Supplies & Directions ⬇️🌈✨ There are some really common kid’s techniques that I feel are like the capsule wardrobe of the kid’s craft world. Once you’ve got those down, they’re so easy to modify for different themes, seasons, and holidays!! From now until Easter, I’ll be sharing 10 different techniques to decorate this paper egg template. I’m hoping through this series you’ll be inspired by a new process art! For reference, my girls are 6 and 9 so each of the activities will be great for that age range (and usually an even wider range than that!) This is technique number 3 of 10. Be sure to follow me @emerald_outlaw to see all of the techniques!!! Supplies: White cardstock or watercolor paper Egg Template (DM on IG to get it!) Water Paint Brush Crepe Paper or Tissue Paper Scissors Directions: 1. Cut small pieces of crepe paper or tissue paper. 2. Lightly dampen egg template with water. 3. Apply pieces of cut crepe paper or tissue paper to the egg template. Use a wet paint brush to damped it. It is okay if the colors are overlapping! 4. Let it dry 10-15 minutes. 5. Remove the crepe paper/tissue paper by gently peeling it off. Discard (do not set on an uncovered surface as color may still transfer!) 6. Let dry. Cut out egg. Notes: *Crepe Paper and tissue paper both bleed ink when that can stain clothing and/or furniture. Be sure to work with a covered surface and wear appropriate clothing. *If you’d like, you can cut the egg template out FIRST so that it’s done in one sitting instead of having to wait for it to dry. #kidscraft #kidscraft #kidsactivity #kidsactivities #artsandcrafts #kidsart #kidscrafts101 #kidscraftideas #craftsforkids #craftsfortoddlers #craftsforchildren #easycrafts #easycraftsforkids #easyactivitiesforkids #elementaryart #elementaryartclass #yaysayers #easter #eastereggs #processart #processartforkids