These 30 easy Easter crafts for kids are perfect for home, school, and classroom fun. Using paper, cotton, felt, popsicle sticks, and recycled items, these DIY crafts are beginner-friendly, safe, and Pinterest-worthy. From bunnies and chicks to eggs and garlands, these crafts keep kids entertained while celebrating Easter creatively.
1ļøā£ Paper Bunny Masks
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Materials: Paper plates, markers, scissors, glue, elastic string.
Cut the plate into a bunny face, add ears, and let kids decorate with markers. Attach string for wearing.
Tip: Perfect for Easter parties or school activities.
2ļøā£ Cotton Ball Bunnies
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Glue cotton balls onto paper bunny shapes. Add paper ears and small drawn faces.
Tip: Great for toddlers to practice gluing and creativity.
3ļøā£ Popsicle Stick Bunnies
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Glue sticks together for the body, then attach paper or felt for ears. Decorate with pastel markers.
4ļøā£ Paper Plate Easter Eggs
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Cut plates into egg shapes and let kids color, add glitter, or stick small decorations.
Tip: Works as a classroom art project or wall display.
5ļøā£ Felt Bunny Ornaments
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Cut felt into bunny shapes, glue details, and hang as ornaments.
6ļøā£ Paper Egg Garland
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String colorful paper eggs together to make a festive garland. Great for walls or classroom displays.
7ļøā£ Handprint Chicks
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Trace and paint kidsā hands in yellow to create chicks. Add paper beaks and eyes.
8ļøā£ Bunny Footprint Art
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Paint childrenās feet and stamp on paper to create bunny shapes. Add drawn faces and ears.
9ļøā£ Paper Cup Bunnies
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Decorate paper cups as bunny faces. Add ears from paper or felt.
10ļøā£ Egg Carton Bunnies
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Paint egg cartons, add paper ears and cotton tails for eco-friendly crafts.
11ļøā£ Mini Easter Baskets
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Make small baskets from paper, felt, or recycled containers. Fill with eggs or treats.
12ļøā£ DIY Easter Eggs With Stickers
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Use colorful stickers to decorate plastic or paper eggs. Quick, no-mess, and fun.
13ļøā£ Pom-Pom Chicks
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Glue yellow pom-poms to paper or small cardboard bases to create tiny chicks. Add paper beaks.
14ļøā£ Paper Roll Bunnies
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Recycle toilet paper rolls into bunny bodies. Add cotton tails and paper ears.
15ļøā£ DIY Easter Egg Tree
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Hang decorated eggs on small tree branches in a vase for a centerpiece.
16ļøā£ Paper Flower Easter Eggs
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Glue small paper flowers onto egg shapes for soft, aesthetic crafts.
17ļøā£ Easter Bunny Finger Puppets
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Cut bunny shapes from felt or paper, fold, and attach a ring for fingers. Perfect for playtime.
18ļøā£ Easter Egg Painting With Q-Tips
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Use q-tips to dot paint on paper or eggs. Fun for toddlers with minimal mess.
19ļøā£ Bunny Ears Headbands
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Create headbands with paper or felt ears. Kids love wearing them for Easter parties.
20ļøā£ Glitter Easter Eggs
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Use glue and glitter on paper eggs. Adds sparkle and excitement for kids.
21ļøā£ Tissue Paper Egg Collages
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Tear colored tissue paper into small pieces and glue onto egg shapes. Simple and tactile.
22ļøā£ Bunny Bookmark Crafts
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Create bunny-shaped bookmarks from paper or felt. Fun for reading and gifting.
23ļøā£ Paper Straw Baskets
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Weave paper straws or twist paper to make small baskets. Add paper eggs or candy.
24ļøā£ Fingerprint Easter Chicks
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Stamp fingerprints with yellow paint onto paper. Draw faces and wings to turn into chicks.
25ļøā£ Bunny Paper Fans
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Fold paper like a fan, add ears and face details for a simple 3D bunny decoration.
26ļøā£ Easter Sun Catchers
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Use colored tissue paper and contact paper to make eggs or bunnies that stick to windows.
27ļøā£ Egg Carton Chicks
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Cut and paint egg carton cups to make small chick bodies. Add paper beaks and googly eyes.
28ļøā£ Bunny Clothespin Clips
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Decorate clothespins with bunny faces and ears for functional and cute Easter clips.
29ļøā£ Simple Easter Crowns
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Cut and decorate paper crowns with pastel bunnies or eggs. Fun for kids to wear during Easter events.
30ļøā£ DIY Easter Wreath
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Combine paper eggs, bunnies, or flowers into a small wreath for doors or walls. Easy, colorful, and festive.
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ā FAQ ā Easter Crafts for Kids
Q1. Are these crafts safe for toddlers?
Yes, with supervision for scissors or glue. Many are suitable for preschoolers.
Q2. Can these crafts be made with household items?
Absolutely. Recycled materials, paper, and craft supplies work perfectly.
Q3. How long do these crafts last?
Paper crafts last a few weeks; felt or cloth crafts can be kept for years.
Q4. Are these crafts suitable for classrooms?
Yes, many are designed for group activities or simple displays.
Q5. Are these crafts Pinterest-friendly?
Yes! The pastel colors, DIY nature, and kid-friendly designs are highly save-worthy.
