Easter this year falls on Sunday April 21st. I’m one of those people who prefer for it to fall in late March or in early April. I just prefer the holidays to be more evenly spread out, especially after a long winter season.

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Anyway, I’ve got another easy-to-make craft project to share with all of you and this one is easy enough for older children to make too!  You can use these painted chicks seashells to decorate the inside of your home, as part of the decor on your holiday table or place them outside to welcome visitors to your home. If you’re tired of the same old, same old tradition of hiding painted Easter eggs, paint up a slew of your seashells and hide those instead!

If you enjoy painting on seashells or crafting with seashells…you’ll find over 70+ seashell craft projects right here on the Two Classy Chics blog! We will be sharing more seashell craft projects in the future too!

Painted Yellow Chicks Seashells for Easter Decorating

Large Clam Seashells
Yellow, White, Black, Blue and Orange Craft Paint
Paint Brush, Water Dish, Paper Towels
Clear Acrylic Spray Sealer

Base coat your large clam shells with 2 coats of bright yellow acrylic craft paint and let dry. Using the black paint make 2 ovals to serve as the eyes. Use the orange paint to make a triangular-shaped beak. Let dry.

Using white paint make 2 smaller sized ovals to serve as the chick’s inner eye. Use blue paint to make a small arc-shape in the corner of each eye. Use the black paint and a fine-tip paint brush to add-on the eyebrows, eyelashes and to outline the beak. Let dry.

Take your painted seashells outside and lay them on old newspaper or on an old plastic placemat. Lightly spray them with the clear acrylic sealer. You will need 1 coat if displaying them indoors and 2 coats if you’re displaying them outdoors. Let them dry for 2-3 hours or until no longer tacky. That’s it, you’re done!

If you enjoy painting on seashells or crafting with seashells…you’ll find over 70+ seashell craft projects right here on the Two Classy Chics blog! We will be sharing more seashell craft projects in the future too!

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Last year we started sharing with all of you some frugal craft project ideas that utilize found objects like river rocks and seashells. Some of the designs we’ve featured included Halloween, Christmas, Easter, Spring and Summer themes. All of these craft projects are fun to make, are inexpensive to do and even the older kids can make them.

If you enjoy painting on seashells or crafting with seashells…you’ll find over 70+ seashell craft projects right here on the Two Classy Chics blog! We will be sharing more seashell craft projects in the future too!

Today’s craft project is on how to make an adorable Easter Bunny Rabbit using seashells! You’ll need one large clam shells and two smaller oval-shaped seashells to make each of the bunnies. Our large clam shells measure approx. 5″ to 7″ in width and our oval-shaped barnacle seashells are approx. 1 3/4″ to 2″ long. Once completed, they look super cute decorating your front porch, your deck area or place them out in the yard. An adult will need to do the gluing process, but the kids can do all of the painting!

Kid’s Craft Project – Painted Easter Bunny Seashells

Large Clean & Dry Clam Shells
Oval-Shaped Barnacle Seashells
White, Black, Medium Pink and Light Pink Acrylic Paint
Paint Brush, Water Dish, Paint Palette
Newspaper and Paper Towels
Clear Acrylic Spray Sealer – Glossy Finish
E-6000 Adhesive Glue

Lay newspaper down on your work surface. Have an adult glue the two small oval-shaped seashells onto the large clam shell using E-6000 adhesive. They will form the bunny’s ears. Let them dry overnight.

Use white acrylic craft paint to add 2 coats of paint on the outside of the large clam shell and on the inside and outside of the two ears. (Our barnacle shells were originally black, we opted to paint both the inside and outside of each shell with white paint).

Once your white base coat has completely dried, it’s time to add the facial features. Use black acrylic paint to add the two eyes and the whiskers. Use medium pink paint to add the triangular-shaped nose. Use light pink paint to make the inner ears. Let dry for approximately 30 minutes. Use white paint and dot the center of each eye. Let dry for at least 1 hour before proceeding.

Lay two sheets of newspaper down outside on the ground. Place your shells on top. Lightly spray a coat of clear acrylic sealer on top. Wait one hour and then spray on a second coat. Let dry overnight. Your seashells are now ready to be displayed indoors or out! Make sure you add the sealer to protect the painted finish!

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