Home 15 Fail-Proof Easter Craft Ideas By Southern Living Editors Southern Living Editors Since 1966, the editors of Southern Living have been carrying out the mission of the brand: to bring enjoyment, fulfillment, and inspiration to our readers by celebrating life in the South. We inspire creativity in their homes, their kitchens, their gardens, and their personal style. We are a friend they can trust, a guide to the seasons, a helping hand during the holidays, and a relentless champion of the Southern way of life. Southern Living's editorial guidelines Updated on March 13, 2015 Share Tweet Pin Email Trending Videos Photo: Photo: Laurey W. Glenn With Resurrection Day in the South comes out-of-town family members, Mama's famous macaroni and cheese dish, annual Easter egg hunts, and of course, DIY crafts for the kids and adults alike. Add a little pastel pep to your holiday with our favorite (and completely doable!) crafts. Whether you're looking for something to elevate your Easter table setting or a simple task to keep the kids busy, there's something for everyone. Are you tired of the classic Easter basket? Give rain boots a try. Do you dye eggs the same color every year? Grab some yarn for a fun twist on the classic craft. For all the flower-lovers, try your hand at an Easter centerpiece, rye grass Easter basket, flower pot, or egg carton planer. The list goes on and on! Easy Easter crafts are a great way to get the whole family involved in a fun activity this spring; you're sure to find something everyone will enjoy. Happy Easter! 01 of 15 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. 02 of 15 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. 03 of 15 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. 04 of 15 Rye Grass Easter Basket 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. 05 of 15 DIY Easter Napkin Rings Laurey W. Glenn If you're looking for an Easter craft that corresponds with your already-decided table setting, go with DIY napkin rings. 06 of 15 Naturally Dyed Easter Eggs Photo: Laurey W. Glenn Upgrade your Easter egg game with these luxe-looking (but secretly simple!) marbled eggs. Learn to make them here. 07 of 15 These Easter DIY Ideas are Cute and Easy 08 of 15 Easter Candy Tree 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. 09 of 15 Yarn Easter Eggs Laurey W. Glenn This adorable Easter craft idea is the gift that keeps on giving; they will last for years to come. 10 of 15 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). 11 of 15 Ombré Easter Egg Centerpiece Laurey W. Glenn Do you want to know the best part of this easy Easter craft idea? You can choose whatever color palette best fits your home. 12 of 15 Easter Basket Flower Pot Laurey W. Glenn This show-stopping Easter craft makes for a gorgeous table centerpiece. 13 of 15 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. 14 of 15 Easter Egg Carton Planter Laurey W. Glenn Produce cartons find a second life as planters for spring flowers, perfect to give as a small gift or party favor. 15 of 15 Paper Mache Easter Eggs Laurey w. Glenn Easter-centric? Check. Easy DIY craft? Check. Cute-as-can-be? Check. You can't go wrong with these paper mache eggs. Was this page helpful? Thanks for your feedback! Tell us why! Other Submit