Foam Dice BunniesCover and decorate foam dice with balloons to make a cute and easy bunny. In winter, use white balloons and make them into snowmen.
Easter Bunny and EggsI saw the idea for these bunnies and eggs in a magazine and decided to use them as an inspiration for making these.
Bunny Candy PouchesI made these for my daughter-in-law's school class so she could give them a fun little treat.
Paper Bag CarrotsTurn a brown paper lunch bag into paper bag carrots for spring or Easter! Paper bag carrots are so easy to make and you probably already have everything you need!
Faux Egg FacesHave some eggstraodinary fun with faux eggs and markers. If your kids are past the age of licking pens or writing on their faces, this is a great idea for kids. Not everyone is going to have these available, but if you can order them from Amazon, or just get the plastic ones from the dollar tree, this is a fun craft.
Mini Wreath BunnyI saw a larger version of this and while I didn't have the materials, I did have them for a smaller version. I hope you like it.
Upcycled Mini Easter HatHere is a fun way to turn a sink basket strainer into a mini hat for Easter or spring. This is a nice way to use socks that are missing their mate!
Chick or Duckling Easter DecorationYou can make this cute chick or duckling Easter inspired paper decoration to hang, as a garland, or simply as is with double sided tape to stick on a flat surface. Either way, this is cute and can be made at home with paper, scissors, and some tape!
Repurposed Easter WreathI found this cute little wreath for about 2.00 and the little buds looked like mini Easter eggs. Using things I had at home, I finished the project in less than 30 minutes.
Easter Bonnet Door WreathI found everything I needed at the Dollar Store to make these Easter bonnet door wreaths. They are easy, fun, and very pretty! You can make them to color coordinate with any color scheme you want.
Making a Plastic Egg GarlandHere is a thrifty way you can decorate your home with this Easter themed garland. This garland is made with plastic eggs, twine, and ribbon. All of the supplies you can find at your local Dollar Tree/99 cents store, or items you may have at home already.
Plastic Easter Egg WreathDon't have an Easter wreath? You can make this simple one with plastic Easter eggs. You can find inexpensive Easter eggs at your local Dollar Tree, 99 cents store (or use any eggs you might already have.)
Happy Easter BannerDo you have left over paint sample chips? They can come in handy for this Happy Easter banner. If you don't, no worries you can achieve this similar banner with construction paper or scrapbook paper.
Plastic Egg Baby ChicksYou can turn plastic eggs into these cute baby chicks for the kids' Easter table decor. Or, up-cycle leftover plastic eggs after Easter as baby chick toys for your toddler!
Baby Chick Easter HatThis is the best of both worlds. A store bought crocheted hat and "eggsellent" baby chicks!
Making Bunny Bag FavorsThis idea is easy, family friendly, and fun! You can use these as favors for parties, filled with fun items or they can be used in your garden as part of a scavenger hunt game. They are made from lunch bags that you can buy from the dollar store or local grocer for under $2.
Recycled Bunny FriendsSpring and Easter are fast approaching. It is time to make some table top friends. Using a lot of items from around the house, this is how to get the family involved in this fun craft.
Paper Easter BunnyThis is a cute little bunny made of paper strips, and it is presented in a glass votive candle jar, with paper grass.
Styrofoam Ball Bunny StatueThis bunny statue is a beautiful little statement piece, great for centerpieces or general decoration. It's made of 2 Styrofoam balls and cardboard, held together by hot glue. Paint it however you please. I chose metallic paint so it really pops!
Nest of FeathersThis nest made of feathers is beautiful and easy to put together. It makes a wonderful candy dish. I've placed my chocolate Easter eggs in mine. All you need are feathers, glue, and balloons. This is great fun for all ages!
Flat and Fancy Hanging Egg DecorationsI decorate my living room window for each holiday. These are so simple, easy and "sort of" fast. Just a few steps and you can decorate any window like this one!
Woven Egg Paper MatTry this fun and easy craft project to do with your toddler. He/she can pick their favorite colors for the strips and weave.
Egg Carton Easter Chick ContainersThese little candy holding chicks are made from egg cartons and paper. They're super adorable and easy to put together. A great craft for all ages!
Cardboard Tube BunniesI find rabbits so adorable in every shape and form. Here is a super thrifty way to make cute little bunnies from the cardboard tubes in toilet paper rolls. I use hot glue to keep the rabbit structure together, then regular glue for the details. This would be a fun craft for kids to decorate and make their own.
Easter Egg Collage DecorationDo you want to make sure that the Easter Bunny knows where to deliver the Easter eggs? Use some left-over pieces of cardstock, rhinestones, and sugar strands, and make an Easter egg collage to help the bunny to find your home.
Easter Egg Sun CatcherThis is a fun craft project you and your kids can do together. For making a simple egg for your kids to help you with, trace an oval and help them cut it out. For a more detailed look, you can make designs and use an Xacto knife to carefully cut out and then decorate with assorted colors of tissue paper.
Easter Bunny and Egg Silhouette StampsNow that the Easter decor is out in stores, I thought it'd be fun for the kids to do some arts and crafts.
Decorating Door Poster with RibbonsI have a poster calendar in my door with an image of Jesus Christ. It was posted there way back in 2004 and has been stuck on that door until now. This Holy Week, I came up with an idea of fixing it by putting on a little decoration and removing the extra unnecessary images.
Toilet Paper Tube Easter BunniesHere is a way to make Easter Bunnies on empty toilet paper tubes.
Spring Magnet or Easter Basket DecorationUsing felt, beads, and craft scraps one can make a cute little decoration for spring. Check it out!
Put All Your Unique Eggs in One Homemade BasketI got a bag of plastic eggs the other day and today I covered 7 of them with unique covers and crocheted a basket. This is a fun thing to have sitting in your home, perhaps as a centerpiece!
Shredded Paper Easter Egg NestThis project is perfect for making an egg nest for Easter Sunday.
Upcycled Easter Bunny CraftEaster is around the corner! Here is a cute craft that you and the kids can do together to prepare for the Easter egg hunt. Turn an empty toilet paper roll into an Easter Bunny. The craft is fun and easy enough to keep those little hands busy while waiting for the Easter Bunny to deliver all the Easter eggs.
How to Make Cross SilhouettesIn Christianity, one of the first things you learn in Sunday School is about how Jesus died on the cross for your sins. There are numerous crafts and activities children tend to do in church revolving around the cross. A silhouette cross is very simple and fun to make for any age, including adults!
Handmade Sock Easter BunnyThis is similar to the sock snowmen everyone was making at Christmas time. Well, I searched through my crafts before buying new materiels and found the tube socks, the bags of rice and thought, I wonder if there is a way to make a white bunny? You shall see.
Yarn Wrapped CarrotThis yarn wrapped carrot makes a great decoration or even a fun photo prop. You can also easily make a smaller version.
Faux Chocolate BunniesThese faux chocolate bunnies make great decorations and are the perfect sugar-free Easter basket filler!
Easter Egg Countdown CalendarThis colorful string of Easter eggs hides a daily surprise!
Carrot Treat BagsI found these carrot treats bags at a craft store, which look so cute growing out of the paper dirt! :)
Easter Table CenterpieceThis is a cute little Easter egg tree I saw on line that I just thought was adorable and it turned out really darling.
Easter Egg TreeMaking an Easter egg tree is a great way to use up some of those plastic eggs that you may have laying around.
Bunny Plant PokeCreate a cute bunny from a wooden spoon and insert it into a plant or bouquet of flowers at Easter.
Decorator Easter EggsThere are many ways to decorate these fabric eggs, once you have the pattern mastered you won't know when to stop.
Easter Chick From Chenille BedspreadTurn an old yellow bedspread into a whole flock of chicks for Easter or spring decorating. My bedspread was already yellow, but you could easily dye a white one using RIT dye. A 1-foot wide by 2-foot long section is plenty for one chick.
String BasketI was making a cloth to put on top of my son's end table in the colors to match his room and the fabric raveled easily so I had a whole pile of these threads from the project. I thought "there must be something I can do with these".
Découpaged Easter EggsIf you're looking for a quick and easy craft to do this Easter, then decoupage is definitely for you. Decoupage comes from the old French word decouper, meaning "to cut out", so if you can cut and paste, you already know most of the techniques involved.
Cardboard Tube BunniesThese whimsical bunnies are inexpensive and fun to create. Add your own bows, buttons, or other embellishments to make each one unique.
Bunny Frame with Moveable EarsThis is a simple and fun Easter project that children will enjoy making. It also would make a great gift for a teacher or grandparents.
Easter Bunny GarlandThis craft is a great idea to supplement your home decor for Easter.
Easter Bunny With Photo EggsThis is a cute project to make with your children. It would also be a great gift for the Easter Bunny to deliver to grandparents! Inexpensive and fun to make!
Paper Plate BunnyThis is a frugal and festive bunny decoration for Easter that can be created in no time at all.
"Quilted" Easter EggsThis fun craft is ideal for your Easter decoration. It looks like a quilted egg, but really is fabric pushed into a Styrofoam egg. They can be hung on an Easter tree or anywhere in your home.
Egg FlowersTurn your plastic eggs into blooms. Create several for a unique table centerpiece.
Happy Spring WreathThis pretty, handcrafted flower wreath is made from cardboard and cardstock. Cut out the circle with circle cutter or scissors from cardboard. Inside and out.
Easter WreathA cheery and easy wreath to welcome guests for Easter Sunday.
Carrot Hand TowelSurprise Easter guests with this large carrot-shaped towel duo. Sure to lure and bamboozle Peter Rabbit.
Easter Scene Wooden FenceSimply interlock craft sticks, to form a zigzag fence to frame a nice little Easter village scene! You can snap off the ends of other craft sticks to interlock the open ends together, as seen in the picture.
Easter Bonnet WreathBits and pieces of inexpensive craft items can be used to create an eye-catching Easter wreath for your front door.
Amigurumi Easter BunnyThis is a really cute amigurumi Easter Bunny.
Butterfly HangerDress up a door knob, Easter basket, or your baby girl's room (etc.) with this simple yet beautiful boutique-looking butterfly.
Handprint LilyKids won't need a green thumb to create these lilies, only the outline of their hand. Create several to form a bouquet to adorn your Easter table.
Recycled Easter Egg CupsThis is such an easy way to recycle lids from bottles and cans. You can use hairspray, laundry soap, or even shaving cream lids. I made this one out of a lid from hairspray.
Easter Place Card HolderA take home favor or place card holder. With a needle or other sharp tool break a small hole in both ends of an egg. Wiggle a toothpick around inside to break the yolk so it all will blow out clean.
Suzie's Beaded Easter BagCute little drawstring bag for Easter. Read all instructions through before beginning. Note: Always pull your slipstitches tight.
Fabric Easter CorsageA quick gift for that special teacher, aunt, or grandmother. You will need to make three fabric flowers; each uses two pieces of fabric and one piece of wire.
Jelly Bean BunnyFill this adorable bunny with Easter treats for a party favor, special friend, or just to tuck inside an Easter basket.
Felt And Ribbon EggsWith some firm felt, paint, and ribbon, you can make multiple egg decorations all at the same time.
Butter Lamb for EasterMake a lamb out of butter for your Easter table. You need 4 sticks of butter or margarine (softened) and a potato ricer (or a play dough thing that makes hair).
Easter Rabbit Soap HolderRabbit made from a washcloth. Roll two diagonal corners of the washcloth until they meet in the middle. Bend roll to form body of rabbit.
Cute Bunny MagnetMy daughter created this cute little bunny magnet in no time. It would also be cute to wear as a pin. Simply glue a pin back to the back of the bunny's head instead of the magnetic strip.
Light Bulb DuckCreate this cute duck from a burned out light bulb and a few other supplies.
Little Bunny BucketTransform a small metal pail into a bunny to hold Easter treats. These are a snap to make and they make cute little Easter gifts.
Yo Yo Chicks and BunniesThese little creatures will bring delight to an Easter basket or table decoration. They are made of fabric circles called yo yos. I just added some pom poms, jiggle eyes, etc. It was a fun project.
Easter Bonnet CapA great way to use bottle caps, ribbon, flowers, fabric and buttons! This magnet/pin can be made for a decoration, gift, or to sell. Its under .25 for everything and very easy to do.
Easter Egg DuckKids will enjoy making these cute and easy ducks from purchased plastic Easter eggs.
Crochet Jellybean DuckThis cute duck is fun for Easter or for anytime. She is crocheted with 4 ply yarn, with a drawstring under her tail. Fill her with jellybeans, and when you squeeze her tummy, she lays "jellybean eggs".
Egg BalloonA colorful, fun craft just in time for spring! Glue the halves of the plastic egg together, then decorate it with pieces of ribbon and fabric trim. Cut an additional piece of ribbon and glue it in a loop to the top of the egg for a hanger.
Easter Bunny Candy DishMake a cute bunny candy dish for Easter. Spray paint a terracotta clay pot and saucer white, any size you desire is acceptable. Sponge paint the interior of the saucer with a spring color if you desire.
Craft Project: Easter Bunny Fabric Wind SockCreate a cute bunny windsock for your outside trees or porch to twirl in the breeze.
Use Lemons as an Alternative to Easter EggsMy grandchildren don't care for eggs, but they love lemonade and lemon cookies. Rather than waste eggs, I decorate lemons and hide them for an "Easter Lemon" hunt. This will work with limes and oranges also.
Cute Pompom ChickHave a go at making a cute pompom chick. All you need to make your chick is some card rings, yarn, scissors, and a few craft basics. What's more, you'll soon get hooked on making pompoms and will want to make a whole brood of chicks for your friends.
Bunny Jar VaseCreate this cute bunny vase for your Easter table from a pint jar, felt, and few other supplies.
Towel Easter BunnyIt's time to get our Easter decorations out! Here is an easy bunny to make with your children or grandchildren. Lay washcloth like a diamond. Roll each half to the center making sure the "fuzzy" side of the washcloth is going to be on the outside.
Craft Project: Bunny BagThis cute bunny bag can be used as a gift bag or table decor. Very inexpensive and easy to make! Fringe top of bag by making 2 inch long cuts about every 1/4 inch along top edge of flattened bag. Draw bunny teeth using black marker and white paper.
Plastic Egg BunnyYou'll want to make lots of these cute bunnies from those inexpensive plastic eggs. Great project for kids. Cut a heart shape from the fun foam for the feet. Glue the egg to the feet with the point in the back.
Craft Project: Easter Deviled Eggs TrayWhen we do dyed eggs for our grandchildren I always end up making deviled eggs to go with our Easter ham or leg of lamb. I love to set a beautiful table so I decided this year I was going to try and make myself an elevated egg stand.
Bunny Hat DecorationThese bunny hats make cute door decorations for your home or office and can be assembled fairly quickly after the straw hat is painted. Instructions are for the white hat, but you can create a tan bunny by using tan spray paint, tan craft foam and brown chenille stems.
EZ Easter Egg DanglersThis charming egg-themed piece of art is created from 3 tiny, colorful plastic eggs and adorable pink ribbon. It can be used as decoration for a doorknob, wall, cabinet, window, drawer, or even rear-view mirror.
Spring Bird HeadbandThis is a very simple craft indeed. Great for little girls who love nature and easy for anyone to create! Be sure to supervise little ones (there are sharp wires on the craft birds).
Adorable Yarn Bunny CraftIt's not too late to make this adorable bunny. It is quite easy and fun to do with the kids.
Bunny Straw Hat DecorationHere's an easy Easter decoration. A straw hat decorated to look like a bunny.
Glitter EggsThis is a quick and easy project you can make using bits and pieces of items you probably already have around the house. You can finish several, as described below, and hang them on a tree, or....
Bunny Napkin RingThis project is sure to put a smile on the face of each and every dinner guest.
Easter Egg MosaicStart by cutting out your cardboard in the shape of an egg. Cover with a piece of construction paper. You could use hot glue or elmer's. If you use elmer's you have to let it dry before you glue on your eggshells. Then hot glue on the yarn around the outside of the egg. . .