10 Fail-Proof Easter Craft Ideas

Add a little pastel pep to your holiday with our favorite (and completely doable!) crafts.

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Easter Candy Tree

Photo: Laurey W. Glenn

Display Easter sweets and treats with this nature-inspired candy tree. A terra-cotta pot, some florist foam, and scrapbook materials will have little ones thinking candy does grow on trees. 

Watch: How To Make an Easter Candy Tree

Step-by-Step Instructions: Easter Candy Tree

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Homemade Easter Egg Card

Photo: Laurey W. Glenn

Send a little snail mail love with this straightforward stationery template. Repurpose old ribbon, cardstock, scrapbooking paper, magazine clips, yarn, and/or fabric for a collaged, colorful Easter card.  

Watch: How To Make Homemade Easter Egg Cards

Step-by-Step Instructions: Homemade Easter Egg Card

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Easter Bunny Photo Prop

Photo: Laurey W. Glenn

Family photo ops call for a little dress-up fun. Make this bunny mask for silly Easter memories for years to come.

Watch: How To Make an Easter Bunny Photo Prop

Step-by-Step Instructions: Easter Bunny Photo Prop

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Easter Napkin Rings

Photo: Laurey W. Glenn

No need to buy formal, and expensive, napkin holders. Spruce up your Easter table with some homemade napkin rings ­­­­– only four materials needed! 

Watch: How To Make Easter Napkin Rings

Step-by-Step Instructions: Easter Napkin Rings

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Mod Podge Easter Eggs

Photo: Laurey W. Glenn

Water balloons, kitchen supplies, and a little Mod Podge come together to make these vibrant eggs, perfect for centerpieces and tabletop accents. 

Step-by-Step Instructions: Mod Podge Easter Eggs

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Easter Centerpiece

Photo: Laurey W. Glenn

Mix up traditional floral arrangements with a bouquet of bright carrots at the heart of this more subtle Easter-inspired piece. 

Watch: How To Make an Easter Centerpiece 

Step-by-Step Instructions: Easter Centerpiece

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Rye Grass Easter Basket

Photo: Laurey W. Glenn

A lively take on the classic Easter basket. Freshen up an old basket with some easy-to-grow rye (or wheat) grass and classic colorful eggs. 

Step-by-Step Instructions: Rye Grass Easter Basket

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Easter Egg Carton Planter

Photo: Laurey W. Glenn

Produce cartons find a second life as planters for spring flowers, perfect to give as a small gift or party favor. 

Watch: How To Make an Easter Egg Carton Planter

Step-by-Step Instructions: Easter Egg Carton Planter

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Naturally Dyed Easter Eggs

Photo: Laurey W. Glenn

Upgrade your Easter egg game with these luxe-looking (but secretly simple!) marbled eggs.

Watch: How To Make Naturally Dyed Easter Eggs

Step-by-Step Instructions: Naturally Dyed Easter Eggs

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Paint Pen Easter Eggs

Photo: Laurey W. Glenn

One of our easiest crafts ever – all you need is some eggs, a paint pen, and a few favorite patterns (well, and maybe a steady hand).

Watch: How To Make Paint Pen Easter Eggs

Step-by-Step Instructions: Paint Pen Easter Eggs

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