If there’s anything I love about Easter, it’s that it’s full of colors. Pastels that instantly lift your mood, bright decorations that make everything feel cheerful, and of course, glittering eggs that somehow make the holiday feel magical.
Every Easter, children are always around me. If it’s not my nieces and nephews, it’s the neighbor kids popping by full of energy, excitement, and endless curiosity. There’s something so special about seeing their eyes light up as they hunt for eggs or proudly show off their latest bunny-themed craft.
For me, Easter isn’t just about the holiday itself, it’s about the little moments of joy and creativity that come with it. Watching kids explore, get messy, and let their imaginations run wild is truly inspiring.
That’s why I’ve put together 25 easy Easter crafts for kids. Each one is fun, simple, and perfect for a creative afternoon with family, neighbors, or even a spontaneous neighborhood craft session.
25 Easy Easter Crafts for Kids
1. Bunny Paper Plates
Bunny paper plates are a classic, fun, and super simple Easter craft that kids absolutely love.
All you need is a plain paper plate, some cotton balls, construction paper, glue, and markers. Start by helping kids cut out bunny ears from the construction paper and attach them to the top of the plate.
Then, use cotton balls to give the bunny a soft, fluffy face, kids love sticking them on and feeling the texture. Eyes, a nose, and a little smile drawn with markers or crayons instantly bring the bunny to life.
This craft is perfect for little hands, requires minimal supervision, and doubles as a cute decoration for your Easter table.
For an extra treat, place a small chocolate egg or candy in front of each bunny, kids get to see their creation and enjoy a sweet reward, making it a memorable part of your Easter brunch setup.
2. Handprint Chicks
Handprint chicks are a simple, yet adorable craft that kids can proudly show off.
Start by painting your child’s hand yellow and pressing it gently onto a sheet of paper to create the chick’s body.
Once dry, add googly eyes, an orange beak, and little feet with markers or paint.
Each handprint becomes a unique chick, capturing a moment in time you’ll treasure forever.
This craft is great for toddlers and preschoolers because it’s messy in the best way, perfect for sensory play.
Display the chicks around your home or let the kids give them as gifts to family members during brunch.
It’s a colorful, personalized touch that adds charm to your holiday celebrations.
3. Easter Egg Salt Dough Ornaments
Salt dough ornaments are a fun way for kids to get hands-on and create lasting keepsakes.
Mix 1 cup of flour, 1/2 cup of salt, and 1/2 cup of water to make a soft dough.
Shape the dough into egg forms and bake until firm. Once cooled, let kids paint their eggs in bright pastel colors and add glitter or stickers for extra sparkle.
These ornaments can be hung around the house, used as table decorations, or even gifted to friends and family.
The process is simple but feels “grown-up,” giving kids a sense of accomplishment and pride in their creations.
4. Pom-Pom Bunnies
Pom-pom bunnies are fluffy, playful, and perfect for little hands.
Using a few pom-poms of different sizes, glue them together to form the bunny’s body and head.
Add pipe cleaner ears, googly eyes, and a tiny cotton ball tail.
Kids love assembling their bunnies, choosing colors, and making them as silly or cute as they like.
These bunnies double as decorations for an Easter table or as a centerpiece, bringing a playful, handcrafted vibe to your celebration.
Plus, it’s a craft that encourages fine motor skills while letting imaginations run wild.
5. Tissue Paper Easter Eggs
Tissue paper Easter eggs are a vibrant, mess-free craft that really makes kids feel creative.
Cut egg shapes out of cardstock or construction paper and let kids tear small pieces of tissue paper to glue onto the eggs.
Overlapping layers of color create a beautiful stained-glass effect when displayed on a window or around the table.
This activity is perfect for keeping younger children entertained while you prep brunch or set the table.
Plus, these bright, cheerful eggs make a lovely addition to your table décor colorful, kid-made, and totally Instagram-worthy.
6. Pipe Cleaner Flowers
Pipe cleaner flowers are a simple craft that lets kids create something colorful and long-lasting.
Twist green pipe cleaners into stems, then add loops of bright-colored pipe cleaners for petals.
You can even twist smaller pieces for leaves. Kids love experimenting with shapes and colors, and the final flowers can be arranged in a vase for a cheerful centerpiece.
These vibrant blooms are perfect for decorating your home or your table, adding a handmade, springtime touch that everyone will notice.
7. Popsicle Stick Baskets
Popsicle stick baskets are both fun to make and functional for holding Easter treats.
Glue popsicle sticks together to form the sides of a tiny basket and attach a handle with another stick or ribbon.
Kids can decorate with paint, stickers, or markers for a personalized look.
Once done, these baskets can be filled with chocolate eggs, candies, or little trinkets perfect for a craft session.
Kids love seeing their creations used in real life, which makes the experience extra special.
8. Paper Cup Chicks
Paper cup chicks are an easy craft that turns simple supplies into something adorable.
Paint a paper cup yellow, then add a beak, eyes, and little feet with markers or paper cutouts.
Cotton balls or feathers can be glued on for extra fluffiness. These chicks are sturdy, fun to make, and great for little hands to decorate.
They can sit around the house, line the windowsill, or be placed on your table as festive little guests adding both charm and personality to the celebration.
9. Bunny Ear Headbands
Bunny ear headbands are a lively, wearable craft that kids love to show off.
Cut bunny ears from cardstock, decorate with markers, glitter, or stickers, and attach them to a headband using glue or tape.
Kids can wear their creations for an Easter egg hunt, family photos, or during your lunch.
This craft encourages creativity, allows kids to personalize their ears, and adds a playful, festive vibe to the holiday atmosphere.
10. Egg Carton Chicks
Egg carton chicks are a fantastic way to recycle and create something adorable at the same time.
Cut individual egg cups from a carton, paint them yellow, and add paper or felt beaks, feet, and eyes.
Kids can even add little feathers for a fluffy effect.
These chicks are sturdy, lightweight, and perfect for displaying around the house.
Line them up on your table or use them as part of a centerpiece, your kids will be proud to see their creations as part of the family celebration.
11. Cotton Ball Sheep
Cotton ball sheep are a soft, tactile craft that little ones adore.
Draw or print a simple sheep outline on cardstock, then let kids glue cotton balls all over the body for a fluffy, three-dimensional effect.
Add googly eyes and a tiny felt nose to finish the look. This craft is perfect for sensory play and helps kids practice fine motor skills.
Display these sheep around the house or include them as part of your table décor to add a whimsical, handmade touch.
12. Easter Egg Sun Catchers
Easter egg sun catchers are a colorful craft that brightens any room.
Cut egg shapes from cardstock, then cover them with pieces of tissue paper or contact paper.
Kids can layer colors for a stained-glass effect, and the final pieces can be hung in windows to catch the sunlight.
This craft is simple but visually stunning, and it gives kids a sense of accomplishment when they see their creations sparkling in the light.
13. Glitter Easter Eggs
Glitter Easter eggs are a sparkly, fun craft that kids can customize endlessly.
Use plastic eggs or cardboard cutouts, brush them with glue, and sprinkle glitter over the top.
Let each child mix and match colors for a truly unique design.
These eggs are not only festive but can double as decorations on your table or even be hidden around the house for a mini egg hunt.
Kids love the hands-on glitter fun and it adds a little magic to the holiday décor.
14. Bunny Footprints
Bunny footprints are a playful craft that literally starts from the ground up.
Paint your child’s feet with washable paint and have them step on paper to create “bunny tracks.”
Add ears, eyes, and a little tail to turn each footprint into a cute bunny.
This craft is messy, yes, but it’s also a blast and makes for a memorable keepsake.
Scatter these footprint bunnies around your Easter brunch table or hallway for a whimsical, interactive decoration that guests will love.
15. Paper Roll Bunnies
Paper roll bunnies are a classic, crafty way to repurpose toilet paper rolls.
Paint the rolls in soft pastel colors, then attach paper ears, eyes, and a cotton ball tail.
Kids can decorate with markers, stickers, or even tiny pom-poms for extra flair.
These bunnies are perfect for lining shelves, windowsills, or your Easter brunch table.
They’re sturdy, cute, and give kids a sense of pride knowing they made something that adds personality to your holiday celebration.
16. Pom-Pom Chicks on Rocks
Pom-pom chicks on rocks are a fun, tactile craft that gives kids the thrill of creating tiny creatures with a twist.
Glue small yellow pom-poms onto smooth rocks, then add eyes, beaks, and little feet with markers or felt.
Kids love choosing the “perfect rock” and watching their fluffy chicks come to life.
These little decorations are sturdy enough to sit around the house or line the Easter brunch table, adding a playful and colorful touch that’s all their own.
17. Easter Egg Necklaces
Easter egg necklaces are a wearable craft that keeps kids entertained while giving them a sense of accomplishment.
Use plastic eggs with small holes or large beads shaped like eggs, and let kids string them onto yarn or string.
They can mix colors, add patterns, or even include little charms for personality.
These necklaces are fun to wear during an egg hunt or as part of your festivities, turning kids into walking displays of their creativity.
18. Feathered Chicks
Feathered chicks are a sensory-rich craft that kids adore.
Cut out chick shapes from paper or cardstock and glue small feathers all over to create a soft, fluffy texture.
Add eyes, a beak, and tiny feet, and let kids decorate further with markers or stickers.
These chicks are perfect for sticking on windowsills, shelves, or your table.
The tactile element keeps little hands busy, and the result is a cheerful, handmade decoration that brightens up any room.
19. Easter Bunny Masks
Easter bunny masks are a lively, interactive craft that lets kids become part of the celebration.
Cut out bunny shapes from cardstock, and add eye holes, ears, and decorations with markers, glitter, or stickers.
Attach an elastic band so kids can wear their masks for an egg hunt, photos, or during your brunch.
This craft encourages creativity, imaginative play, and makes for some adorable holiday photos to remember the day by.
20. DIY Easter Stickers
DIY Easter stickers are a simple, versatile craft that kids can use to personalize everything.
Let kids color and cut out shapes like eggs, bunnies, chicks, or flowers from cardstock or sticker paper.
They can decorate notebooks, cards, or even add their stickers to your table décor.
It’s a craft that keeps little hands busy, sparks imagination, and gives them something tangible to take home as a mini souvenir from the holiday fun.
Final Thoughts
Easter crafts aren’t just about keeping kids busy, they’re about creating memories, sharing laughter, and celebrating the joy of the season together. From fluffy pom-pom bunnies to colorful handprint chicks, each craft is a chance for little hands to explore, imagine, and express themselves.
And while crafting is always fun, pairing it with a cozy Easter brunch makes the day even more special. Treats, laughter, and handmade decorations all around the table turn a simple meal into a celebration that everyone from kids to adults will remember.
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