creating these crafts. You’ll find that free printable for Easter at the bottom of this post. But you do not have to have the printable egg template for this kids craft. Kids can always draw or create their own Easter egg and make it into whatever they want. These Easter egg art ideas will get your creative juices flowing. And if you need more Easter ideas, be sure to check out my Easter Games For All Ages and my 17 Easy Easter Treats post.

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Your kids will love creating these easy Easter egg crafts and you’ll love how easy it is and that you can use many of the things you already have at home.

Candy Easter Egg Craft

This Easter egg craft is full of yumminess and will be more fun to create (and snack while they make it) for your kids.

Materials you will need:

Free Printable Easter Egg Template (at the bottom of this post)

Candy and cereal (jelly beans, Fruity Pebbles cereal, marshmallows, and chocolate chips work well, enough for each child to have a handful of each.)

Craft glue

Place the candy and cereal on the printable Easter egg template in any design you wish. If desired you can have kids glue the pieces on.

Tissue Paper Easter Egg Craft

Materials you will need:

Craft Glue

6-7 sheets of gift tissue paper in bright colors

Scissors

Pencil with a good eraser

Free Printable Easter Egg Template (at the bottom of this post)

Cut your gift tissue paper into strips and then into 1-2 inch squares. You can do this quickly by cutting them all at once. The squares do not need to be perfect. A rough square shape works just fine. Be sure to use different colors of tissue paper, obviously the colors of the rainbow will be the best.

Pinch and twist single square of tissue paper around a pencil eraser. Then apply a dot of glue to the flat end of the twisted pieces of tissue paper and stick them to the rainbow printable.