Easter Card Coloring Page with Three Smiling Eggs and Two Tulips

Happy Easter runs across the top of this Easter card coloring page in two lines of big outlined letters, where a greeting card puts its title. Below the words, three decorated eggs with smiling faces sit in the grass between two tulips, and three round flowers line the bottom edge.

Kids can print it free and make their own card for a grandparent, a teacher or a neighbor. The letters and the eggs have wide open spaces, so children as young as four can color it.

How this coloring page was created

For this page, we typed this idea into Colorin AI: "the front of an Easter greeting card: the words Happy Easter in big letters at the top, three decorated Easter eggs and two tulips below them." On the finished page, the greeting fills the top third and the eggs and flowers sit underneath.

The phrase "the front of an Easter greeting card" shaped the whole composition, with the greeting on top and a compact scene below it, like a card cover. "Big letters" gave the words outlines wide enough to color in, and "two tulips below them" placed one tulip on each side of the eggs to frame the group.

The Eggs, Letters and Flowers on This Card

The three eggs on this card have faces. Every egg smiles with an open mouth, raised eyebrows and big round eyes with a white shine in each pupil, so the card looks cheerful before any color goes on. The faces sit inside the patterned bands, which gives a child a face to color around and patterns to fill.

A child making a card has no lettering to plan. The greeting is already drawn at the top, and the inside of a folded card stays free for a message in the child's own handwriting.

Happy fills the first line and Easter the second, eleven letters in all, every letter drawn as a hollow outline with rounded corners. The middle egg stands behind the eggs on either side and carries a wavy band near its top and wavy lines below its face. The left egg has large dots and wavy bands, with one dot half hidden behind a flower. The right egg has zigzag bands, and a second zigzag crosses it at the level of its smile.

The two tulips rise behind the eggs on straight stems, one on each side, with long pointed leaves. Along the bottom, blades of grass surround three five-petal flowers, and the middle flower covers the lower corner of the left egg.

Coloring Ideas and Techniques

The letters set the mood of the card, so they are a good place to begin. Pastel pink, yellow and lilac suit a spring greeting, or the letters can switch between two colors from the H to the final r.

Keep the faces of the eggs light so the eyes and smiles stay easy to see, and put the stronger colors in the bands. The dots on the left egg can each take a different color.

To turn the page into a real card, color it, trim the margin and paste it onto a sheet of construction paper folded in half. The message goes inside, written by hand.

Want the inside of the card to show your own family? Convert a photo from your egg hunt into a second page to color and tuck it into the card.

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