41 Fun (And Easy) Easter Crafts for Kids That You’ll Love Too

A great Easter craft that makes the most of recycling, these adorable egg carton chicks can be painted in a rainbow of colors and can be finished off with a pretty matching feather.

This is a simple craft for kids to do and will make a beautiful gift for Mom, as it involves using colored plastic eggs to create a pretty Easter bouquet.

Wooden clothes pins lend themselves to making bunnies – once the mechanism is removed and they’re glued together, they come with readymade ears and paws just waiting to be painted.

Potatoes are the perfect shape for printing eggs when cut in half, so use any potatoes which have seen better days and carve patterns in the cut side before dipping in paint.

How darling are these little planters? Perfect as gifts at Easter (or just to brighten the home) plain pots can be painted before being decorated with chick-style feathers, beaks, and features.

Paper plates are great for when your little ones want to get crafty, and this Easter bunny mask is the perfect example – it’s easy to make and will provide hours of dressing-up fun.

These craft stick carrots would make great decorations for an Easter egg hunt, and they’re fun and easy to make, too, using popsicle sticks, paper, glue, and bright orange paint.

This pretty Easter craft activity is super easy to do, and doesn’t even involve any gluing – just vibrant tissue paper, contact paper, and string or yarn to hang it up with.

These candy jars are ideal for giving as Easter gifts, but you’ll want to make extra so you can keep some at home because they’re adorable, and perfect for holding candy treats.

There’s something about marshmallows that just looks fluffy, which means they’re ideal for making these cute bunny outlines with funny googly eyes, whiskers, and the sweetest pom pom nose.

Aluminum foil makes these Easter eggs a joy to create and display, as the markers used to draw colorful patterns all over gives them an almost stained glass window effect.

The home always looks drab when the Christmas decorations come down, but fortunately Easter is just around the corner, and these salt dough Easter tree egg ornaments make delightfully cheerful replacements.

Handprint art is cute all by itself, because those tiny little fingers will make great memories one day. These Easter bunny prints, however, are a whole other level of cute!

No two fingerprints are the same, which means that every single one of these fingerprint chicks and thumbprint bunnies will be totally unique, too, especially when they have the little details drawn on.

Turn the kiddos into sweet little bunnies this Easter with this easy step by step guide which shows you how to create rabbit masks from card and fluffy white cotton balls.

There is a free downloadable template included with this post which allows anyone to create these really pretty hanging Easter egg ornaments using vibrantly patterned craft paper, a stapler, and thread.

There’ll be chicks galore when you introduce a child to this simple but effective Easter craft, using just a wine cork, yellow paint, a marker, and orange paper for the beak.

Eggs are synonymous with Easter, and that makes this fun activity perfect for this time of the year; fill emptied eggshells with different colored paints and SPLAT! them at a blank canvas.

Small paper bags equal big Easter fun when you add ears, whiskers, and a fluffy pom pom nose, and this how-to guide even comes with a free printable template to make your own.

With Easter comes spring, and that hopefully means a little ray of sunshine, too, so use the free template or design your own, and make these fun suncatchers with the kids.

Look how cute these lollipop bunnies are! Using Tootsie Pops as the body, simply add pipe cleaner ears, pom pom features, and sparkly paws to create the best sweet treat ever.

This is a fun craft for kids to do with minimal supervision needed, because they can glue the yellow tissue paper squares any way they want to make the chick’s body appear fluffy.

A watercolor effect can be achieved with markers and water in this painted doily egg craft, which makes it perfect for when you want maximum results with minimum mess.

Pom poms have been a favorite craft project for generations, and you can put that tradition to good use by making these exceptionally sweet fluffy Easter bunnies with tiny googly eyes.

This free template will give you the basis for creating adorable hatching chicks which slide in and out of their half shells, and can be decorated as carefully or chaotically as your kids like.

Kids of all ages will have hours of fun and creative play when they make these super sweet Easter chick finger puppets which, although they are simple to make, look brilliant when completed.

Plastic spoons might seem innocuous enough, but they can be used to great effect in a number of craft projects, including these awesome spring ideas like ladybugs and cute Easter chicks.

These dipped painted eggs can be used in a number of ways over the Easter period, as gift tags, for instance, or tree decorations, or even strung together to make a pretty, colorful garland.

Add a little Easter fun and color to a bunch of blooms by filling a glass vase with jelly beans and Peeps, and adding a smaller vase in the middle for the flowers.

You can make this garland super vibrant or stick to a color scheme to match the décor; either way it’s a great way to use up a stash of paint chips.

There’s no end to the ways in which kids can decorate these funny egg people, and with the free included template they can print out and ‘dress’ them in brightly colored outfits, too.

This is a great Easter craft that will keep them enthralled for days as they watch and measure how much the eggheads’ ‘hair’ is growing – switch things up and use cress, instead.

This is a lovely way to give kids some Easter candy, and would look lovely under an Easter tree; just like a real egg, you have to break it to reach the contents.

Every crafter needs a stack of paper plates, because they make a great base for creating all sorts of projects, like Christmas wreaths, underwater creatures, and this fabulous Easter woolly sheep.

Toddlers will adore making this sweet Easter picture, because it involves painting their feet and having them stand on the paper to create the delightful carrot and cheeky little bunny.

It’s easy to turn ordinary cupcakes into a clutch of chicks by icing them, and then dipping them into yellow-dyed coconut shreds before adding candy eyes and a jelly bean beak.

These paper roll chicks will bring a smile to any Easter Sunday as each one is like a little ray of sunshine, and they can be used to hold their chocolate eggs, too.

Grab a handful of colored plastic spoons and your kids can make these sweet spring flowers, before ‘planting’ them in a glass filled with shredded paper ‘dirt’.

For a real hands-on craft for kids, these shaving cream painted eggs are as much fun to make as they are to look at, and they make fabulous Easter decorations.

These miniature Easter baskets are so cute and they can be painted in any color you like, which is handy if you have more than one child to make for.