DIY Easter Craft Ideas For Kids To Make At Home

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Easter egg piñatas

Party at home with these papier-mâché balloon piñatas. Break them open for a choc-filled surprise, or stuff them with confetti for a fun, sugar-less alternative. Psst: it’s not only great for Easter, but birthday parties, too! You’ll want to bookmark this for later.

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Easter egg wreath

Need some decorations around the house this Easter? Make this simple Easter egg wreath to hang in the house. All you need are paper plates (or just regular cardboard if you prefer), glue, a ribbon, scissors and tissue paper. It’s simple, fuss-free and we’re sure the tots will definitely enjoy all the scrunching up.

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Bunny candy pouch

Instead of buying an Easter basket this year, make a cute bunny pouch instead! This version by mer mag has bunny ears, which tie together to close the bag on the lollies inside. An egg-tremely simple way to add a punch to your party favour bags.

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Twisty bunny ears

Make Easter even more fun with some dressing up! Why not try these adorable bunny ears ? They’re really easy to make for the little ones – and incredibly cute, too!

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Easter Mason jars

Got some Mason jars lying around? Spruce them up with a lick of paint to make these cute offerings. Not only are they easy to make, but they’re also super-pretty to look at. Fill them with flowers, chocolate eggs or candy.

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Neon dip-dyed eggs

Unleash your inner-80s child with these neon dip-dyed eggs! The tykes can unleash their creativity and dip them in any way they want – our choice for a fun, messy Easter craft that’ll keep them occupied.

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Glitter pastel eggs

If neon doesn’t float your kid’s boat, how about these glitter pastel egg delights? If you can find duck eggs, go with those. The shells are much more fragile than chicken eggs, but they’re great for this project as they’re lovely and white – good for pastel!  Sit it in the egg carton that it came in, glitter side up, for about half an hour until the glue dries. Once it’s done, don’t touch it too much because the glitter will come off pretty easily.

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Dip-dyed rainbow eggs

Want to go one better? Bring rainbow eggs to the Easter table with this cool idea.To start colouring your eggs, dip them into the bowl for 10 seconds. To create different tints, vary the dipping time. Tip: the longer you leave the eggs in the coloured water, the brighter they’ll turn out. Place your eggs on your drying rack until the colour has set.