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  • Popsicle Stick Chicks

    Popsicle Stick Chicks

    Create cute little chicks with your own little chicks from simply popsicle sticks and felt! You’re able to make so much with so little supplies! It doesn’t get much more adorable or easier than that! craftymorning.com
  • Paper Roll Chick

    Paper Roll Chick

    This is take two at a sweet chick, but a little rounder this time!  Using a toilet paper roll instead sticks, we still end up with an adorable baby chicken! All you really have to do is cut the roll in half, paint it yellow, and slap on some eyes and a nose! easypeasyandfun.com
  • Easter Bunny Spoons

    Easter Bunny Spoons

    We can’t forget about the Easter bunny! This creative activity turns plastic spoons into well-dressed bunnies. Children can style their bunny however they want, or even make a setting for him to hop around! krokotak.com
  • Mosaic Easter Eggs

    Mosaic Easter Eggs

    This is an overall favorite because it takes something so simple and creates something quite beautiful! Plus, all you need is construction paper and felt and you end up with a mosaic Easter egg! thepinterestedparent.com
  • Carrot Footprints

    Carrot Footprints

    What’s a bunny without its carrots?! The kiddos will have a blast rubbing their feet in orange paint then sticking it onto paper! They’ll probably end up having way too much fun with it, but that just means you’ll have plenty of carrots laying around. craftymorning.com
  • Paper Plate Bunny

    Paper Plate Bunny

    Use some things you already have at home like cotton balls and paper plates to make a bunny’s face! Your kids can throw on some whiskers or even attach a mustache, either way it’ll be a hoot!  simplytodaylife.com
  • Bunny Planters

    Bunny Planters

    Easter is always full of life, so turn these tin cans into bunny plant holders! Once you’re finished creating the perfect bunny look, go ahead and throw some soil and seeds and watch it grow! weknowstuff.us.com

Easter proves to be a colorful spring-filled time and also a great holiday to get the kids together to do some crafting in the same vibrant spirit. Easter-themed creations are full of bright colors and mostly cute chickens and eggs, which both prove to be pretty simple to make! We’ve gone through Pinterest and selected some of the most adorable yet easy-to-do arts and crafts that are sure to bring joy and smiles to your children’s day. And don’t worry, the clean-up is quick, too!

In addition to these cute creations, check out our Facebook Live with The Craft Studio when they showed us a few DIY crafts, too!

 

  • Popsicle Stick Chicks

    Popsicle Stick Chicks

    Create cute little chicks with your own little chicks from simply popsicle sticks and felt! You’re able to make so much with so little supplies! It doesn’t get much more adorable or easier than that! craftymorning.com

  • Paper Roll Chick

    Paper Roll Chick

    This is take two at a sweet chick, but a little rounder this time!  Using a toilet paper roll instead sticks, we still end up with an adorable baby chicken! All you really have to do is cut the roll in half, paint it yellow, and slap on some eyes and a nose! easypeasyandfun.com

  • Easter Bunny Spoons

    Easter Bunny Spoons

    We can’t forget about the Easter bunny! This creative activity turns plastic spoons into well-dressed bunnies. Children can style their bunny however they want, or even make a setting for him to hop around! krokotak.com

  • Mosaic Easter Eggs

    Mosaic Easter Eggs

    This is an overall favorite because it takes something so simple and creates something quite beautiful! Plus, all you need is construction paper and felt and you end up with a mosaic Easter egg! thepinterestedparent.com

  • Carrot Footprints

    Carrot Footprints

    What’s a bunny without its carrots?! The kiddos will have a blast rubbing their feet in orange paint then sticking it onto paper! They’ll probably end up having way too much fun with it, but that just means you’ll have plenty of carrots laying around. craftymorning.com

  • Paper Plate Bunny

    Paper Plate Bunny

    Use some things you already have at home like cotton balls and paper plates to make a bunny’s face! Your kids can throw on some whiskers or even attach a mustache, either way it’ll be a hoot!  simplytodaylife.com

  • Bunny Planters

    Bunny Planters

    Easter is always full of life, so turn these tin cans into bunny plant holders! Once you’re finished creating the perfect bunny look, go ahead and throw some soil and seeds and watch it grow! weknowstuff.us.com

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