Skills Required: None. You can make these even if you’ve never crafted before. This is a perfect beginner idea and great for kids too.

It’s almost March, which is Easter month this year, so of course we have started brainstorming ALL the Easter egg ideas for decorating.

These gold foil tattoo Easter eggs are at the top of my list because they are easy and gorgeous and take less than two minutes to make, and that fits all the major requirements in my book.

This project is super simple, and if you can apply a temporary tattoo, you can do this project. It’s much easier and less messy than a lot of other options. Remember those dye kits from your childhood? The dye got everywhere!

This Easter idea is for you moms out there who don’t want to clean up a mess, or if you want something a bit more trendy and sophisticated than the standard egg decorating fare.

You can use any temporary tattoos, including characters if you’re doing this with the littles. These gold foil ones are perfect for Easter decorating that is a bit more upscale.

As far as the egg options for this project, you can use real eggs. But if you want them to last for years, I’d use either wood eggs painted with white, or the paintable plastic eggs.

Regular colorful plastic eggs won’t typically take temporary tattoos very well (they’ll just slide off). The paintable ones have a bit of a textured surface that makes them adhere better.

These eggs would make awesome vase filler! They would also look nice in the ceramic egg holders. Get the printable how-to card below!

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Easter Egg Tattoos

Learn how to decorate Easter eggs with temporary tattoos! This is an easy, no mess craft.

Course Easter Crafts

Prep Time 5 minutes minutes

Cook Time 15 minutes minutes

Total Time 20 minutes minutes

Servings 3 eggs

Cost $1

Equipment

• Scissors
• Rag(s)

Ingredients

• Eggs
• Temporary tattoos
• Water

Instructions

• Make sure the surface of the egg is clean. Remove the backer from the temporary tattoo and place on the egg where you want it.
• Soak the back using the water and the rag according to the tattoo instructions.
  
• Once the tattoo is released onto the egg, remove the backer paper and let dry.
  
• If you'd like to make sure the temporary tattoos stay down, you'll need to spray something over the top. I recommend a clear spray sealer. You could also brush on some Mod Podge.

Be sure to visit us as we blog about style, food, and the things we love over at the Pretty Life Girls. I’d also love for you to check out these other Easter posts:

Bunny Canvas • Bunny Garland • Egg Banner • Gold Foil Eggs • Mesh Wreath • Peep Canvases • Peep Magnets • Perler Beads • Rainbow Eggs

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Easter, folks! That time of year when we’re knee-deep in pastel colors, chocolate bunnies, and . . . is that glitter in my hair? It’s spring crafting season – the unsung hero of holiday festivities, especially if you’ve got kiddos around.

Let’s be real, Easter crafts for kids are basically an excuse for us adults to relive the good ol’ days of glue sticks and “accidental” glitter bombs.

Remember those days? I sure do. My childhood Easter memories are a blur of cotton balls, construction paper, and the sweet smell of Mod Podge. I was raised in the thick of Lutheran school traditions, where Easter wasn’t just a holiday; it was the holiday.

Think Superbowl, but swap out the football for copious amounts of crafting and candy consumption. And I was there for it, living my best life with a sugar high and gluey fingers. It’s the perfect storm of fun, family, and a legitimate reason to cover everything in sight with pastel pom-poms.

So, are you ready to dive into the wacky world of Easter craft ideas for kids? Whether you’re corralling toddlers, wrangling preschoolers, or trying to impress the too-cool-for-school elementary crowd, I’ve got you covered.

I’ve scoured the crafting universe to bring you over 50 epic craft ideas that’ll keep those little hands busy and maybe, just maybe, give you five minutes to enjoy your coffee in peace. Imagine that!

And hey, no judgment here if you find yourself getting a little too into the crafting scene. Who says the kids get to have all the fun? Dust off that craft apron, and let’s get cracking (decorating eggs pun intended).

Scroll down for a crafty bonanza that promises loads of fun and minimal cleanup (I hope). And don’t forget to hit me up in the comments with your favorite craft projects or to share your own glittery mishaps.

Happy Easter, crafters! Let’s make this one to remember, for the sake of the crafts and the inevitable chocolate coma that follows.

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plaidonline.com

Easter Flower Pots

Turn regular terra cotta pots into fun Easter friends with acrylic paint, foam, pipe cleaners, and wiggle eyes.

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www.simpleeverydaymom.com

Handprint Carrot Card

Have your kids make a cute carrot card to send to the grandparents! The leaves are handprints, and they can write "I carrot about you a lot" inside.

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3

Easter Banner

Learn how to make the cutest Easter banner ever with paper bunnies and pom pom tails! This is easy enough for beginning crafters and kids of all ages.

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www.craftymorning.com

Fingerprint Sheep Craft for Kids

Use fingerprints to paint the fuzziness onto these sheep – what other animals can you make out of fingerprints?

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www.projectswithkids.com

Bunny Silhouettes

This art activity uses scrape painting to make colorful rabbits. Kids will love seeing how their designs turn out.

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happyhooligans.ca

Tissue Paper Easter Egg

You probably have the supplies needed for this craft in your home already! Kids will have fun crumpling up tissue paper and gluing them to create unique egg designs.

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cutesycrafts.com

Bunny Ears

All you need to make these cute Easter bunny ears are pipe cleaners! Super easy craft and cute to wear for Easter egg hunts.

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craftsbyamanda.com

Craft Stick Bunnies

I can’t decide what the cutest thing is about these bunnies – their wiggly eyes, buck teeth, or those mini carrots.

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Easter Perler Beads (50+ Free Patterns!)

Get over 50 patterns for Easter perler beads! There are a variety of hama bead patterns including Easter eggs, bunnies, chicks, flowers, and more.

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www.simpleeverydaymom.com

Sheep Puppet

Grab some paper bags and the free template provided to make these adorable puppet sheep.

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www.fantasticfunandlearning.com

Recycled Rabbit Art

This is a great way to use up some leftover craft supplies! Kind of reminds me of steampunk art—very cool.

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www.gluedtomycraftsblog.com

Popsicle Stick Easter Friends

Not only are these popsicle stick chick and Easter bunny really simple for you to do with your child BUT they're also really inexpensive! Aren't they adorable?

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thediydreamer.com

Easter Ornaments

Christine has a great recipe for baking soda ornaments – then you can paint and decorate with the patterns of your choice.

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Jessica Anderson

Easter Bunny Shirt

Kids will have lots of fun making their own shirt for Easter! This idea uses eraser stamping in 2 spring colors.

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www.thebestideasforkids.com

Pasta Easter Eggs

Make colorful macaroni and pasta noodle Easter eggs with simple supplies. This is a perfect Easter craft activity for toddlers and preschoolers, plus there's a free template included.

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Paint Chip Easter Banner

You can make this easy Easter banner out of old paint chips – and children will love it; this project teaches them to weave!

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giddyupworkshop.blogspot.com

Funny Bunny Pom Poms

I love these silly bunnies! Learn how to make their pom pom bases, and then decorate them with any goofy costumes you like.

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buggyandbuddy.com

Egg Suncatchers

These egg suncatchers are made by painting white fabric. They look so pretty in the window, and are great for kids of all ages.

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www.gluedtomycraftsblog.com

Easter Egg Gnomes

These cute gnomes are easy to make with craft foam eggs and construction paper! I love the handprint beard.

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www.redtedart.com (screenshot from video)

Easy Origami Bunny

Older kids will have fun following along with the video to create these cute origami Easter bunnies!

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www.popshopamerica.com

Sharpie Easter Eggs

I love those cute sleeping bunnies! This Sharpie craft has got to be the easiest way to decorate eggs, and is perfect for Easter and beyond.

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thecraftingchicks.com

Easter Egg Watercolor

Surprise your kids with fun designs for this watercolor resist art. Then they can try drawing their own creations!

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Peeps Magnets

Make these unique DIY Easter magnets using cookie cutters shaped like Peeps! These are so cute and easy – even a kid can make them.

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www.fantasticfunandlearning.com

Borax Crystal Eggs

Have you ever made Borax crystals? Here is your chance! Learn how to make this egg as well as a cute bunny, just in time for Easter. Kids love them.

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Allison McDonald

Marshmallow Easter Bunny Craft

Paper, glue and mini marshmallows! You know there will be some snacking during this craft – from both the kids and adults.

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www.projectswithkids.com

Easter Egg Paper Craft

Introduce kids to paper quilling and have them make some really creative designs for their Easter eggs!

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www.simpleeverydaymom.com

Handprint Duck

Don't forget about the little ducklings when you do Easter crafts! Use the free template or have your kids get creative making these.

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www.notimeforflashcards.com

Yarn Easter Egg

This egg is a classic Easter egg yarn craft that kids can have fun with. Simple and beautiful, this project is perfect for school-aged children. Plus they get to pop a balloon!

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Jessica Anderson

Bunny Finger Puppet

I can see little bunny finger puppets hopping around just looking at this craft. Oh, and that tail!

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atreatlife.com

Salt Dough Easter Eggs

Salt dough is easy to make and you probably have all the ingredients in your cabinet! Turn those ingredients into the cutest egg ornaments.

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www.gluedtomycraftsblog.com

Easter Canvas

This is a fun keepsake for Easter! You could make it each year and see how the feet grow.

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www.redtedart.com (screenshot from video)

Origami Envelope Chick

Create cute chick envelopes to give homemade Easter cards to the family! Kids love origami, and this is a very simple paper folding idea.

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Steve Carrell

Easter Bunny Canvas

This cute bunny canvas can be made in any color, and is perfect for using up leftover tissue paper. Plus who doesn't love a pom pom tail?

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Kimberly Sneed

Shaving Cream Eggs

Make a bunch of these marbled eggs using shaving cream and then display them or string them together for a fun Easter banner!

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thecraftingchicks.com

Foam Easter Basket

Let kids weave their own Easter basket using strips of foam sheets. Then fill them with whatever they like!

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Amanda Formaro

Handprint Easter Lamb

Make an adorable handprint lamb craft with your little one. Perfect for Easter, handprint crafts are ideal keepsakes to save or give to grandparents.

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www.artbarblog.com

DIY Bird Nests

Birds make their nests out of scraps, and that's what you're going to do in this project. Perfect for excess paper, magazines, or scrapbook paper.

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buggyandbuddy.com

Easter Egg Basket

Cut sponges in the shape of eggs to create these textured Easter eggs and gather them in a basket made of strips of construction paper.

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happyhooligans.ca

Painted Rock Easter Eggs

Turn smooth rocks into Easter eggs using paint! Some of them even look like the real thing.

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www.projectswithkids.com

Easter Bunny Art

You have options with this Easter art project. Have your child paint it freehand, or use one of the 2 templates provided.

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www.anightowlblog.com

Footprint Carrot

Looking for a fun Spring or Easter project for your kids or classroom? This kid craft brings together a few favorites: a footprint craft, paper tearing, and a paper plate!

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www.redtedart.com

Sheep Corner Bookmark

This five-minute kid craft is super easy and turns out so cute! If your kids love to read, this is a really simple idea – even if they've never crafted before.

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masandpas.com

Easter Chick Fork Painting

Painting with a fork? It's fun and easy for the littles to do! And it's perfect for creating little chicks. Just add googly eyes.

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www.simpleeverydaymom.com

Easter Basket

This easy Easter basket craft is a fun way to celebrate Easter with the kids. Download the FREE printable template and make it with preschool, kindergarten, and elementary children. It's great for creativity, fine motor skills, and more!

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Rainbow Eggs

The colorful cracks are so neat on these rainbow dyed eggs, and kids love them! The colorful surfaces make them perfect dinosaur eggs.

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www.notimeforflashcards.com

Washi Tape Egg Banner

Have fun creating cool designs on paper Easter eggs using washi tape. Then string them together to create a cute banner for decoration.

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www.fantasticfunandlearning.com

Yarn Wrapped Egg Easter

This is an easy, no-mess Easter craft that is perfect for keeping a bunch of kids busy! Use recycled cardboard and yarn to make the cutest eggs ever.

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www.craftaholicsanonymous.net

Spring Flower Vases

Make pipe cleaner flowers to go in an Easter egg 'vase'! The fuzzy flowers are so cute. These are fun hands-on craft for your kids and easy to do in an afternoon!

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buggyandbuddy.com

Stamped Sheep

If you're looking for some colorful and unique spring or Easter crafts for kids, you'll love this stamped sheep craft. These paper sheep are stamped with tempera paint and then glued them into a colorful, flower field!

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If you like these fun and easy Easter activities for kids, I think you’re going to like these other related posts. Hopefully they’ll help you make your Easter the best one ever:

• Easter Garland with Bunnies in a Few Easy Steps!
• Easter Peeps Crafts Too Cute Not to Make
• Lace Bunny Canvas Easter Craft
• How to Make Easter Bunny Pancakes

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Skills Required: None. You’ll be cutting mesh, rolling it, and attaching it to a wire form with pipe cleaners. It’s easy to put this deco mesh wreath together because you’ll add the colors randomly.

I warned everyone a loonnngggg time ago that it was going to be the year of the mesh wreath. And what ended up being one year has suddenly become two.

Oopsie.

But also not really! The thing is, I did one for Halloween (actually multiple), Christmas (also multiple), Valentine’s Day, and St. Patrick’s Day.

I just couldn’t ignore Easter! I have to keep a good thing going, especially when my front door expects it now.

So I made an Easter mesh wreath, and I’m excited to show you how to do it too. If you’re ready for bright, spring colors to grace your Easter decor, this is the project for you.

I’ll show you have to make a basic one, and then you can embellish it any way you like. If you haven’t worked much with mesh, it’s okay, because this is easy enough for anyone (probably even kids).

Tips for Making a Wreath with Mesh

The thing about mesh wreaths is that they are easy, but they do take a bit of time to assemble. Magic doesn’t just happen, people! It takes a minute.

So sit down with a great movie or podcast, a glass of wine, and prepare to get crafty. You’re going to make this project in three easy steps.

You’re going to cut the mesh, then cut the pipe cleaners. Then you’re going to attach the mesh to the wire form. That’s it! The bow is optional but I really think it adds something.

Mesh to Use

A few notes because mesh comes in different widths: this uses 6″ deco mesh. Depending on the craft store, you might only find 10″ rolls or wider (there are some good sets on Amazon).

If needed, you can cut down the mesh horizontally as well as vertically. The wreath does look a little bit more frilly if you trim the mesh horizontally. I would describe it as “hairy”. But it’s still cute, I just happen to like the crisp edges a bit better.

I also want to note that it didn’t take all four of the rolls of mesh to make this Easter wreath. There was a little bit left over from each of the colors. With the lengths they come in, it’s nearly impossible to not have some left over. Plus if you want to go a little larger on the form, you can.

Where to Get a Form

You can get wire wreath forms at the dollar store if you’re lucky. They get sold out pretty quickly though, especially in the seasonal patterns like stars or bunnies (which, you can definitely use the same method as you see here).

These forms are also available at craft stores in the floral section (usually) OR you can get a wire wreath form on Amazon here.

Are you ready to make this Easter mesh wreath? Here’s how it’s done below!

Gather These Supplies

• Wire wreath form – 14″ (you can also use a 12″ if that’s what you can find)
• 6” X 30 ft rolls of decorative mesh
  • Pink – 1
  • Purple – 1
  • Blue – 1
  • Lime Green – 1
• Chenille pipe cleaners, 12″ – 1 package
• Heavy duty scissors or wire cutters
• Ruler
• Cutting mat
• Rotary cutter (scissors work too, but this makes it easier)

Tips and Thoughts for This Project

Honestly, you can use any color pipe cleaners for this project because you won’t see them. I usually try to coordinate with one of the colors in my wreath or use white.

If you’ve never used a Bowdabra to make a bow – you’re missing out. It’s actually really easy and I recommend everyone get a Bowdabra. Trust me on this.

And for reference, here’s how it looks from the back. You can see how randomly I attached the tubes (use this exact placement if you like).

The wire wreath form used has four wires across, and “rows” were made of mesh about 3- 4 tubes wide.

Get the printable how to card for this project below!

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Easter Mesh Wreath

Learn how to make a deco mesh wreath for Easter! This is a great holiday decor project.

Course Easter Crafts

Prep Time 5 minutes minutes

Cook Time 6 hours hours

Total Time 6 hours hours 5 minutes minutes

Servings 1 wreath

Cost $12

Equipment

• 1 Heavy duty scissors or wire cutters
• 1 Ruler
• 1 Cutting mat
• 1 Rotary cutter or scissors

Ingredients

• 1 Wire wreath form 14"
• 4 rolls 6” X 30 ft rolls of decorative mesh pink (1), lime (1), lavender, (1), blue (1)
• 1 package Pipe cleaner(s) 12″

Instructions

• Start the project by cutting tubes of mesh approximately 10" in length. Unroll the mesh onto your cutting mat and measure, then cut with scissors or a rotary cutter. The width of the mesh should be around 6", and so you'll be working with a bunch of 10" x 6" pieces you're going to roll into tubes.
  
• Cut several pieces of all four colors at once. I usually start with about 15 tubes of each color because I know I'm going to need at least that many. Then I add as needed.
  
• Grab the package of pipe cleaners and cut each one into four pieces. You don't need to cut every single pipe cleaner in the package; just cut enough to get started. Set aside.
  
• The process of attaching the mesh is really easy. Start with a mesh piece and roll it into a tube. It doesn't have to be really tight. Hold the tube in one of your hands and pinch and twist between your fingers.
  
• Wrap this tube around any spot on the wreath form. I recommend starting anywhere on the form towards the outside. Bring the ends of the mesh around to touch each other, and then wrap a pipe cleaner piece around and twist.
  
• Repeat step 5 over and over and over again from wire to wire until the wreath form is full. You have three colors, so I recommend randomly placing the mesh tubes so the colors are spread out.
  
• After you've added a bunch of the mesh tubes, step back and see where the wreath might need more. Add the tubes in just as before to fill in the sparse areas.
  
• Push the center of the mesh out with your hands and fluff the wreath as needed. Hang using a wreath hook or Command strip hook.
  

Video

If you make a mesh Easter wreath, I’d love to know how it went for you in the comments. Please also check out the following DIY wreath ideas for other themes and holidays:

4th of July Door • 4th of July Fireworks • 4th of July Mesh • Candy Cane Mesh • Christmas Garland • Christmas Pom Pom • Coffee Filter • Dia de los Muertos • Fall • Felt • Halloween Ornament • Pinecone • Mini Pumpkins • Pool Noodle • Pool Noodle Floral • Pom Pom • Ribbon • Skeleton • Snowman • Vintage Valentine • Wine Cork • Witch Hat

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Easter isn’t just for the little ones; adults can enjoy creating Easter crafts too! As someone who likes to incorporate each holiday season into every corner of my home, I’ve compiled a list of Easter crafts that cater to more grown-up tastes.

From sophisticated table centerpieces to chic wreaths, these crafts are perfect for adding a more adult look to your Easter celebrations.

While Easter crafts for kids often involve bright colors and whimsical characters, adult crafts can also take on a more refined and stylish tone. Here are some general types of Easter crafts that adults can embrace:

• Transform your space with beautiful Easter-themed floral arrangements. Consider pastel colored tulips, daffodils, or lilies for a sophisticated touch.
• Move beyond traditional egg dyeing and explore techniques like decoupage, gold leafing, or delicate hand-painted designs for a more refined look.
• Elevate your Easter brunch or dinner with Easter-specific table settings. Think about incorporating soft linens, elegant dishes, and personalized place cards.
• Create a stunning Easter wreath using unconventional materials like faux florals, ribbons, or even dried flowers for a long-lasting wreath.
• Integrate subtle bunny motifs into your decor through items like throw pillows, framed bunny prints, or delicate figurines.

Remember, Easter crafts for adults can be a great way to express your personal style while celebrating the season. So, go ahead and scroll down for some awesome crafting ideas!

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www.ohohdeco.com

Easter Bunny Wreath

This modern Easter bunny can be hung in a room as a decoration or used as a wreath for your front door. The wood beads give it a Scandinavian design style.

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Lace Bunny Canvas

Combine brown burlap with delicate lace to make this pretty bunny canvas – it’s an easy Easter craft you’ll want to keep up for the entire year!

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camillestyles.com

Cement Easter Eggs

Use real eggs and cement to make this Easter decor that lasts for years. I love the look of the cement with the metallic paint.

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Peeps Cross Stitch Canvases

If you love Peeps Easter candy, you adore this cross stitch canvases project! Show everyone just how much you love those sugary covered marshmallow treats with this easy Easter canvases project.

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sustainmycrafthabit.com

Large Easter Egg Sign

Make this beautiful Easter sign using an egg-shaped wood cutout, decoupage paper, and some cute embellishments.

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my100yearoldhome.com

DIY Easter Craft Pillow

Uncover the secrets to using your sewing machine to do free stitch embroidery. This craft uses it on a pillow featuring carrots, but you could do any design you like!

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designimprovised.com

Pom-Pom Easter Bunny Wreath

This pom-pom Easter bunny wreath is easy to make with a mix of yarn and craft pom-poms and a set of bunny ears.

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salvagedliving.com

Easter Table Centerpiece

This budget-friendly Easter centerpiece uses painted cardboard cutout eggs, and items from the dollar store (carrots, grass, and fence piece). Just gather it all in a box or basket you already have on hand.

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sustainmycrafthabit.com

Chalk Egg Wreath

I love that she used plastic eggs for this wreath! Just paint them with chalk paint and attach at different angles.

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59

Peeps Magnets

Make these unique DIY Easter magnets using cookie cutters shaped like Peeps! These are so cute and easy – even a kid can make them.

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www.stitchbyfay.com

Mini Bunny Wall Hanging

Download the free pattern to make this delightful bunny wall hanging. It is so cute with the 3D ears and bow!

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dabbled.org

Silk Tie Dyed Eggs

I had NO idea that you could make Easter eggs look so beautiful with neckties! There’s an endless supply of silk ties at the thrift store – perfect for this project. Be sure to use white eggs so your designs really pop.

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whitegunpowder.com

Paper Bird’s Nest

These little brown bag bird's nests would look great as part of an Easter place setting! The Jelly Belly jellybeans are perfect as eggs, don't you think?

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craftwithcartwright.co.uk

Spotty Bunny Cross Stitch Pattern

Hop into the world of cross stitch with the delightful spotty bunny free pattern! I love the variation in colors that comes together to make this cute rabbit.

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singlegirlsdiy.com

Stacked Clay Pot Carrot

Turn simple clay pots into a charming carrot planter, bringing a whimsical touch to your garden or home.

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Easter Banner

Learn how to make the cutest bunny garland ever with paper bunnies and pom pom tails! This is easy enough for beginning crafters and kids of all ages.

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www.themakersmap.com

Neutral Shiplap Bunnies Decor

Add a touch of rustic charm to your Easter decorations using this neutral bunny silhouettes art. This is perfect for those who don't like to decorate with the bright colors usually associated with Easter.

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flamingotoes.com

“Peeps” Embroidery Hoop Art

Beverly took her embroidered Peeps craft up a notch by added a cool bunny with sunglasses and a gold necklace. I love the "hanging with my Peeps" sentiment.

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Easter Mesh Wreath

Learn how to make an Easter mesh wreath for beginners. This spring decor is done in three steps, and you can customize the colors!

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modpodgerocksblog.com

Easter Earrings

These Easter earrings are the cutest you’ve ever seen! So easy to make with simple supplies and Mod Podge. Learn how to do it here.

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www.redtedart.com

Bunny Doll

Make a cute bunny companion for your child with this free pattern & tutorial. Combine simplicity and creativity for a huggable, handmade Easter friend!

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Aki Altuna

Happy Easter Sign

Learn how to decoupage a simple Happy Easter sign with a fun font. Just use Mod Podge and your favorite paper patterns to make it your own!

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ourcraftymom.com

Wood Bead Carrots

Sprinkle some rustic charm into your Easter decorations with this DIY wood bead carrots tutorial. Discover how to turn simple wooden beads into adorable carrot decorations.

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modpodgerocksblog.com

Egg Easter Garland

This simple Easter garland is the perfect holiday craft! Make the yarn eggs with Mod Podge and your favorite color of string. The kids will love helping too!

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craftsbyamanda.com

Easter Bunny Mason Jars

Transform ordinary mason jars into adorable easter bunny masterpieces! Use them for decor or fill them with candy as a gift.

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Gold Leaf Easter Eggs

Have you been wanting to learn how to gold leaf Easter eggs? This article will show you how, and give you some great tips for success!

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www.pillarboxblue.com

Paper Mache Egg

Make some grown up paper mache art with this Easter egg decoration. Transform simple materials into impressive decor.

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www.splendry.com

Easter Napkin Holder

Use a scroll saw to make an Easter bunny napkin holder. You could use this technique to make any shape you want!

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Tattoo Easter Eggs

Learn how to decorate Easter eggs with temporary tattoos! This is an easy, no mess craft.

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acraftymix.com

Moss Bunny

If you have two hours, a tube of glue, and some moss, you can DIY an adorable newspaper moss bunny! I love the way this turned out.

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crafts.tutsplus.com

Easter Bunny Softies

A newborn sock gets turned into a delightful Easter bunny softie complete with a pom pom tail and rosy cheeks!

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What is your favorite Easter craft for adults? Share in the comments below and then check out these other adult crafts:

Alphabet • Cardboard • Chalkboard • Clay • Clothespins • Clouds • Cottagecore • Driftwood • Emoji • Fabric • Fall • Fashion • Felt • Harry Potter • Hearts • Nature • Neckties • Newspaper • Paper Bags • Pineapple • Pom Poms • Recycled • Ribbon • Scrabble Tiles • Sharpies • Snowman • Sprinkles • Tassels • Washi Tape • Watermelon • Wine Corks • Winter

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