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Thumbprint Easter Eggs in Farm Truck Craft

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If you want to make a craft inspired by spring, look no further because I think our egg filled farm truck craft is THE craft to do!
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Thumbprint Easter Eggs in Farm Truck Craft Idea For Kids

Ready to get crafty for Easter? Try this fun project with the kids!

Thumbprint Easter Eggs in Farm Truck

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The other day I was at TJ Maxx, when I saw a decorative Easter sign with a farm truck and eggs in the back. The crafty wheels were spinning and here I am today with another FUN kid craft idea on Glued To My Crafts!

So when I came home, I took my popular Snow Plow Truck printable, changed the color of the truck to a nice blue and used it for pastel colored thumbprint Easter Eggs instead! That’s how today’s spring themed craft tutorial was born!

If you and your child want to make an activity inspired by this time of year, look no further because I think this Thumbprint Easter Eggs In Farm Truck is “THE” craft to do right now!

It’s super simple to recreate and rather inexpensive too. Then place your child’s finished “truck” piece in a beautiful frame and use it as instant home decoration, all season long, year after year!

Ready to make it happen? Keep scrolling for the provided freebie and more detailed directions below! Be sure to follow us on Pinterest so you never miss a new tutorial from us! Happy crafting, my friends!

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Thumbprint Easter Eggs in Farm Truck

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DIRECTIONS: 

  • First things first – print out the free template printable {listed above in the supply list} on white cardstock paper.
  • Next grab your ink pads and open them up.
  • Press your thumb {or any other finger} on the ink pad, then on the printable.
  • Repeat to make several “thumbprint eggs” in the back of the farm truck.
  • Clean off your fingers with a baby wipe and a quick trip to the sink with soap & water.
  • To finish off the Easter Egg Filled Truck craft by drawing on squiggles, lines and dot embellishments with Sharpie markers to give each egg a fun look.
  • Then display it proudly for all to see!

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Thumbprint Easter Eggs in Farm Truck

And that’s a wrap on today’s Easter dump truck craft idea! I sure hope you are inspired to give it a try today!

Be sure to come back later today on Glued To My Crafts because I’ll be taking our super popular Thumbprint Pumpkin Patch post and changing it up for an “Easter Egg Hunt” idea instead.

It will then be another tutorial that is simply thumb-tastic to include in your spring craft plans this year!

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Thumbprint Easter Eggs in Farm Truck Craft Idea For Kids

Thumbprint Easter Eggs in Farm Truck

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