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These simple egg shape templates are great for egg crafts for kids! Whether you are making Easter egg crafts, exploring animals that lay eggs, or simply learning about the letter E these blank egg templates cover every shape and size you could need!

There are so many ways to use these blank egg templates. Use them as an Easter egg stencil, paint them, glue them, and more!

Below you will find some crafty ideas to use for turning these Egg templates into a fun craft your kids will love.

Egg Template and Craft Ideas

Here are some easy Easter Egg craft ideas that you can make with your kids.

You may also be interested in this cute Peeps bunny craft template!

Easter Egg Stained Glass Craft

Use Goth Glue and Sharpie markers to make this cool Easter Egg craft! This is a really easy Easter craft that makes a beautiful Easter egg that you can hang on windows. You can get the full tutorial here!

Easter Egg Sun Catchers

This simple craft for kids is easy to create with Easter color tissue paper. You can pull this craft together really quickly because you only need a few supplies including the free printable Easter egg template below!

Supplies:

• Tissue Paper (in different colors)
• 2 pieces of Black Construction paper
• Easter Egg template printable
• Contact paper (2 pieces sized 8×10 for the front and back of the project)
• Scissors
• Hole Punch
• String

Directions:

1. Cut out Easter egg template (both the inside and outside of the egg, so that all you have left is the black outline of the egg)
2. Use Easter egg template cut out to trace an egg shape on black construction paper
3. Cut out the black egg, then cut out the inside of the black egg so that you are left with an egg shape frame
4. Then place the black Easter egg frame on the contact paper
5. Now use the small tissue paper squares to decorate the inside of the Easter Egg
6. Place the second sheet of contact paper on top of the tissue paper
7. Cut out the Easter egg leaving about a 1/2 inch of contact paper around the black Easter egg frame (this will keep the contact paper from coming apart)
8. Punch a hole in the top and add string
9. Hang your Easter Egg in a window

Easter Egg Coloring Sheets

My kids love decorating Easter eggs, so I let them color and decorate a paper Easter egg. Last year we placed our Easter eggs in the windows so neighbors could drive by and hunt for the Easter eggs! It was such a fun twist on the traditional Easter Egg hunt.

Supplies:

• Easter Egg Printable
• Scissors
• Crayons, Markers, Paint

Directions:

1. Print out an Egg for each kid
2. Let kids decorate their paper eggs
3. Cut out the eggs or let kids cut them out
4. Hang the Easter eggs in your windows so neighbors can hunt for them as they drive by

Easter Egg Water Color

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!

Supplies:

• White crayon
• Water color paint
• Egg template PDF printable
• Scissors

Directions:

1. Use the white crayon to make a design
2. Paint the egg template with water color paints
3. Let the paint dry and then cut out the Easter egg

Shaving Cream Marbled Easter Egg

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.

Supplies:

• Blank egg template
• Shaving cream
• Tray
• Food coloring
• Old table cloth (because it can get messy!)
• Spatula

Directions:

1. Lay out an old table cloth or find a place that you won’t mind getting messy (like outside)
2. Spray shaving cream on the tray (just enough to make a thin layer when spread around)
3. Put 1-2 drops of food coloring on different areas of the shaving cream
4. Use the spatula to mix the shaving cream and food coloring (be sure not to over mix! it looks more like tye-dye when there are streaks of white mixed with the color)
5. Cut the Easter egg blank out
6. Place the Easter egg template in the shaving cream
7. Wipe off the excess shaving cream with the spatula
8. Set aside to dry
9. Wash off shaving cream and start again to make different colors

Salt Painted Easter Eggs

Salt painted Easter eggs are a crafty way to create unique Easter eggs with a little glue, salt, and water color!

Supplies:

• Glue
• Salt
• Water color paint
• Paint brush
• Eater Egg blank printable

Directions:

1. Use glue to outline Easter egg
2. Then use glue to create a design inside the Easter Egg
3. Pour salt on top of the glue, making sure all the glue is covered with salt
4. Shake the extra salt onto a plate or bowl to use for another salt painting
5. Let the glue dry and then start painting the salt glue with water color paint
6. When your egg is dry, you can cut out the egg.

Blank Egg Template

This large Easter egg template is great for Neighborhood Easter Egg Scavenger Hunts, diy crafts for kids, and more! 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!

FREE Download Easter Egg Template

Medium Easter Egg Template

These medium sized Easter Egg templates are great for preschool activities for kids. I like to use these medium egg templates for sorting activities with my kids. I have found ways to use them for sorting letters, numbers, addition/subtraction fact families, and multiplication fact families.

There are many ways to use these in the classroom or at home!

FREE Medium Easter Egg Template

Small Easter Egg Template

These small Easter eggs can make for a great indoor Easter egg scavenger hunt. Have kids decorate a dozen eggs and then hide them around a room.

You can also use these to tell the Easter story by writing part of the story on each egg and placing it in a plastic egg.

I also like the idea of kids opening a Easter egg each day with a bible verse on printable egg as a countdown to Easter.

There are so many fun and creative ways to use these blank egg templates!

FREE Download Small Easter Egg Template

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