18 Fun DIY Paper Mache Easter Eggs Crafts For Kids
Fun DIY Paper Mache Easter Eggs Crafts
Hello, fellow crafters! If you’re ready to start creating something creative and memorable for the Easter season, you’ve come to the right place! These 18 Fun DIY Paper Mache Easter Eggs Crafts For Kids are going to help you find some wonderful, exciting, and cheerful designs!
It’s all about putting a unique twist on these wonderful and exciting shapes using nothing but paper mache to do so!
For those that want to keep things as classic as possible using egg cups, you can design some wonderfully decorated eggs that will sit right in them!
You can make each one unique and put them around your home so that you can have some eggs everywhere you go.
Similar to that is going to be the basket of eggs that you can fill with special ones created and perfected using paper mache.
Bonus points if you get the little ones in your life to help you create wonderful and thought-provoking designs that are going to make them feel extra special when you put them on display.
One cool option is using paper mache eggs as holders for candies or other little trinkets that you intend to give away.
You can make them as simple or complex as you want. One of these DIY paper machine Easter eggs relies on a cracked appearance to display its goodies.
Another one has a smooth round opening. And another has beautiful scalloped edges if you want to try something a bit extra special.
No matter what you’re hoping for, you’ll be able to create something pretty special, and it’ll be just right for the celebratory Easter season.
These are great crafts to do for those you love as gifts, and they also help you decorate your home with sentimental and creatively-based designs that make all of the difference.
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Check Out The DIY Paper Mache Easter Eggs Crafts Below
If you are just so excited that you want to get started as soon as possible, go ahead and scroll down the list to really admire the 18 unique takes on papier-mache Easter eggs.
With so much creativity here, there will be something waiting for every creative-minded artist!
Even if you have never created Easter eggs before or you are new to the magic of paper mache, this still is going to be your ideal creative starting point.
There’s plenty of room to get creative and explore the sheer potential in the artistic world around you!
When you’ve got just the right design, click on the link, and you’ll be taken to the designer’s page to start working on a wonderful design for your home.
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DIY Paper Mache Easter Eggs
These DIY Paper Mache Easter Eggs are perfect for decorating your home or giving them as gifts. These are easy to make and offer endless possibilities for customization.
Designer: Jenn of Sweet T Makes Three
Materials Used:
- newspaper
- white school glue
- bowl
- water
- paint brushes
- acrylic paints
- utility knife
- plastic Easter egg
- a pair of scissors
Completion Time: Unspecified
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Format: Written
Paper Mache Eggs
These eggs can be used to decorate your home or as unique gifts. Easy to make with just a few materials, the possibilities are endless.
Designer: Lucy of Paper Glitter Glue
Materials Used:
- Water balloons
- Diluted white PVA glue (or Mod Podge)
- Scrap paper – tissue paper, newspaper, or brown packing paper
- Gesso
- Paint
- Bowl to hold the balloon
- Craft knife with an 11 blade
Completion Time: Unspecified
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Format: Written
Paper Mache Easter Eggs
This Paper Mache Egg is a fun and affordable craft project that involves covering a balloon or plastic egg with strips of paper dipped in a flour paste. This can be used for a variety of purposes, such as Easter decorations, party favors, or unique gifts,
Designer: Meghan and Marisa of Keep Calm And Mommy On
Materials Used:
- Balloons (1 balloon per egg)
- Newspapers
- Flour Paste (recipe below)
- Strips of different colored tissue paper
- Paint Brush (Not required, you can use your hands!)
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Giant Paper Mache Easter Eggs
These giant paper mache eggs make impressive Easter decorations or unique gifts, and the possibilities for customization are endless. While they may require more time and materials than regular-sized paper mache eggs, the end result can be truly stunning.
Designer: Trina of Coffee & Confetti Mom
Materials Used:
- School Glue
- Balloons
- Newspaper (cut into long strips)
- Mixing Bowl
- Pants Hangers
- Gesso Acrylic Primer
- Washable Paint
- Paint Brushes & Shaped Foam Tool Set
- Paint tray
Completion Time: Unspecified
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Format: Written
Paper Mache Easter Egg Diorama
These dioramas can be used as Easter decorations or given as unique gifts. They offer endless possibilities for creativity and can be adapted to suit any skill level or budget.
Designer: Valerie Lloyd of Smile Mercantile Craft Company
Materials Used:
- Brown kraft paper
- 12-inch balloon
- white flour
- water
- bowl
- sharp heavy-duty scissors
- pencil
- hot glue gun
- hot glue sticks
- Velvet ribbon
- craft paint (one interior color, and one exterior color)
- small doilies (coaster size)
- decorative bowl or plant pot
- shredded paper
Completion Time: Unspecified
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Format: Written
Confetti Paper Mache Easter Eggs Kid Craft
Using just a few materials, this colorful project is perfect for young children and makes a great addition to your holiday decor.
Designer: Paula of Frog Prince Paperie
Materials Used:
- Water Balloons
- Newspaper
- Water
- Elmer’s White Glue
- Colored Papers
- 1-inch circle punch
Completion Time: Unspecified
Size: Unspecified
Format: Written
DIY Paper Mache Confetti Eggs
Add some color to your Easter celebrations with these DIY paper mache confetti eggs. Easy to make and fun for all ages, these eggs are filled with colorful confetti and make for a festive addition to your Easter egg hunt or party.
Designer: Stephanie Gerber of Hello Glow
Materials Used:
- Small balloons
- Confetti
- Mod Podge
- Foam brush
Completion Time: Unspecified
Size: Unspecified
Format: Written
Egg-shaped Paper Mache Easter Lanterns
Light up your Easter celebrations with these beautiful egg-shaped paper mache lanterns. These DIY lanterns are easy to make and add a festive touch to your holiday decor, both indoors and outdoors.
Designer: Danielle of Someone’s Mum
Materials Used:
- Various colored tissue paper
- PVA glue
- Water
- Balloons
- Glue-spreader/paintbrush
- Black paint
- a pen/pencil
- Easter shape templates (see below)
- Small bowls/ramekins
- Electric tea lights (please do not use naked flames. This would be a fire hazard.)
Completion Time: Unspecified
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Format: Written
Global Style Paper Mache Easter Eggs
Put a unique spin on your Easter decor with these global-style paper mache Easter eggs. These DIY eggs are inspired by traditional designs from around the world and offer a creative and fun way to celebrate Easter in style.
Designer: Stephanie of Casa Watkins Living
Materials Used:
- white paint pens
- black pens
- paper mache eggs
- white ribbon to hang the eggs (optional)
Completion Time: Unspecified
Size: Unspecified
Format: Written
Paper Mache Easter Eggs Tutorial
Learn how to make your own paper mache Easter eggs with this easy-to-follow tutorial. These DIY eggs are perfect for decorating, gift-giving, or Easter egg hunts.
Designer: Sara of Mom Endeavors
Materials Used:
- Assorted colors of tissue paper (or any paper you’d like really)
- plastic eggs
- Elmer’s white glue (I used “Glue-All” which had a MUCH faster drying time)
- Elmer’s glue spots (for decorating)
- any embellishments you’d like (glitter, ribbon, stickers, etc.)
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Format: Written
Adorable Paper Mache Easter Egg
Get in the Easter spirit with these adorable paper mache Easter eggs. These easy-to-make DIY eggs are a fun and creative way to decorate your home or give them as unique gifts. Perfect for all ages and skill levels.
Designer: Lucy of Paper Glitter Glue
Materials Used:
- Water balloons
- White PVA Glue
- Tissue Paper
- Gesso
- Paint
- Watercolor paper
- Funky Florals die set 662702 for the flowers and greenery
- Funky Foliage die set 663087 for the mushrooms
- Wildflower Stems die set No. 2 664164 for the Lily and flowers on the outside of the egg
- Critter Sidekick Side-Order Thinlits Die Set – Tim Holtz – Size
- Sidekick Side Order Set by Tim Holtz Springtime – Sizzix
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Paper Mache Easter Eggs
Create a one-of-a-kind Easter with these handmade paper mache Easter eggs. These eggs are fun and easy to make, and offer a creative way to personalize your holiday decorations and gifts with unique designs and colors.
Designer: Ellen of In Our Spare Time
Materials Used:
- Water balloons
- Paper
- Paper mache paste
- Scissors
- Paint (optional)
- Paintbrush (optional)
- Clear acrylic sealer (optional)
Completion Time: Unspecified
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Format: Written
Easy DIY Paper Mache Easter Eggs
Perfect for kids and adults alike, these eggs are simple and fun to make and can be customized to fit any color scheme or style. Use them to decorate your home, for Easter egg hunts, or as wonderful gifts.
Designer: Tara of Mom Can Do Anything
Materials Used:
- Craft Eggs
- Craft Paper
- Glue
Completion Time: Unspecified
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Format: Written
Giant Papier Mache Easter Eggs
These larger-than-life eggs make for an impressive centerpiece or festive decoration and can be decorated in a variety of styles and colors to fit any Easter theme or celebration.
Designer: Jean of Artful Parent
Materials Used:
- Balloons
- Bowl, covered in plastic wrap
- Newspaper, cut or torn into strips
- Flour
- White glue (optional)
- Paint, either tempera or acrylic work well; you can also try BioColors
- Collage items for decoration, such as rainbow feathers, tissue paper, and glitter (optional)
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Format: Written
Vintage Spring Easter Egg DIY
Add a touch of vintage charm to your Easter decor with this DIY vintage spring Easter egg project. Suitable for all skill levels, this egg makes a unique and creative addition to your holiday decorations and gifts.
Designer: Agnes of Just That Perfect Piece
Materials Used:
- Balloon
- Toilet paper
- Mod-Podge
Completion Time: Unspecified
Size: Unspecified
Format: Written
Spring Scene Eggs
Create a magical spring scene with these DIY spring scene eggs. These eggs are perfect for Easter decorations and can be customized with your favorite miniature figurines, flowers, and other spring-themed items.
Designer: Cindy of Little Miss Celebration
Materials Used:
- Glue
- Moss
- Craft Eggs
- Dotted Ribbon
- Styrofoam in a metal bucket
- Two picks from Hobby Lobby in green and blue.
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DIY Marbled Paper Mache Easter Eggs
Add a pop of color to your Easter decor with these DIY marbled paper mache Easter eggs! These eggs are fun and easy to make, and can be customized with your favorite colors and patterns.
Designer: Casey of Vitamini Handmade
Materials Used:
- Powdered Alum and Methocel. This Jacquard Marbling Kit comes with both in addition to some primary color paints (that I didn’t use).
- Acrylic paints in various spring-time colors
- Paper Mache Eggs
- Gesso Primer or white acrylic paint
- Foam brush
- Bamboo skewers
- Toothpicks
- Cardboard scraps
Completion Time: Unspecified
Size: Unspecified
Format: Written
Painted Paper Mache Easter Eggs
Put your own creative touch on your Easter decorations with these painted paper mache Easter eggs. These eggs make a unique addition to your holiday decor.
Designer: Jessi Wohlwend of Practically Functional
Materials Used:
- Americana acrylic paint
- paper mache eggs
- faux Spanish moss
- decorative tin
Completion Time: 20 minutes
Size: Unspecified
Format: Written
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