The whole family is going to have so much fun through Easter and spring crafting and playing with this DIY Easter egg carton checkers board.
Disclosure: This project has been compensated as part of a social shopper insights study for #collectivebias (#gluenglitter)
Are you looking for an Easter craft to do with your egg cartons? I have just the thing.
The kids are going to love this DIY Easter-themed checkers game board.
Easter egg carton checkers game board
Supplies
- 1 16×16″ thick plywood
- Paint:Â Pink (matte & metallic), Yellow (matte & metallic), green and blue
- Egg cartons (24 egg cups)
- Card stock: orange, yellow glitter, pink glitter (2 shades)
- White pom poms
- Elmer’s glue spots: thin mini and pop-up medium
- Wiggly eyes
- Black marker
- X-Acto knife, scissors, ruler, and paintbrushes.
Instructions
Paint your egg cartons with pink paint for the bunnies, and yellow paint for the chicks.
Cut out wings and feathers for the chicks and ears for the bunnies using the glitter card stock and use Elmer’s glue spots to attach them into place.
Fold a piece of orange card stock in half, cut out small triangles (beak) and attach using mini glue spots. Attach the googly eyes using glue spots too. Draw on any other facial features using the marker.
Don’t forget to attach pom pom cottontails to the back of the egg carton bunnies using the glue spots too.
Paint the piece of plywood to resemble a checkers board and set aside to dry.
More Easter crafts
Are you looking for more fun Easter crafts to make with the kids? Take a look at these:
- Easy and adorable Easter bunny crafts
- Chick and duckling snack cup craft
- Paper bunny ears headband craft for preschoolers
- Toilet paper roll bunnies
- Easter mason jar crafts
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25 comments
This is super cute, and would even be a great little gift to put in an Easter basket!
So stink in ADORABLE and clever! You ROCK!!
Thanks Jules. Pick away, you know where to find me and I will try to help any way I can.
These are adorable Tonya,a perfect Easter craft! I need to pick your brain on a craft project that I want to start….
These are adorable! Great use of egg cartoons!
Those are adorable, so cute!
Seriously girl! This is brilliant!! So creative. You’re just awesome!
Tonya! These are ridiculously cute!! And don’t even get me started on how much I love your photos.
These are so beautiful. What fun you must have had making them. I’ve just stumbled upon this beautiful space of yours and am so very much looking forward to having more of a look around.
oh my goodness. best thing i’ve ever seen. so excited to find your blog. will be browsing. xo.
those are adorable! what a fantastic idea!!!!
So cute! But seriously, how long did that take to make????
love it, what a cute idea
A couple of DVR'd episodes of my favorite crime shows :). I cannot sit still when I'm watching TV so I craft … and crafting gives me a good excuse to be watching TV.
Thank you Michelle.
Thank you. The kids are having a fabulous time playing with them.
Thank you so much
Thank you Marie … and thank you too for adding my blog to your post recently about the other 9 More Kid Craft Websites.Â
Thank you so much Kate and yes I did have fun making them and the kids now know how to play checkers 🙂
Thank you so much Rachelle
Brilliant brilliant brilliant! This is so incredibly cute!
I run Fun Family Crafts, a site similar in nature to Craftgawker and Spotlight, but different in that it’s a library of craft tutorials geared only at kids. I would love it if you’d stop by and submit this to be featured! (I link to you, I don’t post your tutorial on the site) Feel free to submit as many kid friendly craft tutorials as you like! http://funfamilycrafts.com/
Just stopping by to let you know that I’ve featured your craft on Family Fun Crafts! You can see it here:
http://funfamilycrafts.com/easter-checkers/
If you have other kid friendly crafts, I’d love it if you would submit them. 🙂 If you would like to display a
featured button on your site, you can grab one from the right side bar of your post above.
Thank you so much Tami
I adore those little checker pieces!! You have some awesome ideas…thanks for sharing them!!! I mentioned you in my blog post, on how to use empty egg cartons. You can find it here at OH, Dill Pickles http://ohdillpickles.blogspot.com/2013/01/recycle-it-reuse-it-and-upcycle-it.html
Thanks
Tracy @Oh, Dill Pickles
Adorable! A very nice project for the kids… they’ll love it!