DIY Paint Chip Easter Egg Banner

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This DIY paint chip Easter egg banner is a fun holiday craft the entire family will love! Plus it’s adorable for the home and is inexpensive!

Wooden mantel with paint chip Easter egg banner hanging from it

When my kids were still at home one of my favorite annual activities with the kids was Easter Resurrection Cookies. They tasted amazing and my children got to experience the Easter story in a hands on way. Win win!

We also did lots of crafts so this Easter banner was the perfect time for an easy craft that helps create memories as a family. Or if your kids are adults like mine, grab a grandkid or neighbor friend. Children love to help and this activity is all about family and memory making (plus a little bit of repurposing, too!)

This project may not have Easter bunnies but this could definitely have an outdoor use for an egg hunt at the starting line! Think outside the box with your materials

Materials:

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Paint chips (you may have some on hand but if not this is a great place to buy them!)
Oval printable (included)
Scissors
Glue Stick
Piece of thick cardboard
String, thread or jute
Silver Bows or embellishment of some kind
Pop Dots

Instructions

Step 1. Use my free oval printable and print on heavy cardstock.

Click here to get the free oval printable. I found this size works well with the larger paint chip cards.

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Step 2. Cut out one oval to use as a template.

cutting out ovals next to pink paint chips

Step 3. Glue oval shape onto thick cardboard.

glueing oval onto cardboard with pink paint chips

Step 4. Cut out oval and use as template to trace onto each paint chip. 

cut out oval from heavy cardboard with pink paint chips on the counter

Step 5. Use as many paint chips as needed to create the size banner you desire.

You can pickup paint chips at your favorite paint store or home improvement store. You can find paint chips here if you prefer to buy them.

trace oval onto pink paint chips

Step 6. Attach paint chips to string or thread and add bows with a small pop dot.

Think creatively on other embellishments that could be added to spruce up the banner.

attach silver bows to eager egg banner from paint chips

Step 7. Hang!

I love to add a banner or garland to my rustic barn wood floating mantel.

wooden mantel with spring decor and paint chip Easter banner

Happy Easter to everyone! If you loved this project check out all my other banner ideas below!

DIY Paint Chip Easter Egg Banner

This DIY paint chip Easter egg banner is a fun holiday craft the entire family will love! Plus it’s adorable for the home and is inexpensive!
Keyword Easter Egg Banner

Ingredients

  • several Paint chips
  • 1 Oval printable (included)
  • 1 pair Scissors
  • 1 Glue stick
  • 1 piece Thick cardboard
  • 1 String, thread or jute
  • 1 Silver bows or your favorite embellishment
  • 1 Pop dots

Instructions

  • Use my free oval printable and print on heavy cardstock.
  • Cut out one oval to use as a template.
  • Glue oval shape onto thick cardboard.
  • Cut out oval and use as template to trace onto each paint chip.
  •  Use as many paint chips as needed to create the size banner you desire.
  • Attach paint chips to string or thread and add bows with a small pop dot.
  • Hang!

Video

DIY Easter egg banner out of paint chips

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6 Comments

  1. So simple and so pretty. We have a whole bunch of paint chips in a box somewhere that we got from a hardware store that closed down and I can’t wait to dig a few out to copy what you’ve done. Thanks for the inspiration Marty