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Here are some more Easter crafts for you, hope this will give you quite a handful of crafts to made this Easter. Have fun, and keep the ideas rolling, by sending this page to your friends. You can also send in your ideas at celebrations_at_theholidayspot.com. Happy Easter, and have fun! |
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Decorating table for Easter: Make a simple table decoration from straw, fresh or silk flowers and small chocolate eggs or tiny sugar eggs. Bind the straw to a double-thick length of plastic-covered wire. Use raffia to tie them separately. Shape the straw into a ring. It should be thin and look sparse initially. Once you have formed the basic shape, attach four pieces of wire diagonally across the bottom. And bind them with string or cotton in the middle. Cover the bse with a layer of straw using a needle and raffia to bind it to the wire struts. Attach more straw to the sides of the nest.  |
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Hatching chicks on Easter: Materials: Plastic Easter Eggs Yellow Cotton balls Glue Small Eyes Orange Construction Paper Directions: Open the Easter Eggs and place a drop of glue in the bottom of one side of the egg.Place the colored cotton ball on the glue.Then glue the eyes to the cotton ball.Cut out small orange triangle to use as the chicks beak, glue on the cotton ball. |
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Egg carton Mini-Easter Baskets: Materials: use individual egg buckets (from egg carton) ribbon for handle put in Easter grass, jelly beans, etc. We've always done an Easter tree using budding branches from outside, place them in a vase and decorate with homemade or store bought decorations. |
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| Paper Plate Bunny Materials: large paper plate small paper plate glue pink construction paper cotton ball crayons or markers Using paper plates, glue small one to top of large one to form head and body. Cut out bunny ears from pink paper. Glue or staple to head. Draw eyes and nose on face of plate with crayons or markers. Glue a cotton ball on the back for a tail.
Easter Bunny Ears
Easter parade bonnet |
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| Eggshell Mosaic A great way to use up the remains of the Easter eggs. Children will love breaking up the eggshells. Materials: Colored eggshells construction paper crayon, pen or marker glue On a piece of paper have child draw a simple design (e.g. flower, balloon, kite, egg). Spread glue in design area. Sprinkle bits of broken eggshells onto glue. Allow to dry then hang and enjoy. |
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