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DIY Easter doormat with shoes and Easter eggs.
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DIY Easter Doormat

Learn how to make this adorable DIY Easter welcome mat without a cutting machine! This is an easy Easter craft for adults you can complete in a few hours.
Prep Time2 hours

Equipment

  • Coir Doormat
  • Stencils
  • Masking Tape
  • Acrylic Craft Paint
  • Stiff Paintbrushes

Instructions

  • Decide where you want the stencil placed and using masking tape to tape it down to the doormat.
    Stencil taped to doormat.
  • Put some paint on a paper plate, and tap your brush down into it. Begin applying paint to the openings on the stencil using an up and down tapping motion with the paintbrush. DO NOT brush side to side. Hold the stencil down near where you are applying paint.
    Painting on the stencil, holding brush up and down.
  • Continue painting on the stencil until all the openings are covered. You will likely need to go over each area at least twice to apply enough paint.
    Painting on the stencil, holding the stencil down.
  • Carefully remove the stencil, taking it straight to the sink to wash.
    Pulling off the stencil.
  • Use a smaller paintbrush to touch up any areas that look like they don't have enough paint. Again use an up and down tapping motion.
    Touching up the design with small paintbrush.
  • Use additional stencils to add other designs as desired. Make sure not to touch or smudge paint that is still wet.
    Adding the Easter eggs.
  • Allow paint to dry thoroughly (at least 24 hours) before using doormat.
    DIY Easter doormat with shoes and Easter eggs.

Notes

I used doormats and paintbrushes from this Amazon kit.
I used these stencils from Amazon.
Doormat can be sealed with a clear waterproof sealant such as Flex Seal.