Spoon Bunnies
What You Need:
- Pipe Cleaners
- Craft Glue
- Wooden Spoon
- Permanent Markers and Coloured Pencils
Method:
Twist pipe cleaners into ear shapes and securely fasten them to spoons using craft glue. Using markers, paint, or coloured pencils, draw adorable bunny faces on the spoons. For the finishing touch, dip the eraser end of a pencil into pink paint and gently stamp it onto the spoons to create cute bunny cheeks.
Image and idea sourced from Woman's Day.
Paper Plate Chick
What You Need:
- Gluestick
- Scissors
- Googly Eyes
- Orange Paper
- Feathers
- Yellow Dessert Plate
Method:
Cut two long strips and a diamond shape from orange card stock for the chick's legs and beak. Fold the strips accordion-style for the legs and attach the feet. Glue the beak to the center of a paper plate and add googly eyes. Attach feathers to the plate for wings and then your adorable Easter chicks are ready!
Image and idea sourced from Simple as That.
Papier-Mâché Easter Baskets
What You Need:
- Papier-mâché paste (made from mixing equal parts flour and water)
- Newspaper
- Paint and paint brushes
- Balloons
- Pieces of felt or coloured paper
- Wide ribbon
Method:
Blow up the balloon and tie it closed. Draw a pattern around the balloon with a marker. Balance the balloon on a bowl to prevent it from moving around too much. Next, tear the newspaper into long strips. Dip the paper into the papier-mâché and attach it around the top of the balloon until the pattern you drew is complete. Continue attaching newspaper until you have a thick layer of paper around the balloon (about five layers). Allow the papier-mâché to dry, this will take a few hours. When the papier-mâché is dry, pop and remove the balloon. As an optional step, sand the basket to get smooth edges. Next, paint the basket and attach embellishments of your choice. Make some small holes in each side of the basket and attach the ribbon.
Image and idea sourced from Red Ted Art.
Chick Craft Using Fork
What You Need:
- Washable Paint
- Scissors
- Fork
- 2 Googly Eyes
- Organge Construction [a[er
- Glue
Method:
Take some orange paper and cut out a beak along with two legs. Fold a piece of paper in half before cutting to ensure both pieces are the same size. Once the yellow paint has dried, attach the eyes and remaining features to create an adorable chick. This charming creation would make a delightful addition to a homemade card!
Image and idea sourced from Crafty Morning.
Potato Easter Egg Stamps
What You Need:
- Potatoes
- Knife
- Assorted craft paints
- Plate
- Towel
- Craft paper to stamp on
Method:
Cut the potato in half and press the open end onto a towel to absorb moisture. Be cautious as the potato can be slippery. Carve your designs carefully using a knife or pick. Dry the potato again before continuing. You are now ready for stamping!
Image and idea sourced from Premeditated Leftovers.
What You Need:
- Glue Dots
- Toilet Paper Rolls
- 1/2 Toilet Paper Roll Strips 9 (2 for each bunny)
- Acrylic Paint
- Paint Brushes
- Googly Eyes
- Black Marker/Pen
- White Pen
- Cotton Balls
Method:
Paint toilet paper rolls and strips. Next, apply 2-3 coats. Let it dry. Secure the ears with Craft Glue Dots and attach them to toilet paper rolls. Adhere googly eyes to each bunny using Craft Glue Dots, drawing faces with a black marker and teeth with a white pen. Use XL Glue Dots to attach cotton balls to the back side of each bunny.
Image and idea sourced from Eco Scrapbook.
Do you have any other Easter crafts for kids? Tell us about them in the comments section below!
