Easter crafts for kids are a fun way to celebrate the season while keeping little hands busy with creative projects. There’s something so fun about turning simple materials into colorful eggs, fluffy bunnies, and adorable spring decorations. Plus, crafting isn’t just about making cute things—it’s a great way to celebrate the season, spend quality time as a family, and keep little hands busy with something fun and festive.
We have tons of easy Easter crafts for kids, including classic egg decorating, adorable bunny projects, and even fun edible treats. It doesn’t matter if your child is just starting with simple crafts or already loves getting creative with DIY projects—there’s something fun and engaging for every age and skill level!
So grab your glue sticks, paintbrushes, and a handful of supplies—because these Easter crafts are guaranteed to bring joy, creativity, and a little bit of springtime magic into your home. Let’s get crafting!
1. Fun DIY Paper Plate Easter Bunny Crafts for Kids
One of the easiest and most popular Easter crafts for preschoolers, the paper plate Easter bunny requires minimal supplies but delivers big results. All you need is a paper plate, cotton balls, googly eyes, colored paper, and glue. Start by gluing cotton balls all over the plate to create a fluffy bunny face. Cut out large ears from pink and white construction paper and attach them to the top. Add googly eyes, a small pom-pom for the nose, and draw whiskers with a black marker. This craft is a fantastic sensory activity for young children and makes for a cute Easter decoration.
2. DIY Paper Roll & Toilet Paper Roll Bunny Crafts
Upcycling is a great way to make fun Easter crafts while teaching kids about sustainability. Transform empty toilet paper rolls into adorable bunnies by painting them pastel colors and adding pipe cleaner whiskers, googly eyes, and pom-pom noses. If you fold the top of the roll inward, it creates natural bunny ears, which can be decorated with pink markers or felt. For an added twist, flatten the rolls and cut the bottom into a point, then dip them in paint to create bunny face stamps—perfect for making Easter greeting
3. DIY Popsicle Stick Easter Bunny Projects
Popsicle stick crafts are simple yet creative, making them perfect for an Easter arts and crafts session. Arrange five popsicle sticks side by side and glue them together to form the bunny’s face. Attach two additional sticks in a “V” shape at the top to create ears. Once dry, paint the face a soft pastel color and the ears pink inside. Add googly eyes, draw whiskers, and use a small pom-pom for the nose. These DIY bunny crafts are great for Easter decorations or classroom activities.
4. Wooden Spoon Bunny Puppet Crafts for Kids
Wooden spoons can be transformed into adorable bunny puppets that children can use for storytelling. Paint the spoon handle to resemble a bunny’s body and use white paint for the head. Add felt ears, googly eyes, and a small pom-pom nose. A little bow tie or a small felt carrot glued onto the handle adds extra detail. This craft is fun for kids who love role-playing and makes for a great homemade Easter decoration.
5. DIY Easter Bunny Headband Activities for Kids
Easter dress-up just got more fun with DIY bunny ear headbands. Using a simple headband as a base, attach bunny ears made of felt, foam, or construction paper. Add embellishments like flowers, sequins, or even tiny carrots made from colored paper. Kids will love wearing their custom headbands for an Easter egg hunt or holiday celebration.
6. Cute DIY Cotton Ball Bunny & Carrot Crafts
This craft combines two Easter icons—bunnies and carrots—into one fun project. Kids glue fluffy cotton balls onto a bunny cutout, then pair it with a paper carrot that they can decorate with crayon or paint. A free printable template makes this craft even easier, allowing kids to assemble and decorate their Easter bunny and carrot with minimal effort.
7. Handmade Easter Egg Wreath Craft Ideas
A festive DIY Easter decoration, an Easter egg wreath can be made using cutouts of eggs, either hand-drawn or from a printable template. Kids can decorate each egg with paint, stickers, or washi tape and glue them onto a circular cardboard base. This craft doubles as an excellent homemade Easter gift or a front door decoration.
8. Felt Easter Egg Activities for Kids
For a tactile Easter craft, felt eggs are a great option. Cut egg shapes from colorful felt and let kids decorate them with pom-poms, buttons, or beads. These no-mess Easter crafts for kids are ideal for preschoolers and toddlers.
9. Colorful Easter Egg Suncatcher Crafts
Brighten up windows with colorful Easter egg suncatchers. Using clear contact paper, kids can arrange pieces of tissue paper to create vibrant stained-glass effects. These simple Easter crafts make for beautiful DIY Easter decorations that catch the sunlight.
10. Easy Sticker & Washi Tape Easter Egg Crafts
For a mess-free alternative to painting, decorate eggs with stickers and washi tape. Kids can layer different patterns and colors to create unique designs. This quick and easy Easter craft is great for families looking for a fuss-free egg decorating option.
11. DIY Donut Bunny Treats – Fun Edible Easter Crafts
Transform plain donuts into adorable Easter bunnies with just a few simple ingredients. Start with store-bought or homemade donuts and cover them with a vanilla glaze. Use marshmallows or white chocolate-dipped pretzels for bunny ears, and place candy eyes and a small pink jellybean or M&M for the nose. Kids will love decorating their bunny donuts with colorful sprinkles and edible glitter for an extra festive touch.
12. Sweet DIY Peeps House Crafts for Easter
Peeps marshmallow bunnies and chicks are Easter staples, and building them little houses makes for an entertaining and tasty craft. Using graham crackers or wafer cookies, assemble a small house using royal icing or melted chocolate as glue. Decorate the houses with pastel-colored sprinkles, shredded coconut «grass,» and mini chocolate eggs. Place a Peeps bunny inside for a charming Easter scene. These DIY Easter crafts double as festive decorations and sweet treats for Easter baskets.
13. Easy DIY Rice Krispie Treat Nest Crafts
For a fun twist on classic Rice Krispie treats, shape them into small nests instead of squares. After mixing Rice Krispies with melted marshmallows and butter, use a muffin tin to mold them into nest shapes. Let them cool, then fill each nest with mini chocolate eggs, jellybeans, or marshmallow chicks. These edible Easter crafts make great party favors or dessert table centerpieces.
14. DIY Easter Bunny & Egg Carton Wreath Crafts
Egg cartons make excellent recycled materials for DIY Easter decorations. To make an Easter wreath, cut out sections of an egg carton and paint them in pastel shades. Glue them onto a cardboard ring and add paper bunny cutouts, ribbon, and faux flowers for embellishment. This craft is a fantastic way to create handmade Easter decorations that can be reused year after year.
15. Cress Bunny Planter – Nature-Inspired Easter Crafts
One of the most engaging and educational Easter crafts for kids is growing a cress bunny planter. This project teaches children about plant growth while letting them decorate their own bunny-shaped pots.
To create a cress bunny planter, start with a small flowerpot or an upcycled yogurt container. Paint or draw a bunny face on the outside, adding whiskers, a nose, and ears. Then, fill the pot with soil or damp cotton wool and sprinkle cress seeds on top. Place the planter in a sunny spot and lightly water it every day. Within a week, the cress will begin to sprout, resembling bunny “hair.” Kids can trim the cress as it grows and even use it in sandwiches or salads. This simple yet fascinating project makes gardening a fun part of Easter celebrations.
16. Fun DIY Easter Bunny Crown Crafts
Easter Bunny crowns add a whimsical touch to holiday outfits, making them a fun accessory for kids to wear during an Easter egg hunt or family gathering.
To make a bunny crown, start with a simple headband or cut a strip of cardstock to fit around the child’s head. Cut out bunny ears from felt, foam, or construction paper and glue them onto the headband. For extra flair, decorate the crown with pastel-colored paper flowers, pom-poms, or small carrot cutouts.
Ready to hop into some Easter magic? Pick your favorite Easter craft, sprinkle in some creativity, and watch those little faces light up with joy! Whether you’re a crafting pro or just starting out, there’s a perfect Easter creation waiting for you and your family. Let’s make this Easter one to remember!