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Tissue Paper Easter Egg

By Jen

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Only a few days left until the Easter bunny arrives at our house. That means only a few days until the annual Easter Day parade in our neighbourhood. We’re getting ready to host a big Easter feast after the parade. Aside from the food we’ll be serving, we are working on creating some Eastery decorations for the house. Here’s an easy last minute Easter craft idea. All you need is a piece of card stock, a pencil, white glue and some scraps of tissue paper.
tissue paper easter egg

Tissue Paper Easter Egg

First step, sketch an egg onto the card stock.
Tissue Paper Easter Egg cut out
Let your child design the Easter egg, with the pencil or, you can draw on the design.
Tissue Paper Easter Egg egg drawing
Cut colourful tissue paper into small squares and have fun sorting it.
Tissue Paper
 
Tissue Paper pilesPlace the end of the pencil into the centre of the tissue paper square. Wrap the tissue paper around the pencil.
Tissue Paper on Pencil
 
Tissue Paper on pencil
Dip the end of the pencil into a dish of white glue.
Tissue Paper on pencil with glue
Place the glued tissue paper into the design. Repeat until the egg is completely decorated.
Tissue Paper pencil with glue
 
tissue paper easter egg
Once dried, cut out the Easter egg and hang!
Tissue Paper Easter Egg
Yep, it’s that simple. Yep, it’s that festive. A great craft that kids can do from beginning to end on their own. They don’t even realize they are working on a math concept…pattern creation. Love it! We are making many, many more for Easter.
 

 Here are a few of our other awesome Easter crafts, activities and recipes…

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  1. andie jaye says

    April 3, 2012 at 3:16 pm

    these are so fun! tissue paper is so versatile! thanks for linking up to tip-toe thru tuesday!

  2. Rebekah says

    April 3, 2012 at 11:14 pm

    I like the tip of using the pencil. My daughter complains if she gets glue on her hands, so this idea will minimize the whining.

  3. Carrie @ My Favorite Finds says

    April 4, 2012 at 11:38 am

    Awww. These are so cute! Thanks for sharing at Handmade Tuesdays!

  4. Cathy @ NurtureStore says

    April 10, 2012 at 4:04 pm

    Stopping by via the Kids Co-op 🙂 I love the 3-D element of the egg.

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