Potato Stamping Easter Card

Handmade cards are the best! Today we will show you how to make a super cute Easter card with potatoes with your children. We made sweet-looking bunnies with pom pom-shaped tails, but you could also make chick stamps or even Easter egg potato stamps too.

Ready to make this Easter craft? Let’s do it!

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How to make Easter cards with stamped potatoes

What you need:

potato
knife
colorful pompoms
pencil
glue
paint
paint brush
white cardboard
black manufacturer

Fun tip: instead of using potatoes, you can also use Peeps as stamps.

Step-by-step instructions

Carefully cut (adults only, unless you are using child-safe equipment) the potatoes in half.

Draw a simple bunny shape on the flat surface of half a potato. If you have a bunny cookie cutter, you can use that too.

Now, using a cutter (adults only), carefully cut around the bunny outline drawn on the potato.

Once you’ve cut the bunny outline, make slits around the potato.

Then, peel off the excess potato around the bunny shape to make a stamp.

Take a piece of white cardstock and fold it in half horizontally to make the base for the Easter card.

You can have your child dip the potato in paint or use a paint brush to cover the potato with paint.

Carefully press the painted potato stamp onto the cardstock to create a bunny print.

Repeat the drawing and stamping process with different colors to create a vibrant Easter card.

Make as many rabbits as you like. This technique is also fun when you make your own wrapping paper.

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