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Paper & Chalk Art Carrot Craft Idea

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It's simple EGG-CELLENT! Come learn more about our orange carrot craft tutorial and recreate it with your little bunny today!
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A heart-shaped orange carrot with googly eyes and a smile is glued to black paper. Green crayon strokes top the chalk art carrot, and two crayons lie on the side. Text reads Chalk Art Carrot.

We are going to show you how easy it is to make this super fun spring craft project using black cardstock, sidewalk chalk AND our free printable! Keep scrolling to learn more about our Paper & Chalk Art Carrot tutorial!

A heart-shaped orange carrot with googly eyes and a smile is glued to black paper. Green crayon strokes top the chalk art carrot, and two crayons lie on the side. Text reads Chalk Art Carrot.

Sidewalk Chalk & Paper Carrot Craft

I’ve done it again on Glued To My Crafts! Our unique sidewalk chalk on paper tutorials have been so popular as of late, that today I decided to add a EASTER THEMED version to the blog archives. Just in time for spring!

With that being said, our super fun chalk and paper smiling carrot craft is going to be rather inexpensive to recreate and a breeze from start to finish. All you need is a few pieces of sidewalk chalk, dark colored paper and our free carrot printable listed below. That’s it!

Plus if your child can “cut and color” they will a pro at this project! I could easily see this idea being done with a large crowd during a family gathering, Sunday school or in the classroom. Even adults can participate in this one too!

So what are we waiting for?! All the details and the free carrot shape printable can be found below. Don’t let this blossoming abstract craft idea slip away. Bookmark it now and later this week, make some colorful “one-of-a-kind” chalk art carrots with the kids!

Be sure to also follow us on Pinterest so you never miss a new tutorial from us! Happy crafting, my dear friends!

RELATED: Cupcake Liner Carrot and Popsicle Stick Carrot House

A chalk art carrot project with green chalk lines on black paper for leaves, beside an orange heart cutout with googly eyes, a crayon, chalk pieces, and colorful scissors on a teal surface.

Get creative with your kids this weekend and try this paper & chalk art carrot craft! They’ll love the chance to get crafty and you’ll have a creative piece of art that will last way past Easter.

Craft Supplies:

Directions:

  • First things first – download our free carrot shape printable listed above in the supply list.
  • Next go ahead and find it on your computer, right click & print the file on a single sheet of white cardstock. You only need ONE print per carrot craft.
  • Now that you have the printable, it’s time to color it in with your choice of craft medium. I used a crayon on mine.
  • When done coloring in the shape, use your craft scissors to trim it out.
  • Discard excess paper.
  • At this point in time, if desired, add a face to your cutout. Add some wiggle eyes and use a black marker to draw on a smile.
  • Now grab a single sheet of black cardstock and your green chalk.
  • Turn your black paper so it’s “portrait” on your working area.
  • Envision your carrot on the paper. Using the chalk, make several lines of greenery, on the top half of the paper.
  • When done with the chalk, use baby wipes to clean off excess chalk from fingers and hands.
  • Now grab your orange cutout from earlier and choice of adhesive.
  • Secure you orange piece on the bottom half of the black paper, so it looks like the greenery is coming from the heart shape. This gives the illusion of a carrot.
  • Add any other embellishments you see fit {maybe some glitter or small Easter themed stickers!}
  • Then display your custom one-of-a-kind paper and chalk carrot piece proudly for all to see!
  • Don’t forget to share pictures with us on your social media sites! #gluedtomycrafts

RELATED —> Handprint Carrots

A heart-shaped orange carrot with googly eyes and a smile is glued to black paper.

We really hope you enjoyed this chalk art carrot tutorial! It’s something I’m really proud of and hope you consider recreating with your child this season!!

On that note, at Glued To My Crafts we have a “knack” for stepping outside the traditional. It’s kind-of what we strive to do with our website {especially when the holidays come around!}

So before you leave, please check out our popular Carrot House, Carrot Car and Handprint Carrot craft posts! All three are unique to us and sure to bring EGG-CELLENT smiles to your child’s face, when you help them recreate each one this spring season!

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A heart-shaped orange carrot with googly eyes and a smile is glued to black paper. Green crayon strokes top the chalk art carrot, and two crayons lie on the side. Text reads Chalk Art Carrot.
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Paper & Chalk Art Carrot Craft Idea

It's simple EGG-CELLENT! Come learn more about our orange carrot craft tutorial and recreate it with your little bunny today!

Here’s your checklist of supplies to bring this craft to life:

Prepare your creative haven by laying down a protective cover before the crafting magic begins!

Directions:

  • First print out our provided printable, in color, on a single sheet of white cardstock paper. You only need one print per craft.
  • Now that you have the printable, it's time to color it in with your choice of craft medium. I used a crayon on mine.
  • When done coloring in the shape, use your craft scissors to trim it out.
  • Discard excess paper.
  • At this point in time, if desired, add a face to your cutout. Add some wiggle eyes and use a black marker to draw on a smile.
  • Now grab a single sheet of black cardstock and your green chalk.
  • Turn your black paper so it's "portrait" on your working area.
  • Envision your carrot on the paper. Using the chalk, make several lines of greenery, on the top half of the paper.
    A chalk art carrot project with green chalk lines on black paper for leaves, beside an orange heart cutout with googly eyes, a crayon, chalk pieces, and colorful scissors on a teal surface.
  • When done with the chalk, use baby wipes to clean off excess chalk from fingers and hands.
  • Now grab your orange cutout from earlier and choice of adhesive.
  • Secure you orange piece on the bottom half of the black paper, so it looks like the greenery is coming from the heart shape. This gives the illusion of a carrot.
  • Add any other embellishments you see fit {maybe some glitter or small Easter themed stickers!}
  • Then display your custom one-of-a-kind paper and chalk carrot piece proudly for all to see!
    A heart-shaped orange carrot with googly eyes and a smile is glued to black paper.
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Craft Activity Safety Guidelines:

Always Ensure Adult Supervision - Young children should be supervised at all times when engaging in craft activities. This is essential to keep them safe and ensure materials are used correctly. Use Age-Appropriate Supplies - Choose craft supplies that are suitable for your child’s age. Check labels for recommendations and avoid items with small parts or sharp edges for younger children. Modify as Needed - Feel free to adapt materials or steps to meet your child's abilities and safety needs. For example, substitute scissors with safety scissors if necessary. Keep an Eye on Allergies - Be mindful of potential allergens in craft materials like glue, paint, or certain fabrics. Opt for non-toxic and hypoallergenic options whenever possible. Organize and Secure Supplies - Keep all craft tools and materials organized. Store sharp objects, small parts, and potentially hazardous items out of reach when not in use. Following these guidelines will ensure that crafts remain fun, creative, and, most importantly, safe for everyone involved!