Easter is a joyful time to celebrate with family and friends, so have some fun and make some easy Easter egg designs for kids or to decorate together. We have collected the cutest and simple Easter designs you and your kids can enjoy.
These 40 best Easter egg designs for kids come with free picture tutorials that will teach you how to color Easter eggs, give you free easy design templates, and learn how to make funny Easter egg designs like Disney Eggs, Angry Bird eggs, and more!
Best and Simple Easter Egg Designs
We’ve got you all hooked up with super creative and good Easter egg designs for kids that you can do as a family or for a party and even for homemade gifts and Easter traditions in preparation for your Easter Sunday.
Easy Easter Egg Design Templates
There is always a lot of creativity going around when it comes to decorating Easter eggs. We have easy Easter egg designs to help you be creative and have a lot of fun with the way you decorate your egg. Check out the egg templates below.
1. Calligraphy Egg {free Easter egg design template} ~ Make your own tattoo’s to decorate your Easter eggs this Easter using the free egg template.
2. Melted Crayon Easter Eggs (unavailable) ~ After the eggs have been hard boiled and are still warm, you can doodle on them with crayons. The heat from the hard boiled egg will melt the crayon.
3. Monogram Easter Eggs ~ These monogrammed eggs are gorgeous! Using vinyl or stickers and egg dye, you can create your own monogram Easter eggs in just five simple steps.
4. Subway Art Easter Eggs ~ Using acrylic paint and vinyl stickers you can create these fabulous trendy subway art Easter eggs.
Simple Easter Egg Designs
Are you looking for simple Easter egg designs? Here’s one that’s easy to make using supplies found around the house.
5. DIY Carrot Easter Eggs ~ Aren’t these carrot eggs absolutely darling and clever? Ceramic eggs, chalk paint and felt were used to make them!
Glow In The Dark ~ Good Easter Egg Designs
Glow in the dark Easter egg design is a way to make your Easter eggs bright and glistening. Simple materials and techniques produce an artistic, good Easter egg design.
6. Glow-in-the-dark Easter Eggs ~ This fun game is a great alternative to hunting traditional Easter eggs this year. Tweens and teens will love this twist on traditional egg hunting as well, keeping the family tradition of hunting Easter eggs alive for a few more years.
If you’d rather buy than DIY then you can order these Glow In The Dark Easter Eggs to Buy on Amazon (unavailable) with slime, $12. {affiliate link}
7. Glow In The Dark Easter Egg Hunt (unavailable)~ To make these glow in the dark eggs you will need size large plastic Easter eggs and flameless tea lights. You need one tea light for each egg.
Easter Egg Template
Looking for the best Easter egg design template for your own egg hunt? See how others design eggs and learn how to easily create one with these egg templates.
8. Temporary Tattoo Easter Eggs ~ These Easter eggs are absolutely beautiful! Instead of the traditional egg-dying technique, try decorating eggs with temporary tattoo’s. It can’t get any easier than that!
9. Pretty Ways to Dye Easter Eggs ~ These fun and funky Easter egg designs for kids were first dyed using an egg dyeing kit. After allowing them to dry completely you can adhere to the white stickers around the egg.
Good Easter Egg Designs Stencil
Easter eggs make colorful and festive decorations during spring. We share a good Easter egg design stencil you can use to make pretty Easter eggs.
10. How to Make Leaf Print Eggs (unavailable)~ These Easter eggs are absolutely beautiful! Instead of the traditional egg-dying technique, try using a reverse-stenciling method.
Funny Easter Eggs Designs
Coloring Easter eggs is one of the most favorite activities on Easter! Here you can find some really funny Easter egg designs for kids to color and use on your Easter egg hunt! Happy Easter!
11. DIY Emoji Easter Eggs ~ These silly emoji easy Easter egg designs are adorable! Use your imagination to create these cute and funny Easter egg designs. No templates needed.
12. Mr. Humpty Dumpty Easter Eggs (unavailable) ~ These Mr. Humpty Dumpty funny Easter eggs design are fun and fab. Hard-boiled eggs are dipped dyed with a hand drawn face on them. Simple and easy!
13. Easy Hipster Easter Eggs {free printable} ~ How are you dying your Easter eggs this year? I couldn’t resist. {snicker} Add some whimsy and fun with these tattoo’s to your dyed eggs this Easter.
14. Playing with Food – Easter Eggs and Rolled Fondant ~ These Mr. Potato Head, Bunny and Chick fondant eggs are fun and fab. Buy store-bought plain eggs and customize them to make it a unique gift.
15. Thumbprint Easter Eggs (unavailable) ~ Fingertips coated in paint create perfect tiny templates for mini animals, Easter eggs, faces, and more.
16. Funny Farm Eggs ~ These Funny Farm eggs are adorable! Great idea if you want to go dye-free. Use your imagination to create these cuties, no templates needed.
Best Easter Egg Designs Cartoon
Learn how to draw a cartoon Easter egg. The designs of Easter eggs are wide and varied, with many decorative styles and symbols. Let’s draw some of them here.
17. Angry Birds Easter Eggs ~ Make your own Angry Birds Easter Eggs with acrylic paint, fun foam, googly eyes and felt.
18. Dyed Ninja Turtles Easter Eggs ~ Quickly transfer dyed eggs into Ninja’s with a strip of ribbon and googly eyes.
19. Lego Ninjago Easter Eggs (unavailable) ~ Your little man will love these Lego inspired Easter eggs! Contact paper was used for the face, dyed and then colored in.
20. Minion Easter Eggs (unavailable) ~ If your kiddos love Despicable Me, then why not try your hand at painting Minion eggs? All you need is eggs, dye, sharpies, a white paint pen, and a cotton ball.
Disney Easter Egg Designs
Who doesn’t love Disney? Why not transform your Easter eggs into your favorite Disney character? Learn more about how to do these good Easter egg designs.
21. Disney Frozen Easter Eggs ~ Here is a fancy schmancy way to decorate some eggs for your Easter decor this year! You’ll need double sided adhesive, glitter and rhinestones perfect for a princess. Festive and chic!
22. Perry, the Platypus Easter Egg (unavailable) ~ Perry the Platypus goes incognito this season and in his best disguise. Download the free template to make your own Perry.
23. The Red Queen Easter Egg (unavailable) ~ The Red Queen is not hard to miss with her egg-straordinarily large head. Download and print the free template.
24. Cheshire Cat Easter Egg (unavailable) ~ That sneaky Cheshire Cat is sure to turn up somewhere. He’s a purple dyed egg embellished with the mischievous character’s toothy grin. Download the free template.
25. Disney Princess Easter Eggs (unavailable) ~ Sadly, there is no tutorial for these Disney Princess Eggs. But, I wanted you to see how adorable these eggs are. You could probably use water colors and markers to re-create them.
26. Grandpa Gregg Egg (unavailable) ~ Grandpa Gregg Egg has a paper tube body and glued-on features. These egghead family members will crack your kids up.
27. Daddy Deggster Egg (unavailable) ~ Daddy Deggster has a paper tube body and glued-on features.
28. Mom Peggy Egg (unavailable) ~ Dress up Mom Peggy Egg in her Sunday best.
29. Baby Megg Egg (unavailable) ~ Don’t forget Little Baby Megg. She makes a great addition to the family.
Themed Easter Egg Painting Designs
Transform plain hard-boiled eggs into works of art with these simple Easter egg designs and painting techniques. There are many fun and easy ways to transform plain hard-boiled egg shells and add a little artistry to your good Easter egg designs.
30. Doctor Who Easter Eggs (unavailable) ~ These amazing Doctor Who Easter eggs are not edible, but a fun conversation piece for the Doctor Who buff. They are painted paper mache eggs. You could also use wood eggs as well.
31. Pokemon Easter Eggs ~ Transform your dyed Easter eggs into Pikachu and Powerball using this simple tutorial. You’ll be the coolest mom ever!
Paper Mache Easter Egg Designs
Paper Mache Easter egg designs are classic decorations. Not only are these eggs easy to make, they are also affordable and fun. Find some great paper mache Easter egg designs right here.
32. Paper-Mache Easter Eggs ~ Here is a fun craft ideas your children are sure to love this Easter. The egg can hold a surprising amount of candy and the tissue paper seems to be delicate, making for a delightfully heavy and yet fragile object, much like a real egg. Also like a real egg you have to break the shell to get at what’s inside. Children love things they have to destroy to open.
Easter Egg Dye Designs
Dyeing Easter eggs is a fun activity for spring. Learn how to make various designs with eggs, vinegar and food coloring here.
33. Stamped Decoupaged Eggs ~ Here is a beautiful example of Stamped Decoupaged Eggs. You can create your own by stamping an image onto tissue paper, cutting around the image, then decoupaging onto the eggs. When you add the decoupage glue the tissue paper disappears and gives it a hand-painted effect.
Easter Egg Design Templates for SVG Files
Eggs are so much more than decorations; they’re also great in the kitchen. Here are different ways to dye a bunch of eggs and the steps to creating different designs. Find out how to make Easter egg dye step by step here.
34. Silhouette Stenciled Easter Egg Tutorial ~ These silhouette eggs are gorgeous! Using acrylic paint, silhouettes, and wooden eggs you can create your own silhouette stenciled Easter eggs in just four simple steps.
35. Mustache Easter Egg ~ How are you dyeing your Easter eggs this year? I couldn’t resist. {snicker} Add some whimsy and fun with these vinyl adhesive cut mustaches to your dyed eggs this Easter.
Easter Egg Patterns to Sew
If you’re looking for a quick project, try out these Easter egg patterns to sew. Learn how to make a variety of shapes here.
36. Fabric Easter Egg ~ Download the free pattern to make your own fabric Easter eggs to decorate your Easter table, home decor, or give as a homemade gift.
Easter Egg Decorating Ideas
Easter is a holiday all about fun and family. To help bring an Easter basket’s contents to life, these Easter egg decorating ideas are just what you need.
37. Velum and Washi Tape Egg (unavailable) ~ An adorable alternative to the traditional egg dye! Using 1/2 washi tape, vellum, and craft punches you can make a pretty pattern to decorate your eggs.
Confetti Easter Egg Design
Whether you are crafting Easter bunny eggs or making candy Easter eggs, this confetti design is simple and fun. Learn how to create confetti Easter eggs here.
38. Carrot Confetti Easter Eggs ~ How fun are these carrot eggs? Any bunny would love these! Using an orange sharpie, you can make carrots from squiggle lines.
Spray Paint Easter Egg Designs
Spray paint can give a colorful and unique look to Easter eggs. And only a few materials are needed to finish this fun project.
39. Kaleidoscope Easter Eggs ~ Here is a fancy schmancy way to decorate some eggs for your Easter decor this year! Spray paint paper mache eggs along with some craft paint and you’ll create beautiful kaleidoscope eggs to display! Festive and chic!
40. DIY Metallic Easter Eggs ~ Create your own metallic Easter eggs with spray paint and a chalk pen. Aren’t they gorgeous?!
More Simple and Best Easter Egg Designs and Activities from Tip Junkie
- Check out these 17 DIYs to Dying Easter Eggs The Easy Way.
- Looking for 33 Egg-citing Ways for Coloring Easter Eggs? Read more here.
- Grab these 47 Egg-ceptional Easter Printables [free!] and your kids will absolutely have the best Easter!
- Recycle your plastic bottles and containers with thsese 25 Creative Uses For Plastic Easter Eggs {upcycle}.
- Make Easter activities extra fun by trying five of these 46 Amazing Easter Eggs and Easter Egg Hunt Tutorials.
- Or five more from 18 Easter Egg Hunt and Activities for Easter Sunday.
Time Tip: If you’re looking for something specific, type in any word in the Search Box and you’ll receive tons of creative DIY and how-to make tutorials.
 | Which of these Easter Egg Designs will you try with kiddos this Easter Sunday? Share it in the comments below! ~ Laurie {a.k.a. the Tip Junkie} |
.
Join 200,000 Creative Women!
Sign up for weekly inspiration and FREEBIES!
EMAIL:
P.S. Join the conversations over on the Tip Junkie Facebook page. It’s a great place to ask questions on how to make things or for specific tutorials you need.
Hi I’m a teacher, and I love some of your ideas for my classroom. Do you allow pinning any of your pages to pinterest?
Thank you!
Ann Sielaff
Thanks so much for the shout out, Laurie! Great collection of ideas!
This is so cute. Thanks for posting.
Love the different eggs…I will have to try a couple of them!! Just wanted to let you know I pinned it!! 🙂
Denise
I write for several magazines and I am writing an article for Mother’s Day on gift ideas you can make yourself. I came across your website and just love all your ideas. I was wondering if it would be okay for me to post a link to your website in my article? Thank you so much and have a wonderful week.