Printable Easter Eggs to Color and Decorate
Find 27 printable Easter egg sheets for your holiday activities. This collection includes simple blank templates for toddlers, detailed floral patterns for older kids and adults, and festive scenes with spring bunnies and woven baskets.
Patterned Easter Eggs to Color
Detailed floral designs and wavy stripes offer a relaxing coloring activity for older children and adults.
Baskets Full of Easter Eggs
Woven nests and porch step baskets filled with decorated eggs capture the excitement of a holiday egg hunt.
Easter Bunnies and Chicks with Eggs
Spring animals interact with giant eggs, featuring fluffy chicks and bunnies carrying basket backpacks.
Simple Easter Egg Templates for Kids
Large, blank outlines work well as craft templates or easy coloring sheets for toddlers and preschoolers.
More pages to explore
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All 4 more: Easter (23), Spring (50), Easter Bunny (4) and Kawaii Easter (21).
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Using Blank Egg Templates for Crafts
The simple blank outlines on this page are highly versatile for classroom and home crafts. Teachers and parents often use these large shapes as a base for mixed-media art. Children can glue tissue paper squares, glitter, or dry pasta onto the paper to create textured holiday decorations.
You can also print the grid of six blank eggs on heavy cardstock. Once colored, kids can cut them out and hide them around the house or yard for an indoor egg hunt. Here are a few more ways to use the blank templates:
- Print on watercolor paper and use paint to create a resist effect with white crayons.
- Cut out the colored eggs and string them together to make a festive garland.
- Use the blank templates to practice drawing your own zig-zags and polka dots.
Coloring Techniques for Patterned Designs
Our patterned designs feature intricate details like spring flowers, wavy stripes, and geometric shapes. When coloring these smaller sections, fine-tipped markers or well-sharpened colored pencils work best to keep the colors crisp.
To make the designs stand out, try using a contrasting color palette. Pair warm shades like pink and yellow with cool tones like mint green or sky blue. Adult colorists often use blending techniques on the curved edges of the egg to give it a rounded, three-dimensional appearance.
Pairing Eggs with Spring Animals
Many of these sheets combine decorated eggs with classic spring animals. You will find scenes of a spring bunny painting a giant egg or fluffy chicks resting in a woven nest. These narrative pictures give children a chance to color different textures, from smooth eggshells to soft animal fur. If you want more cute holiday animals, you can also explore our kawaii Easter collection.
Questions
Do you have Easter egg templates for crafts?
Yes, we offer single large blank eggs and sheets with multiple blank egg outlines. These simple templates are ideal for toddlers to color or for cutting out and using in holiday craft projects.
Are there Easter egg coloring pages for adults?
We include several eggs with intricate floral patterns and detailed wavy stripes. These complex designs provide a more challenging and relaxing coloring experience for adults and older children.