Easter Egg Splatter Painting
The Splatter Station
Most of this is reusable year after year. The eggs come from your fridge.
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Eggs & paint
- Egg blower toolNeededView on Amazon
Empties eggs without anyone putting their mouth on raw egg.
- Washable kids’ tempera paint, pastel setNeededView on Amazon
Washable and non-toxic. Pastels make the classic spring look.
- Plastic squeeze bottles or syringesNeededView on Amazon
Fill the shells through the little hole with almost no mess.
- Masking tape or washi tapeNeededView on Amazon
Seals the hole after filling.
- Egg cartons (save your own)
Hold filled eggs upright until throwing time.
The target
- Large stretched canvas, 24 × 36 in or biggerView on Amazon
The keepsake version: dries, signs and hangs.
- Plywood or a scrap board (alternative)
A primed plywood panel from the hardware store works great and costs less.
Tip: Hardware store: ask for a 2 × 4 ft primed panel.
- Plastic drop clothNeededView on Amazon
Under and behind the board. Cleanup is just folding it up.
Throwers’ gear
- Kids’ safety glassesNeededView on Amazon
Shell bits can fly. Glasses on for everyone.
- Kids’ art smocks or ponchosView on Amazon
Or an old T-shirt of Grandpa’s. That works too.
Don’t have the kit yet?
The supplies are only half of it. The printable kit has the steps, the printables and the grown-up playbook.
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