Materials Needed

You probably already have these supplies at home. Hard boil your eggs and wait for them to cool before drawing on them. I bought eggs but decided that I’m going to naturally dye those eggs with onions instead (stay tuned for that project.) For this project, I’m using craft eggs and a sharpie marker.

• White eggs (I got mine at the dollar store)
• Sharpie marker

Doodle Easter Eggs

Get creative. You can let you kids decorate too, just be aware that if you use washable markers it will likely smear. You can get colorful sharpies too, or stick with black! These doodle Easter eggs are mindless fun so don’t worry if your doodles look a bit messy, It all comes together at the end.

Once you’re done your done with your doodles you can display the eggs in an egg carton. I used a wooden box and filled it with paper grass and then put the eggs inside. The green paper really makes the black and white eggs stand out.

Now you just have to fill your egg carton or box with your decorated eggs. I’m glad I used the craft eggs because I can reuse these every year with my Easter decor.

More Easter Crafts

• Easter Candy Jar Vases
• Potato Stamp Easter Eggs
• Free Easter Coloring Page

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You’ll need:

• Potatoes
• Knife
• Paint (any color)
• Paintbrushes
• Paper

Potato Stamp Easter Eggs

Cut your potato in half , or lengthwise, so that end up with two oval pieces. Make sure the potato is even, you may have to cut some extra pieces to make sure its straight. You can even carve out shapes or lines in the potato. We chose not to do that, since we wanted to keep it simple!

Dap a paper towel on the inside of your potato so that it’s not wet. The paint sticks much better this way.

Choose some fun Easter colors and decorate your potatoes with paintbrushes. How perfect is it that the potato has an egg shape? You can make lines, dots, swirls, zig zag or paint it all one color. You can even use your fingers to paint your Easter eggs, a little mess is always fun.

Once painted, press your potato Easter egg onto a piece of paper. Hold it down firmly and then lift up to reveal your Easter egg design on the paper.

Wipe away excess paint or wash with water when you’re ready to make new designs. We mixed paint colors and they turned out great.

I think these stamped eggs would make an adorable Easter egg garland once dry. You just have to cut out each egg and attach it to string. We may try that next!

How simple is this Easter egg craft? The kids love it, it keeps them busy and you get a cute piece of art for spring.

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