Pretty much everyone knows about the little yellow cartoon mischievous minions. It’s kinda like the “let it go” song – as parents we really never forget these catchy “things.”
So on that note – if you have a Despicable Me movie fan still in your home, may I suggest you make some Craft Foam Easter Egg Minions with them today?
Spring is here, the flowers are blooming, and Easter is just around the corner! It’s the perfect time for some fun, creative activities that the whole family can enjoy. If your kids are fans of the mischievous and adorable Minions from Despicable Me, we’ve got the perfect craft idea for you—Easter Egg Minions!
These little yellow guys are not only fun to make but will also bring extra cheer to your Easter celebrations.
This easy and engaging craft is ideal for kids of all ages (and adults who love to get crafty, too!). We’ll show you the materials you need, step-by-step instructions, and tips to make this activity a hit with your family. Get ready to add a pop of color and personality to your Easter festivities!
Crafts like these aren’t just about creating something adorable. They’re about sharing laughs, making memories, and cherishing those moments spent together as a family. This Minion Easter egg activity combines creativity and fun, helping your kids create keepsakes they’ll remember for years to come!
Craft Supplies:
Before you get started, gather the following supplies. Most of these are likely to be already lying around your home, and the rest can be found at your local craft store or online.
- Large Yellow Craft Foam Egg Shapes
- Blue, White and Gray Cardstock Paper
- Craft Scissors
- Adhesive
- Black Markers
Directions:
- First things first – grab ONE egg shape, your cardstock paper and scissors.
- Use your scissors to cut out a half circle shape for the overalls on the minion.
- Adhere it to your yellow egg cutout.
- From the remaining cardstock paper, cut out goggles and eyes.
- Finish off the egg minion craft with a black Sharpie marker for the facial embellishments on the minion. I went ahead and also added some hair.
Tips for Success:
- Don’t have craft foam egg shapes? We also have a FREE egg printable on our website as well. Just download and print it on yellow cardstock paper instead.
- For young children, pre-cut or set up materials and assist with glue application to avoid mess.
- Allow ample drying time between steps to avoid smearing paint or markers.
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