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On our Easter page you’ll find everything you need for a creative and joyful spring. Discover inspiring DIYs, step-by-step projects and fun crafts for all ages. Explore egg designs, bunnies, decorations and more. You’ll also find all the materials and tools to get started right away. Perfect for anyone who wants to make Easter extra festive!

What can you craft for Easter?

Easter is the perfect moment to get creative. Whether you enjoy simple paper crafts, making cheerful decorations with children, or trying more elaborate DIY projects: there is always something fun to make. Below you’ll find a collection of ideas that will instantly inspire your Easter creations.

Easter basket with bunny

This cheerful Easter basket with a little bunny is ideal for young children and immediately brings Easter joy. With just sturdy paper, glue and a few simple shapes, you can create an adorable basket you can reuse again and again. It’s cute, easy to carry and perfect for an Easter egg hunt in the garden.

Making an Easter card

A handmade Easter card makes the holiday feel extra personal. This card is decorated with soft spring colours, punched leaves and a cute bunny on an egg-shaped background. Perfect for wishing someone a happy Easter or to add to a small gift.

Felt Easter garland

This colourful felt garland brings instant festive cheer into any room. Each felt egg features a punched bunny and a small flower, giving the garland a sweet handmade look. The pastel and spring colours match beautifully with the rest of your Easter décor and brighten up walls or tablesettings. A lovely project to make together and reuse every year.

Easter egg cupcake toppers

Cupcakes become even more delightful with handmade Easter egg toppers! These pastel egg shapes are easy to make with cardstock, a punch or die, and a small skewer. They look perfect on cupcakes for an Easter brunch or party. A quick and fun way to transform a simple treat into a festive delight.

Paper egg holders

These cute egg holders shaped like little bunny boxes are perfect for presenting coloured or marbled eggs. Their long ears and cheerful expressions make them ideal for brightening up the breakfast or Easter table. They also work wonderfully as gifts or small decorations. Children love creating the little faces themselves, making it a great family project.

Carrot-shaped treat box

A carrot-shaped treat box is a fun and original Easter craft that’s always a hit. With sturdy paper, embossed textures and felt leaves, the box gets a playful spring-like look. Fill it with chocolates or a small gift for an extra surprise. A great project to make with children and perfect for school treats or Easter celebrations.

Bunny craft with lollipop sticks

With lollipop sticks, paper and glue you can make adorable little bunnies in no time. Soft colours, simple shapes and small details like whiskers and eyes create a charming result. Hang them from a branch for a cheerful Easter decoration. Ideal for children and a fun addition to any Easter-themed craft session.

Watercolouring for Easter

Watercolouring is a beautiful way to capture the soft atmosphere of Easter. With light brush strokes and fresh spring colours, you can paint cute chicks, flowers or Easter eggs. It’s a relaxing activity enjoyed by beginners and experienced artists alike. Use your artwork to create cards, decorations or unique gifts.

Easter box with bunnies and carrots

This Easter box combines cheerful spring colours with playful bunny and carrot shapes. The sturdy paper and decorative details make it perfect for presenting chocolates or small treats. Add bows, pom-poms or cut-out shapes to customise it. Lovely as a table decoration or small gift.

Easter card with bunnies

A handmade bunny-themed Easter card makes every greeting extra special. Embossing, die-cut shapes and pastel tones give the card an elegant and joyful look. You can play with layers, patterns and colours to create your own style. Perfect for sending to family and friends or adding to a gift.

Paper Easter egg

With just coloured paper and string, you can make cheerful Easter egg ornaments. By gluing colourful strips diagonally, you create a modern striped pattern. You can vary endlessly with colours, shapes and sizes, making each egg unique. Hang them in branches or use them on gifts or garlands — simple, quick and stylish.

Bunny lollipop toppers

Add a cute touch to any treat with bunny-shaped lollipop toppers. A few circles and paper ears create an adorable bunny face. Perfect for children’s parties, school Easter celebrations or the Easter breakfast table. Slip the topper around the lollipop stick for an instant festive look. Easy to make and fun for kids to help with.

Easter treat box

A transparent or colourful treat box is a charming way to package chocolate eggs or small gifts. Add labels, stamps or ribbons for a personal touch. Perfect for gifting, decorating or placing on the Easter breakfast table. You can style the box modern, playful or colourful — a guaranteed eye-catcher.

Paper bunny

Create a cheerful paper bunny by shaping strips of paper into round loops. Add googly eyes, drawn whiskers and a ribbon to give it a friendly expression. This craft is great for using leftover paper and allows for endless variations in colour and size. The result is a light, playful decoration for the windowsill or Easter table. Kids especially love making their own version.

Perler bead Easter ornaments

Perler beads are perfect for making colourful Easter ornaments to hang in branches. Create shapes like eggs, chicks, bunnies or carrots for a fun pixel-look. Once ironed, the shapes stay light and sturdy. A simple way to brighten up any Easter branch with homemade ornaments.

Easter place cards

Personalised place cards add a festive touch to your Easter table. With paper, stamps or cut-out shapes, you can create a small spring scene with eggs, chicks and pastel tones. Fold the card so it stands firmly on the table. Handwriting the names adds an extra warm, personal touch. A lovely way to welcome every guest.

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