Eggstra Special Easter Printable Cards

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By now, I’m sure you know how much we love creating things for Easter. Knowing that I hadn’t created any Easter printables had me flustered. So, after we created the “some bunny special” printable cards, next on our list was using the word eggstra as many times as possible. Because why not?! We hope you love these eggstra special Easter printable cards as much as we do.

With the help of my oldest daughter, who drew out the really fun egg image, we created these cute printable Easter cards, perfect for handing out at school or to friends and neighbors. They will also be a great party favor if you plan an Easter egg hunt this year.

eggstra special printable cards for Easter

Before I share the printable, let me share a little about what we used for ours.

While these eggstra special printable cards are cute enough to hand out independently, they also make a great gift tag.

You can use any individually wrapped Easter treats, but I attached mine to single-serving bags of Cadbury mini eggs because they are our favorite. Plus, it was a great play on words.

Target sells small bags for around $1 a piece, which is budget-friendly, especially when you have a large group to buy for. You can also purchase bags of Easter candy and put them in individual bags.

Once you’ve printed the eggstra special printable cards and cut them out, you can tape them directly to the treats or punch a hole in the card and attach it with a ribbon.

eggstra special artwork

My oldest daughter drew this egg and created the patterns and the colors. Isn’t it beautiful?! I’m working on putting together some Easter coloring sheets so I can use it again. In the meantime, don’t forget to download the Easter bunny paper bag craft template. It’s such a fun craft to put together with your kids.

How to Download:

1. Download our eggstra special printable cards, open it in Adobe Acrobat, and print on cardstock paper (you can also use regular printer paper if that’s all you have available). Make sure to select landscape and “actual size” before printing.
2. Cut each card using a paper cutter or scissors (10 on each page).
3. Write your child’s name at the bottom of the card. Alternatively, if you have Adobe Acrobat and have editing capabilities, you can add your child’s name before printing.

The best part about these printable cards is that it’s a digital file so you can save it to your computer and print as many as you need. I always recommend saving it somewhere that you will remember, in case you want to use them next year.

What do you think of our eggstra special Easter printable cards? Make sure to check out all of our Easter printables and recipes.

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