Let’s take the common Easter tradition known as an “egg hunt” and turn it into a crafty idea today!

Keep scrolling to see how I made this Paper Bowl Easter Egg Hunt kid craft idea come to life with just FOUR simple supplies and steps! #gluedtomycrafts

Easter Egg Hunt In A Paper Bowl

Today’s spring themed tutorial is going to be the EASIEST kid craft idea you lay your eyes on this Easter season.

This mixed media Easter egg hunt art project is just a handful of green shredded green Easter glass, glued into the inside of a large paper bowl and then some pretty “egg” stickers place on top off everything to look like an egg hunt. Very much like a real deal!

And that’s it! No complicated steps or supplies with this egg hunt craft! I promise you that your hair won’t be falling out due to stress on this one!

In fact, I don’t even need to write a full tutorial from the few words above. That’s how easy it is! But no worries… I’m going to go over it in a little more detail below, just in case 🙂

So find all the details and supply list below. Then pull out your crafty materials and make your own paper bowl “egg hunt” with your child today! Don’t feel limited by my Easter grass craft tutorial either. Although I purchased my Easter grass and stickers from Michaels, the materials can be easily swapped out for cheaper stuff at stores like Dollar Tree or Walmart!

Happy crafting, my dear friends! Don’t forget to share pictures of your finished crinkle paper Easter egg hunt in bowl craft creations {boy that’s a mouth full!} on our Facebook page afterwards, so we admire your hard work from a far! I can’t wait to see how awesome it turns out! #gluedtomycrafts

PAIR YOUR EGG HUNT CRAFT WITH —> Paper & Chalk Art Bunny In Grass

Egg Hunt Craft Supplies:

• Large Paper Bowl – one per egg hunt craft {any brand and/or color!}
• School Glue
• Green Shredded Easter Grass
• Easter Egg Stickers

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The Simple Directions:

• First put a good amount of school glue ALL over the inside of your paper bowl.
• Next up, pull out/tear off a chunk of green crinkle grass. Lump it up with your hands into a ball.
• Place that ball of grass into your glue covered paper bowl. Press it down and use your hands to make sure all the grass is inside the bowl. If need be, use scissors to clean up any loose strands but that’s if you don’t want it to look messy 🙂
• Finally – grab the Easter egg stickers, pull off the backings and place the eggs in random spots in the grass. Add as many or as little eggs as you like.
• That’s pretty much it! Let it all dry completely and display your Easter Egg Hunt piece proudly! Easy peasy!!!

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Make it your own:

Don’t have egg stickers on hand? Make some of your own! Cut egg shapes out of cardstock and decorate them with markers & crayons for a custom look. This added step could actually make your craft time go even farther if you like {especially with older kids who would enjoy this craft but need more of a challenge!}

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Before you click away to recreate this unique egg hunt craft, let’s check out these popular Easter themed Glued To My Crafts’ posts and pair them with your craft plans!

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Popsicle Stick Easter Bunny Trucks

Thumbprint Easter Egg Hunt

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Paper Bowl Easter Egg Hunt

Print This Tutorial

Tools:

• School Glue

Supplies:

• 1 Large Paper Bowl
• Green Easter Grass
• Easter Egg Stickers

Instructions:

• First put a good amount of school glue ALL over the inside of your paper bowl.
• Next up, pull out/tear off a chunk of green crinkle grass. Lump it up with your hands into a ball.
• Place that ball of grass into your glue covered paper bowl. Press it down and use your hands to make sure all the grass is inside the bowl. If need be, use scissors to clean up any loose strands but that's if you don't want it to look messy 🙂
• Finally - grab the Easter egg stickers, pull off the backings and place the eggs in random spots in the grass. Add as many or as little eggs as you like.
• That's pretty much it! Let it all dry completely and display your Easter Egg Hunt piece proudly! Easy peasy!!!

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Notes

Make it your own:

Don't have egg stickers on hand? Make some of your own! Cut egg shapes out of cardstock and decorate them with markers & crayons for a custom look. This added step could actually make your craft time go even farther if you like {especially with older kids who would enjoy this craft but need more of a challenge!}