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11 gorgeous Easter craft ideas

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With some time off work and school, Easter is a fantastic opportunity to do some crafts with your kids. Instead of just eating Easter eggs, Juliet will show you how to make Easter bunny themed dry clay egg holders and some very cute potted eggs, complete with a little surprise at the bottom. This Easter, your best laid plans will leave your kids happy, excited and proud of what they made.

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Give the Easter bunny a warm welcome with these whimsical decorations for your home. Get the kids involved and show them how great it is to create something with their own hands – just make sure it’s colourful and fun. While the hands are moving, seize the opportunity to catch up on a good one-on-one chat too. 

Here are 11 Easter craft ideas that the kids will enjoy creating with you

Easter egg wreath craft tutorial by the House that Lars Built
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1. Easter egg wreath

One of the best craft and design blogs, The House that Lars Built, created this stunning rainbow Easter egg wreath using crepe paper. You can find the step-by-step tutorial here. 

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2. Crafty carrots

What would the Easter bunny expect on the dining table? Lots of carrots, of course! Make up a bunch of these cardboard carrot pouches to hold small choccie eggs and other little treats.

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3. Egg Piñata

Make your own carrot piñata for Easter with Oh Happy Day’s tutorial or try this gorgeous Easter Egg piñata by A Subtle Revelry.

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Dyed eggs
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4. Dyed eggs

Did you dye eggs growing up as a child? You can’t go past this traditional craft that only requires a little food colouring and water.

Easter wreath
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Easter wreath
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5. Bunny-shaped decoration

Adorn a mantle with a pretty Easter wreath made into a bunny shape with some wire,  greenery and flowers.

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6. Golden bunting

The options are endless when it comes to bunting. With no sewing required, this is a great project for novice crafters. Just cut and use twine to bring it altogether.

Bunny rosettes
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Bunny rosettes
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7. Bunny rosettes

Makers are sharers, so pass on your expertise and learn new skills. These rosetters are cute when pinned to a shirt, on a gift box or hanging from branches to make a fun Easter tree.

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8. A pair of ears

Instead of buying a pair of plain bunny ears from the $2 shop, make your own adorable ones with fun patterned fabric and a glue gun. 

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9. An eye mask

Everyone loves a fluffy bunny. Kids will love making these eye masks, so enlist their help with this simple project and soon you’ll have a cute mask for dress-ups.

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10. Fluffy bunnies

These adorable pom-pom bunnies will be loved by the little ones. Just add felt ears, whiskers, a nose, and some eyes. They’re cute, cuddly and calorie-free.

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11. Bunny statue

These nifty DIY kits from The Fluid Project are a great way to have a crafternoon while also making a unique piece of Easter decor.

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