Every now and then we like to update a project we’ve made in the past. Back in 2015 we made some really cute Easter egg animals. And now Meagan has created a whole new set for this month’s craft collection. 

Our template below includes four different designs so you can craft a little bunny, lamb, pig, and chick peeking out of some grass. Just check out our supplies list below to get started!

cardstock Easter egg animals

Happy Easter to ewe!

These Easter egg animals would be so fun to craft with kids. Depending on their age, they can help paint (or dye) the eggs, then glue the pieces on. If you end up using the spun cotton eggs, you can keep this craft around as Easter decor for next year, too!

Skill level: Beginner 

Crafting tips: Use a pencil to mark out the eyes, mouth, and nose before painting them on. You can also do this craft with your dyed eggs instead of the spun cotton ones.

Other projects shown: Frosted paper button fern and paper Easter basket

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Tools

Materials

How to Make Cardstock Paper Easter Egg Animals

  1. Gather your tools and materials. Then download the template below.
  2. If using paper spun eggs, place the egg on a wire or skewer to making painting easier.
  3. Paint or dye your egg.
  4. Cut out the cardstock shapes, then add detail to the ears and nose. Check PDF template for detail color and placement we used for our eggs.

Full tutorial available for members to download below.

cardstock Easter egg animals tutorial by Lia Griffith

cardstock paper Easter egg animals

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Explore More

Want more cute and simple crafts like this one? Explore all of the different Easter eggs you can make. Or check out more Easter projects.