This Easter bunny handprint is cute and perfect for this time of year.

Create your own cute Easter hatching chick with these easy step by step instructions.

This is a simple craft that is perfect for preschoolers or even toddlers to make. Turn a painted handprint into a cute Easter egg craft with just paint, paper, and scissors.

Tissue paper bleeding is an interesting technique that provides unique, unpredictable results. Adding in this beautiful printable egg is the perfect accent to this fun craft.

Grab this printable template egg and you are halfway to this fun craft. Kids can use a pom pom to dab paint on the eggs in any pattern they wish and build fine motor skills at the same time.

These printable egg templates are the ideal base for some pretty painted products. Give kids watercolors and let them practice staying in the lines to make these amazing artworks.

Black glue is an interesting art medium that is super easy to make. Literally just combine black paint with glue to make these Easter eggs that have a stained glass appearance to them.

An Easter egg template and a salad spinner might seem like an odd combination, but the end results can’t be argued with. The salad spinner produces wild patterns and colors that are perfect for an Easter egg craft.

Sponge stamping is a great way for kids to develop their fine motor skills while having fun. They can stamp several cute animals with this craft project.

This Easter art project is sure to be a hit with kids of all ages! Combine creativity and sweetness by making edible art using colorful candy.

Multiple art styles come together to make this really interesting, unique project. The printable bunny template helps bring everything together.

It’s always fun to integrate artistic techniques into craft projects for kids. This printable uses the pop art approach to Easter eggs, rendering them in interesting ways to give a different perspective.

Here’s a fun way to decorate eggs for some really wild-looking results. Use nail polish with paper eggs, and apply this marbling technique for some very intricate patterns.

Stamp painting is a great way for younger kids to make artworks without having to fuss with paintbrushes. Make a cute bunny stamp out of a few toilet paper tubes so they can stamp away.

This Easter craft takes it a step further by incorporating an electric griddle. However, the melted crayon suncatchers turn out so beautiful that the extra effort is definitely worthwhile.

A carrot, a plastic fork, and some paint are all it takes to make this fun craft. Kids will love stamping carrots on paper and adding a stem using a fork.

Here’s a fun, simple art project that is ideal for toddlers or preschoolers. Cut a sponge into an egg shape and let them stamp loads of eggs inside the picture of a basket.

Resist art is a popular technique for dyeing eggs, but real eggs don’t have to be the only medium for it. Use the egg template with watercolor paints to make wax resist eggs on paper.

Here’s a really simple craft that works out far better than one might think. Just cut some tin foil egg shapes, and color on them with markers for a whole new spin on Easter crafts.

Cookie cutter painting is another stamping activity that is especially great for younger ones. Squirt several adjacent blobs of paint for a fun rainbow effect when stamping with the Easter cookie cutters.

Making paint out of Peeps is a pretty wild idea. But what’s even crazier is just how well this puffy paint turns out.

Let the kids take charge of Easter decorations this year with this fun craft. Print and cut out the egg shapes, then let them get creative with watercolors before hanging the decorated eggs together to form a vibrant garland.