30 Simple Easter Crafts for Kids
Easter is a special time of the year when families come together to celebrate the resurrection of Jesus Christ. It is also a time for fun and creativity, especially for children. Engaging in Easter crafts is a great way to keep kids entertained while learning about the significance of this holiday.
In this article, we have compiled a list of 30 simple Easter crafts that you can do with your children. These crafts are easy to make, require minimal supplies and are suitable for kids of all ages.
- Easter Egg Stamps by How we Learn
Using a potato cut in half, children can carve designs into the flat side and dip them in paint to stamp colorful patterns onto paper. This craft encourages creativity and fine motor skills development.
- Bunny Ear Headbands by Crayola
A simple craft involving cutting and decorating paper or felt to create adorable bunny ears that can be attached to a headband. Kids will love wearing these while on an Easter egg hunt.
- Handprint Chick Cards by Messy Little Monster
This activity involves using paint to make handprints on card stock, then adding details to turn the handprints into cute chick figures. It’s perfect for creating personalized Easter cards for family and friends.
- Paper Plate Easter Baskets by Our Kid Things
Transform paper plates into charming Easter baskets with just a few cuts and some decoration. These baskets can hold Easter eggs or serve as a festive decoration.
- Tissue Paper Flowers by Welcome to Nanas
By bunching up colored tissue paper and securing it with twist ties, children can create beautiful, fluffy flowers. These make lovely Easter decorations or gifts.
- Sock Bunnies by A Pumpkin and a Princess
With a simple sock, some rice for filling, and a few decorative touches, kids can create adorable sock bunnies. This craft is great for using up odd socks and for practicing sewing skills.
- Foam Egg Decorations by Glitter on a Dime
Using craft foam, children can cut out egg shapes and decorate them with glitter, stickers, and markers to create vibrant Easter decorations. This is a wonderful way to indulge in decorating without the mess of dye.
- Easter Egg Rockets by Team-Cartwright
For a fun and slightly educational craft, create rockets using plastic Easter eggs, streamers, and straws. Kids will enjoy both making and launching their mini rockets.
- Bunny Pom-Pom Keychains by Birkley Lane Interiors
With yarn, children can create fluffy pom-poms that are then decorated to look like bunnies. These can be attached to keychains or backpacks as cute accessories.
- Easter Scene Terrarium by Design Improvised
Using a clear jar, kids can create a miniature Easter scene with grass, small toy bunnies, and painted egg decorations. It’s a charming and imaginative project.
- Mason Jar Chicks by Weekend Craft
Paint mason jars yellow and add features to make them look like chicks. These can be used as cute containers or candle holders for the Easter table.
- Easter Tree Ornaments by Redted Art
Collect branches to paint and decorate with handmade ornaments, such as painted eggs or birds. This creates a festive Easter tree display.
- Paper Bunny Masks by Chrissy Marie Blog
Kids can design and decorate their own bunny masks using card stock, cotton balls, and markers. This craft is perfect for imaginative play.
- Egg Carton Flowers by Four Cheeky Monkeys
Transform egg cartons into beautiful flowers by cutting and painting them. This is a great way to recycle while making colorful decorations.
- Fingerprint Easter Eggs by Instructables
Using paint, children can decorate paper eggs with their fingerprints, creating unique and personal designs. This activity is great for all ages and encourages fine motor skills.
- Clay Easter Ornaments by Rhythms of Play
With air-dry clay, kids can make Easter-themed ornaments, such as eggs or bunnies, which can be painted after drying. This craft provides a tactile experience and a lasting decoration.
- Washi Tape Eggs by First Palette
Decorate real or plastic eggs with colorful washi tape, creating intricate patterns or fun designs. This is a simple and clean way to decorate eggs.
- Popsicle Stick Chicks by crafty Morning
Glue popsicle sticks together and paint them to look like chicks. Add feathers and googly eyes for a cute finish. This craft is simple and perfect for young children.
- Bunny Paper Plates by Kids Activities Blog
Using paper plates, kids can create bunny faces with cotton ball tails and ears made from construction paper. It’s an adorable craft that can serve as festive decor.
- Easter Egg Garland by Kelly Elko
String painted eggs, felt shapes, or paper cut-outs onto a string to create a colorful Easter garland. This is a great way to decorate a room or mantelpiece.
- Rock Painting Easter Eggs by Projects with Kids
Paint rocks to look like Easter eggs, using bright colors and patterns. These make for lovely garden decorations or thoughtful gifts.
- Yarn Wrapped Carrots by One Little Project
Create carrot decorations by wrapping yarn around cone-shaped objects, securing it with glue. These can add a unique, textured look to any Easter display.
- Feathered Bird Nests by Abcdee Learning
Kids can use shredded paper or grass to create nests, then decorate them with feathers and place small toy birds inside. This craft teaches about nesting and can be used as a spring decoration.
- Easter Bonnets by Redted Art
Decorate hats with faux flowers, ribbons, and Easter-themed ornaments to create festive bonnets. This traditional craft allows for creativity and can be worn during Easter celebrations.
- Stained Glass Window Decorations by Three Little Ferns
Using contact paper and colored tissue paper, children can create beautiful stained glass effects that look stunning in windows. This craft brightens up any space with colorful light.
- Beaded Easter Bracelets by Kitchen Counter Chronicle
Thread beads onto elastic string to make Easter-themed bracelets. This activity is excellent for fine motor skill development and for creating wearable art.
- Easter Themed Story Stones by Baker Ross
Paint stones with Easter symbols and use them to tell stories or as game pieces. This craft fosters imagination and storytelling skills.
- Easter Egg Suncatchers by The Best Ideas for Kids
Cut out egg shapes from colorful tissue paper and adhere them to contact paper, creating lovely suncatchers when displayed in windows. This craft is simple yet striking.
- Bunny Bookmarkers by Easy Peasy and Fun
Create bookmarks in the shape of bunnies using cardstock and decorative elements. These cute bookmarks encourage reading and can be great gifts.
- Easter Candy Jars by Crazy Little Projects
Decorate small jars to look like Easter creatures, filling them with candy. This craft is both creative and can serve as a sweet gift or table decoration.
These are just a few of the many creative and fun Easter crafts children can make. The holiday is a perfect time to bond with family and get into the spirit of spring. From simple decorations to imaginative projects, there is something for every child to enjoy. Encourage your kids to use their creativity and have fun while making these delightful Easter crafts.