Easter Craft Ideas

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Easter crafts are some of the easiest and most affordable seasonal projects to make with kids, and they’re perfect for beginners who want simple, colorful activities without a lot of prep. Whether you’re using Dollar Tree supplies, basic craft materials you already have at home, or printable templates, these Easter projects help kids explore creativity while building fine‑motor skills and confidence. 

From paper bunnies and painted eggs to chick puppets and spring‑themed decorations, these crafts are quick to set up and fun for all ages. They’re great for classrooms, playdates, Easter baskets, or quiet weekend activities, and most can be completed in under 20 minutes. If you’re looking for easy, kid‑friendly Easter craft ideas that don’t require fancy tools or complicated steps, this list is full of simple, budget‑friendly projects anyone can make.

I will add crafts overtime so check back soon! 

Alright these little Paper Bag Easter Bunny Craft was a ton of fun to make! Video to the quick tutorial is here. But the steps are simple! 

  • Draw triangles on the sides that it will gather when tied 
  • Draw the ears
  • Cut the lines
  • Add eyes, nose and whiskers
  • Fill with grass and put candy or eggs
  • Use a cute ribbon to tie it shut 
  • Add the fluffy bunny tail! 






Peep Dot Paintings were fun and a bit messy! Since we did not have circle foam painters, we improvised and did wood glued to q-tips! Simple and easy to do! Cut out the peep shape, take it down and paint!  VIDEO HERE!



        




Foam craft kits were one of Rosella's favourites! She loved making them! We pick them up at our Hobby Lobby but you can get them so many different places! Video here!


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