Easter Egg Templates (Free Printables)

Easter Egg Coloring Pages

A simple Easter egg printable is a fantastic way to add easy Easter fun to the day! You can even color in the eggs and hide them around the house. Kids of all ages and abilities can color and design their eggs!

I’ve also included a giant printable egg template if you want to encourage your neighborhood to hold an Easter Egg Hunt this year with paper eggs in windows! Make sure to use these free printable Easter egg templates and Easter egg coloring pages for your Easter activities this spring!

🎨 ALSO CHECK OUT: Easter Art Projects for Kids

What else can you do with these Easter Egg Printables?

The easiest activity with our egg template is to print, cut, and color! However, you can also add a variety of fun art techniques to the blank or patterned eggs. All you need is a little imagination and household supplies to turn your next art project into an Easter one!

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These Easter egg designs aren’t just artsy—they’re a little science-y too! That means you’re diving into STEAM fun (that’s STEM + Art). Discover how art and science come together in these colorful Easter egg activities. Click the links below to explore exciting and creative ways to decorate your eggs this Easter!

🎨 Read more about STEAM activities here!

• Watercolors and Salt
• Salt and Glue
• Black Glue and Watercolor
• Fizzy Painted Eggs
• Homemade Puffy Paint
• Salad Spinner Art (use plain egg cutouts)

Grab your free Easter egg printable pack below👇!

Project Idea: Famous Artist Easter Eggs

Use our free Easter Egg Templates (above) to create these famous artist-inspired eggs for fantastic Easter crafts. Bring art history to life with these Easter egg ideas inspired by famous artists!

TIP: 🎨 I’ve added a link to a famous artist-inspired project for inspiration. You may even choose to use parts of the free templates for each activity to add to your egg.

Mondrian Easter Eggs: Like Piet Mondrian, use black lines and blocks of primary colors to create abstract eggs.

Seurat Dot Eggs: Teach pointillism using paint dots! With cotton swabs or paintbrush ends, kids can dab their way to a colorful masterpiece.

Van Gogh Swirl Eggs: Channel Starry Night with swirling pastel strokes and starry sky vibes using oil pastels or thick paint.

Kandinsky Circle Eggs: Fill your egg with colorful concentric circles in Wassily Kandinsky’s bold, modern style.

Matisse Cut-Out Eggs: Cut and glue bright paper shapes onto egg templates in Henri Matisse’s collage style.

Pollock Splatter Eggs: Take it outside and let kids splatter paint like Jackson Pollock! A fun and free-form process art idea.

Frida Kahlo Floral Eggs: Design eggs with bold colors and floral crowns inspired by Frida Kahlo’s self-portraits and cultural roots.

Monet Impressionist Eggs: Create dreamy, garden-style eggs with soft sponge dabs or brush strokes, capturing Monet’s impressionist magic.

🎨 Pro Tip: Create an art cart with basics like crayons, scissors, glue, paints, and paper so kids can jump into creative fun anytime!