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I only have a few Easter decorations and, unfortunately, I have no idea where they are.
Luckily, I’ve got two girls that are always willing to make new decorations for me.
I set up a simple art invitation for the girls one day and now I have two beautiful Watercolor Easter Eggs garlands.
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I love surprising the girls with a fun project after school. This time, I set up a simple art invitation.
I cut Easter egg shapes from plain white paper and set them out along with watercolors and black permanent markers.
The challenge was to decorate the eggs for Easter.
They got to work. The girls decided to draw their designs using the permanent marker.
You will want to make sure you use a permanent marker for this project. If you use washable markers, the watercolors will smear the marker lines.
Once they had their designs drawn, the girls used our watercolors to paint their eggs. We had striped eggs, polka dots, flowers, a ladybug, geometric designs, and more.
Each one was different!
When the eggs were dry, I used clear tape to attach them to a string and make the garland.
We’ve got them hanging over a window.
Yay! We’ve got Easter decorations now!
This was such an easy art invitation to set up for the girls. They loved creating and spent a long afternoon at the table. I even had to cut out more Easter egg shapes because we ran out before they were done creating.
If you’re looking for a fun Easter project, look no further than this simple idea for a Watercolor Easter Eggs Garland.
Andorra is a tiny European country located in the Pyrenees Mountains between France and Spain. See Andorra on a map here. It’s size is only 181 squares miles and completely mountainous. Most citizens live in the few valley areas. Tourism is the biggest industry in Andorra, especially mountain sports. (Source: Oxford Atlas of the World) Since winter sports are so important to Andorra’s economy, we decided to focus on that for our art project. We made our own puff paint to create a simple ski mountain.