I am back with some fab free adult easter colouring pages. Five fabulous intricate eggs for you to colour. I adore this selection of intricate eggs as they remind me of Faberge eggs.

Five intricate Adult easter colouring pages. Download your five free easter egg printables, these decorative Easter egg colouring pages are perfect for adults and children alike. Colouring pages are great for mindfulness and relaxation.

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Adult Easter Colouring Pages – Intricate Eggs

I can not believe how fast this year is going and that Easter will soon be upon us. As you know I am a big fan of adult colouring pages and find them relaxing. I decided that each day during lent I was going to spend time mindfully colouring in and have been colouring these Easter colouring pages for adults.

Colouring isn’t just for kids anymore, it is a proven relaxation aid for adults too and I relish the time that I spend colouring in. For me, it is a way to remove myself from the temptation of screen time.

I can sit with the boys whilst they do their homework and do some colouring in or whilst I am waiting for them in the car when collecting them from clubs. I actually have a set of pencils in a roll and take my colouring on a clipboard.

These beautiful intricate eggs are drawn in the zentangle style and would look amazing printed on vellum or tracing paper and then hung on the window as a suncatcher.

I have had fun with these adult easter colouring pages and whilst I was colouring one in, so was one of the boys mates too. Yes, it even enticed an eleven-year-old boy into colouring! He used gel pens, whilst I used the boys’ colouring pencils.

One of the things I love about colouring is that it breaks all age barriers and you don’t have to have a specific talent to be able to have fun colouring. It isn’t about producing the perfectly coloured page, it is about enjoying the process and having fun.

Download your Adult Easter Colouring Pages – Intricate Eggs

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So I hope you have fun with these delightful intricate eggs and I would love for you to come and share any that you complete at Mum in the Mad House on Facebook.

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Colouring Supplies:

I am often asked what products I use and I am a big advocate of using the best supplies you can afford. It is really frustrating to use pencils that keep snapping or refuse to blend well, oh and don’t get me started on pens that bleed through the paper. I always buy the best quality I can afford, not just for me but for my kids too. I want colouring to be a joyful experience. These are mine and the

These are mine and the MiniMad’s suggestions to you. Our tried and tested favourites. When I first started colouring I just pinched the boy’s products, which is why adult colouring is so accessible and over the period of a year I now have my own supplies!

Pens

We are currently loving using Staedtler Triplus colour pens (UK Link/US Link) – they do not bleed through the paper, which is great for adults and kids and they are really bright. Plus you can get different nib sizes (UK LInk/US Link), my niece has the 3mm nib ones (I bought her them for Christmas and she adores them). I also love the way they stand up in the packaging, so you can see the colours.

For a more inexpensive pen, we like the BIC kids coloring pens. These are great with minimal bleed through the paper and last for ages if you forget to put the lid back on (yes I am guilty of this)! (UK Link/US Link).

Pencils

Again we have two distinct favourites. One high quality and the other medium. Staedtler Ergosoft pencils are great value. They are soft and blendable and last really well. These are our go to pencils for pretty much everything (UK Link/US Link), they are not paying me to say this – honest! These are the pencils that the boys use for all their work and colouring too.

If money was no object then it would be Prismacolor pencils. I was introduced to these by the amazing illustrator Jennie Maizels (go check out her sketchbook club, you can thank me later). They are blendable, fantastic colours, durable and everything you could need, but are at the top of the price range. (UK Link/US Link)

Paper

As you are printing off these pages you can control the quality of the paper and unlike colouring books that you buy, you can print one sided (whoop). I print a lot of my pages on standard copier paper and if you have good quality art supplies then that is fine, however, if you are planning on framing or keeping your artwork then it would be better to print on a higher quality of paper. Or if you plan on painting them, then you can print onto inkjet watercolour paper (UK Link/US Link). For standard colouring get some bleed proof paper and use it to print off your pages (UK Link/US Link).

Accessories

You need to have a good quality pencil sharpener for your pencils. I LOVE my standard office supplies one. It can be adjusted to sharpen to a killer point or to a more blunt edge and there is something therapeutic about the crank handle and all the shavings being collected (UK Link/US Link)! We use a Staedtler pencil sharpener for our on the go one and this is the one we keep in pencil cases (UK Link/US Link).The other must have for me is a clipboard. I am often found colouring in downstairs on the sofa on an evening (I try to reduce screens on a night) and rather than rest on a book I use a clipboard (UK Link/US Link).

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16 thoughts on “Adult Easter Colouring Pages – Intricate Eggs”

Jane Taylor February 23, 2016 at 9:46 am

Colouring is soooo therapeutic. I am thinking of pinching my daugher’s ‘Enchanted Forest’ Colouring book that she got for Christmas if she doesn’t start using it soon 😉
liz Burton February 23, 2016 at 11:51 am

These are gorgeous Jen! I’ve just got into colouring myself, just wish I had a bit more time.
JuggleMum, Nadine Hill February 23, 2016 at 11:59 am

I love these really intricate designs, they take longer to do but the results are so much more stunning afterwards. If I get to the ‘need to chill’ stage this Easter I will certainly have a go at colouring one in!
Louise February 23, 2016 at 5:18 pm

ooh these sound perfect! why should kids have all the fun colouring eh! I think I will print out a few of these and invite some friends around for a cuppa and a colour! x
oana79 February 23, 2016 at 8:09 pm

These look beautiful, make me want to print them and dive in bed with a bunch of colouring pens!xx
Mummy of Two + 1 February 23, 2016 at 8:21 pm

Ooooh these look fab! Might have to print some off for myself next time my children ask for colouring pages, we can all sit and colour together!
Globalmouse February 24, 2016 at 11:07 am

Oh no….these make me want to abandon my work for the day and get colouring….they look perfect for a cup of tea and some me time!!
Emma February 24, 2016 at 12:52 pm

Awww, Jen, they are gorgeous. I keep meaning to try adult colouring. I really think it would calm me down.
Anthea February 25, 2016 at 4:30 pm

These are so beautiful, I have a rather lovely idea that I may use them for!
Carolynne @ Mummy Endeavours February 28, 2016 at 1:06 pm

I haven’t tried this new craze of adult colouring… it seems to be rally taking off though! I like the idea of using the gel pens x
mummy little blog March 1, 2016 at 12:10 pm

ohh these are fab sadly i have never been able to colour in the lines.
Sara-Jayne March 1, 2016 at 2:15 pm

Having replaced over a million tops off felt tips throughout the past decade, I am no fan of colouring, but my husband LOVES it – and my sister! I love the colours you’ve used and I wish I found it therapeutic too. The patience you have! Beautiful.
Phoebe @ Lou Messugo March 1, 2016 at 3:05 pm

Those are lovely and I know I used to enjoy colouring in but I just can’t get back into it as an adult, I just feel silly!
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