Easy Easter Crafts That Your Kids Will Love

Looking for some easy Easter crafts for kids this spring? These crafts are perfect for toddlers, preschoolers and older children to create at home or school. Spring is such a lovely time of the year because of the change of weather and beautiful colors. I thought it would be fun to share two adorable art projects including a cool way to dye eggs and scrape painting to celebrate spring. Have a wonderful time making these easy crafts with your loved ones this Easter!

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Fizzy Dyed Easter Eggs

Supplies

Baking Soda
White Distilled Vinegar
White Craft eggs or Hard-boiled Eggs
Food Gel Coloring
Paint Brushes
Plastic Mini Cups
Squeeze Bottle (optional)
Bowl

Directions

First, create a baking soda paint by mixing 1 tbsp of baking soda with 5 drops of food coloring. Mix to form a wet paste. You can add a few drops of water to get the right consistency.
Next, place the egg in a bowl then start painting with baking soda paste using the paint brush. I purchased my craft plastic eggs from Walmart but these eggs are similar. Your child can use different colors. I set out four mini cups with the baking soda paint for my boys.
Add vinegar to the squeeze bottle then squirt the egg to create a cool chemical reaction. You can also add the vinegar to a cup if that’s easier for your child.
Finally, set aside to dry. Your egg should have a unique pattern. It’s okay to dab egg with paper towel to remove excess vinegar.

easy Easter egg craft including this fizzy dyed Easter egg

Scrape Painting Easter Eggs

Supplies

Paint ( Easter Colors)
Recycled Cardboard (cut into squares)
White Cardstock
Egg Template
Butcher Paper, Old Blanket or Plastic Tablecloth

Directions

Print and cut out the egg template.
Next, add a few drops of paint all over the paper egg.
Finally, take the cardboard and scrape it across the egg. Start at the top and move downward. Now move in a different direction. Try not to scrape the egg more than 3 times. Set aside to dry.

I had the opportunity to share these easy Easter crafts with viewers of Daytime TV Tampa on WFLA Channel 8. It was a wonderful segment with host, Maggie Rodriguez. These crafts can get a little messy so gloves may be a great idea or have hand wipes nearby. You can view the segment below!