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Easter Stained Glass Art

Stained Glass Watercolor Art ~ Easter Art Projects

Have you tried making stained glass art with your kids?  Its super easy to create, and you only need a few supplies.  Easter art projects are always a hit, and these adorable stained glass creations are so fun for kids and enjoyable for grown-ups too!  Love it!

Watercolor Easter Eggs ~ Colorful Easter art projects

 Materials needed:

  • Watercolor Paper
  • Watercolors
  • Paint Brush
  • Easter Egg Shaped Cookie Cutter
  • Black Tempera Paint

Watercolor Easter Eggs ~ Colorful Easter art projects

 

We used the same stamping technique to create our paper flower garland.  Have the kids stamp egg shapes over their entire paper.  For this project, it works best when the egg prints over lap.

Watercolor Easter Eggs ~ Colorful Easter art projects

 

Once your paper is full of egg shapes, its time to all a little color.  Like a coloring book, use the watercolors to fill in all the white spaces.  Easy Peasy!  I could fill my whole house with simple easter art projects like this.

Watercolor Easter Eggs ~ Colorful Easter art projects

 

It may take a bit of patience to paint all the little areas.  However, we had so much fun painting and chatting.  I love that this little project turned it into family time around the table.

Watercolor Easter Eggs ~ Colorful Easter art projects

 

Notice that the cookie cutter prints are not totally connected and slightly imperfect.  That totally adds a little interest and dimension to the piece.

Cookie cutters make the best prints.  It is so easy, and works for any holiday.  Have you seen our cookie cutter shamrock prints or our star filled 4th of July art?  Love it!

Watercolor Easter Eggs ~ Colorful Easter art projects

 

It was fun watching the kids decide which color should be placed in which space.  They were very concerned that 2 of the same color would be touching.  Ha!  Love it.  I love how these simple prints turned out.  So easy and perfect for most any age.

Watercolor Easter Eggs ~ Colorful Easter art projects

For more Easter crafts for preschoolers, check out our:

Cone Chicks

Counting Carrots

Paper Plate Carrot

Easter Chicks Craft

Carrot Handprint Art

Related posts:

  1. My Favorite Shamrock Cookie Cutter
  2. Stained Glass Shamrock Craft
  3. Stained Glass Nativity
  4. Stained Glass Ornaments
Posted in Holidays, Kid Art and tagged Easter, Kid Art, Painting, Stamping, Watercolors.

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Related posts:

  1. My Favorite Shamrock Cookie Cutter
  2. Stained Glass Shamrock Craft
  3. Stained Glass Nativity
  4. Stained Glass Ornaments
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  1. Phyllis on at 8:36 am said:

    I really like this project! Simple yet beautiful.

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