10 Fun Easter Crafts with Kids
Easter is a wonderful time to tell your children about what Jesus did for us when He died on the Cross.
It is also a time to celebrate Spring and have fun creating simple crafts with our kids.
So get your craft supplies, glue gun, and creativity ready and get to work on creating memories with your kids!
1. Kelly at Typically Simple joins in the fun of making these Marbled Paper Easter Eggs
“Let the kids decide on the colors of paint they want to use for their marbled paper and squirt it on top of the shaving cream. Make paint drops, lines, squiggles…be creative!”
Typically Simple – Marbled Paper Easter Egg
2. Carrie at One Crazy Mom makes these adorable Easter Egg Wreaths using dollar store supplies.
“We have so much fun with Easter decorations and the kids love to help! I let them sort the eggs into colors and they hand me the eggs so I can glue them on the wreath.
You can use an assortment of eggs or try pastel eggs or even all one color. So many options to suit your house and decor!”
One Crazy Mom – Easter Egg Wreath
3. Liska at Adventures in a Box tells how beautiful these Stained Glass Easter Egg Suncatchers can be when the sun is shining.
We enjoy making stained glass suncatchers with kids. They so are easy and cheap to make that once we get started, we fill our big front window with colorful designs in no time at all. It is also a pretty convenient way to decorate the windows and feel like we’re ready to celebrate whatever is to come. The kids can color them however they want, as long as we have enough markers, and I also find the process to be entertaining.
Adventures in a Box – Stained Glass Easter Egg Suncatcher
4. Andreja at Easy Peasy and Fun talks about how these bookmarks will make a great classroom project.
“There are so many benefits to doing origami and you can easily get kids excited with simple projects like this one. DIY corner bookmarks are perfect to get them started in the world of origami, as kids can go beyond simple folding and add their personal touch to the project when they decorate them. And there are so many ways you can design and decorate your corner bookmark.”
Easy Peasy and Fun – Easter Bunny Bookmark
5. Heidi at Happiness is Homemade has created the most adorable mason jars that are fun for all ages!
“These cute Easter bunny treat jars are a sweet way to deliver a little bit of springtime cheer to your loved ones. Fill them with candy, fresh flowers, a DIY candle or homemade sugar scrub for a quick and easy gift idea that’s sure to please.”
Happiness is Homemade – Easter Bunny Mason Jars
6. Chrysa at Thrifty Jinxy says “This Dollar Store Easter craft gets its name because all of the supplies can easily be purchased at your local Dollar Store. (We found these at Dollar Tree.) That also means that it is a very inexpensive craft to put together. It’s fun for your family at home, a classroom or as a party activity for springtime parties.”
These dollar store Easter Wands are the cutest.
Thrifty Jinxy – Easter Wand Craft
7. Krisha at Jacks and Kate share an adorable way to make carrots out of balloons. And can we talk about how adorable her little model is?
“Easter is just around the corner and I’m in full on, “what can I turn into a carrot?” mode. Last year, I made this bunny food and it was a big hit! This year I have a few more carrot ideas….like these mini carrot balloons. How fun are these? I think these would be so adorable tied to an Easter basket!”
Jacks and Kate – Mini Carrot Balloons
8. Bettijo is calling all supermoms to help create Easter Masks with their little ones.
“It doesn’t take much to pull this craft together, and it’s the perfect activity to have the kids do after they’ve dyed the Easter Eggs or before the Easter Egg hunt.”
Paging Supermom – Bunny Masks for Easter
9. Mariah at Giggles Galore says “Hippity Hoppity Easter is just around the corner and this easy DIY project is a fun craft for you and the kids. Your kids will love making these Easter Bunny Cups and filling them with a tasty Bunny Bait snack.”
10. Jenny at Mend and Make New show us just how easy it is for your kiddos to make these adorable daffodils.
“I opted to do a very simple paper craft that you can make with your kids – DIY daffodils. Because nothing says spring more than daffodils right? This is such a simple craft that I’m sure you won’t need a tutorial – but I’ve included a basic one in pictorial form in case you’re interested.”
Regardless of what crafts you decide to do for springtime and to celebrate Easter, just be sure to get your children involved. And most of all, just have fun!
