If your kids are bored of just painting with a paintbrush, consider trying pom poms with clothespins! You can make an awesome Easter egg craft using them!
You will need pom poms, clothespins, paint, a black marker, and a piece of paper.
Start by drawing an egg shape with a black marker on a piece of paper.
Grab each pom pom with a clothespin and dip them in paint.
Have the kids press them on the paper making patterns with the colors.
I think it made an awesome print on the Easter egg…kind of like a splatter effect!
If you liked this one, check out my other Easter crafts for kids!
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Hi! Thanks for this adorable idea. We are going to by trying this during spring break and the kids are very excited. Just left a link to this project on a blog post that will be published on 4/3/15.
This is so much fun to experiment with alternative painting textures and tools. Another tip might be to try q-tips with a marshmallow on the end. I find the more creative you process the more unique the product turns out :) If I am ever out of paint brushes in the future I wont let that stop us from taking the paint out for some fun. Thanks for this post and the amazing pictures.
Love these! We do sponge painting with clothespins but have not tried pom-poms.
Love the idea. Will make a heart shape for Valentine’s Day with the pom-pomps
Can’t wait for Easter to try out the pompom idea with the 3yr old I look after.
Thank you for sharing it. Jane
Those turned out super cute with pastel colors!
We loved this idea! Thank you for sharing!
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Very nice idea &easy method kal
Thanks for the idea.. I will try pompom butterflies for Spring with my kids at daycare.