Easy Easter crafts for kids
With the kids being at home and the Easter holidays fast approaching, now is a good time to plan some creative activities to keep them entertained and engaged. Here are 6 ideas for easy Easter crafts and DIY activities for the whole family!
Easter puppets and bunny cards
By Little Button Diaries
For some indoor entertainment, make these easy Easter puppets out of wooden spoons, or teach the kids how to make their paper bunnies with matching envelopes from scrap paper lying around the house. Follow the full tutorial by Little Button Diaries.
Foam cup bunnies
By One Little Project
You can substitute foam cups for plastic ones or even use paper for this easy craft. They are the perfect containers for Easter chocolates! And because they take so little time to make, you can make lots of them and place them around the house as Easter decorations. Follow the full tutorial by One Little Project.
Cool whip Easter eggs
By The Best Ideas for Kids
Using cool whip to dye Easter eggs is a great alternative for shaving cream, because the eggs stay edible after the colourful craft! In this The Best Ideas for Kids tutorial, you can achieve a pretty marbling effect.
Felt Easter eggs
By The Best Ideas for Kids
If painting and dyeing eggs are not your cup of tea, try this adorable Easter egg felt craft. Whether you have buttons, rhinestones, ribbons or all of the above - let your imagination run wild with pretty patterns or quirky combinations. See the full The Best Ideas for Kids tutorial.
Easter bunny paper plate craft
By Mommy Made That
Simple and yet so pretty. You’ll only need a paper plate, a marker, craft glue and this Mommy Made That printable template to complete this craft. When done, try hanging it up on your little one’s bedroom wall or the hallway. Follow the full Mommy Made That tutorial.
Hatching chick craft
By Hello Wonderful
This hatching chick paper craft is fun for kids to make and then play with after. It comes with a printable template which kids can design and colour their own egg and chick. Follow the easy step-by-step tutorial by Hello Wonderful.
We hope you enjoy making these Easter crafts at home. We’d love to see your creations so tag us in your photos!