Paint Scrape Easter Egg Craft

Are you ready for some Easter fun? This Paint Scrape Easter Egg Craft is such a great way to get creative and play with paint in a different way. It can get a little messy, though, as only the best paint crafts do. So I would definitely suggest taking that into consideration.

Paint Scrape Easter Egg Craft

We used a piece of a shipping box from our last cardboard craft, which happened to be Cardboard Yarn Wrapped Flowers, to scrape the paint on our Easter eggs. We then wiped the paint off after each scrape. You could also use multiple pieces of the box for less mess. And for the egg shape, we used our Free Printable Easter Egg Template from our Tape Resist Easter Egg Craft.

Paint Scrape Easter Egg Craft

Easter Egg Paint Scrape Craft

To make our painted Easter eggs you will first need our egg template.

Craft supplies needed

The rest of the supplies include rectangle strips of cardboard, white cardstock, acrylic paint in an assortment of colors, markers, and scissors.

Paint Scrape Easter Egg Craft Supplies Needed

  • Egg Template
  • Cardboard
  • White cardstock
  • Acrylic paint – assorted colors
  • Markers
  • Scissors

Easter Eggs Scrape Painting Step by Step Directions

Begin by gathering your cardboard. Make sure it’s easy to grip and the side when standing up sits flat. You will also want to make sure your table is protected, and you’ll need paper towels to wipe the paint from the cardboard.

Squeeze drops of paint along side of cardstock.

Now, squeeze drops of paint along the side of a sheet of white cardstock. Use whatever colors in whatever pattern you’d like.

Scrape with cardboard.

Then use the piece of cardboard to scrape the paint from one side of the cardstock to the other.

Paint scrape.

Wipe the paint off the cardboard after each pass.

Paint scraping paper.
More paint scraping.

Make more eggs in different colors and patterns. It’s addicting!

Let paint dry completely.

Let all the paint dry completely.

Trace egg.

When the paint is completely dry, print the egg template. Trace the egg onto the painted cardstock.

Cut out egg.

Cut out the egg.

Use markers to further decorate Easter eggs.

Now, the eggs are beautiful as is. However, we took our eggs a step further and continued to decorate them with markers.

Paint Scrape Easter Eggs

Such a fun Easter egg craft! We hope you get creative with this one, too!

Paint Scrape Easter Egg Craft

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More Easter Egg Crafts for Kids

Looking for more Easter egg crafts? Check out our Salt Painted Easter Eggs, Paper Strip Easter Eggs Craft, Paper Plate Easter Basket Craft, and our Smush Paint Easter Eggs Craft to name just a few of our many fun Easter crafts for kids at Our Kid Things!

Paint Scrape Easter Egg Craft

Paint Scrape Easter Egg Craft

Prep Time: 10 minutes
Active Time: 30 minutes
Additional Time: 1 hour
Total Time: 1 hour 40 minutes
Difficulty: Easy

Grab some paint and cardboard for this really fun Easter egg paint project!

Materials

  • Egg Template
  • Cardboard
  • White cardstock
  • Acrylic paint - assorted colors
  • Markers
  • Scissors

Instructions

  1. Begin by gathering your cardboard. Make sure it’s easy to grip and the side when standing up sits flat.
  2. Now, squeeze drops of paint along the side of a sheet of white cardstock. Use whatever colors in whatever pattern you’d like.
  3. Then use the piece of cardboard to scrape the paint from one side of the cardstock to the other.
  4. Wipe the paint off the cardboard after each pass.
  5. Make more eggs in different colors and patterns. It’s addicting!
  6. Let all the paint dry completely.
  7. When the paint is completely dry, print the egg template. Trace the egg onto the painted cardstock.
  8. Cut out the egg.
  9. Now, the eggs are beautiful as is. However, we took our eggs a step further and continued to decorate them with markers.

Notes

You will want to make sure your table is protected, and you’ll need paper towels to wipe the paint from the cardboard.

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