SPIN ART EASTER EGGS

 

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Have you ever created spin art with a salad spinner? It’s a simple and fun way to make beautiful paint-splattered prints (or even paper flowers!). We brought out this favorite kitchen art tool of ours for some Easter fun!

Check out the video above or read below for step-by-step instructions and lots of photos!

To clarify up-front, we used WOODEN eggs for this art project! We love using wooden eggs, so we can keep the eggs forever and of course they aren’t fragile like real eggs!

Spin Art Easter Eggs – Materials:

– Paint (we used tempera paints in squeeze bottles)
– Salad spinner
– White wooden eggs

Instructions:

Step 1. Add a a few eggs to your salad spinner (we used 3 at a time to not overcrowd it).

Step 2. Splatter some paints over the eggs.

Step 3. Spin spin spin! Remove the eggs to dry on parchment or butcher paper.

Note: use a paper towel in between spinning to remove excess paint from the inside of the salad spinner – especially when you are using different paint colors and don’t want colors from one batch to spill over.

This fun art process creates such pretty paint-speckled, marbled eggs. And it’s fun for kids to choose their colors and spin away!

Have you tried spin art before? Check out our spin art doily flowers and kid-made spin art hangings.

SPIN ART EASTER EGGS

Print

This is a simple and fun way to make beautiful paint-splattered Easter eggs! We love using wooden eggs, so we can keep the eggs forever and of course they aren’t fragile like real eggs!

Materials

• Paint (we used tempera paints in squeeze bottles)
• Salad spinner
• White wooden eggs

Notes

Step 1. Add a a few eggs to your salad spinner (we used 3 at a time to not overcrowd it).

Step 2. Splatter some paints over the eggs. 

Step 3. Spin spin spin! Remove the eggs to dry on parchment or butcher paper. 

Note: use a paper towel in between spinning to remove excess paint from the inside of the salad spinner – especially when you are using different paint colors and don’t want colors from one batch to spill over.

And lots more creative Easter projects for kids!

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