10 Easter Crafts You & Your Family Will Love
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With Easter 2025 right around around the corner, this weekend is the perfect time to break out the craft supplies to make some beautiful, holiday-themed decor. For adults, these fun and easy Easter crafts will give you plenty of ideas if you looking for some inexpensive DIY relaxation. If you have kids, enticing them with some pastel paints and blank canvases will keep them busy and create sweet memories. Plus, you’ll end the weekend with a bunch of Easter decorations that have that special, homemade touch.
From adorable bunny-themed projects to clever egg decorating ideas, here are 10 easy and budget-friendly Easter craft and decor ideas for both adults and kids.
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Soap deli news
If you’re into making homemade soap, you can’t pass up the chance to make Peep-shaped ones this Easter. Molds are easily available on sites like Etsy , then simply follow the tutorial at Soap Deli News to bring these cute hand-washers to life. Place them in your bathroom or kitchen to put a smile on guests’ faces.
hree Dogs in a Garden @ Home
These China blue découpage Easter eggs by Three Dogs in a Garden @ Home are simply gorgeous! There’s no guarantee yours will come out as perfectly, but when your Easter table decor look this good, you at least have to try. When you tell your family that you made these with just tissue paper and paper dinner napkins, they won’t believe it.
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@KristinNicoleMiller / TikTok
Even better, make these giant floral Easter eggs! TikToker @KristinNicoleMiller_ uses the same decoupage method to bring these beautiful DIY decor pieces to life. See how she uses them to add the perfect preppy element to her front porch, which is decked out for the holiday.
Sapkr
Peep this pastel-filled wreath… made with real Peeps! About 3-4 packages of the iconic Easter treats are needed to bring this vision from Sapkr to life. Add some silk flowers, and you’ve got a front door greeting that will be the talk of the town. That said, maybe only display this outside on Easter weekend… any critters will likely love the sugar!
The Real thing with the Coake Family
While this Easter egg garland by The Real thing with the Coake Family looks like it was expertly crafted, it only takes about 10 minutes to put together. You can choose any color eggs, from different colors to a more uniform look. When finished, hang the garland above your dining room table or over your fireplace for a kitschy, farmhouse feel.
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Fun365 Oriental Trading
Use spring’s daylight to your advantage and set your kids up with this fun Easter egg crafting idea. Becky James at The Crafting Chicks offers up the free printout and instructions for this project on Oriental Trading Company’s Fun 365 site . Once you have the printout, a marker, some colored paper, string, and scissors, the fun can get started! There’s even a video with full instructions .
The Best Ideas for Kids
Your kids will love using dried pasta and paper to make these festive and bright Easter egg decorations.
Kim over at The Best Ideas for Kids has printable templates for the egg shape and full instructions for these little masterpieces.
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Julie Measures
Who knew that upcycled eggshells make the coziest homes for a tiny chick stuffed animal? Your kids will love this adorable and playful terrarium display.
Get the full tutorial at Julie Measures . She knows plenty of other ways to give empty eggshells a second life, including using them as candle holders or mini planting pots.
Purple Hues and Me
Bunny butts always produce a laugh! Your kids will find these fluffy behinds and tiny tails so cute, they’ll want to keep the craft around well past Easter Sunday. Get the full tutorial at Purple Hues and Me .
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Craftic
Given how simple this 4-step tutorial is Craftic , there’s no way you and your kids are going to make just one bunny each. All it takes is some felt, yarn , and supervised cutting and hot glueing to make these soft and fluffy little friends.
