Fun Dropper Easter Art for Kids

This was an enjoyable Easter art project using paint and pipettes!

These watercolour paper Easter eggs were really fun to paint!

This is a simple, but fun Easter art idea that we did yesterday. There are so many ways to decorate Easter eggs art. This dropper art was a project that all 3 of my girls enjoyed! Dripping the paint onto the paper is a fun way to paint!

*Important: This art project was supervised by an adult. Small parts are for children ages 3+ Always actively supervise all art projects.

Droppers and pipettes are a fun way to paint!

Dropper Easter Art Project for Kids

You will need:

• Droppers or pipettes

• Watery paint (we used Crayola neon coloured washable paint with water added in to make a liquid, but you could use liquid watercolours)

• Watercolour paper cut into an egg shape

• Optional: a sprinkle of eco glitter

What to do:

• Mix a little water into the paint to make a liquid (you may have to experiment until you get the right consistency.)

• Allow your child to explore sucking the paint up with the pipette/droppers and dropping/dripping the paint onto their egg shape to decorate it.

• Optional: Sprinkle glitter on at the end while the paint is still wet.

• Leave overnight to dry.

Tips:

• My toddler used the colourful animal faced droppers from Curious Columbus as they were easier for her squeeze (closely supervised at all times). My older girls used the smaller pipettes.

• This can get messy - so add something underneath like an art tray or do this one outside!

• I've linked the original blog post below where we used these droppers with paint last time if you haven't seen it yet.

• The more paint your child adds to the paper the longer it will take to dry.

Creating Easter egg art with paint droppers and neon paint

My girls were all very proud of how their Easter egg art creations turned out!

The finished Easter art!

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Dropper Easter Art Idea for Kids

Thank you for reading this blog post! I hope you feel inspired to create.

This was such a fun way to paint the Easter eggs! Droppers and pipettes are not only fun, but a great way to work on fine motor skills and hand-eye coordination too.

You might also be interested in how we used the droppers for process art in this blog post here: 3 Simple Process Art Ideas.

Let me know in the comments below if you try this fun art idea.

Until next time, have fun learning in a playful way!

Danica

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