How to Make Easter Crafts

An easy wreath to make to use to decorate for Easter. For this tissue paper wreath and directions on how to make it, go to craftlinky.com

These cute little animals are so much fun to make that you may end up with a whole barnyard full. For the directions go to Family Fun.

Foil covered Easter egg candies make this topiary tree bright and beautiful. To make this Easter tree go to the Family Fun site.

This is an inexpensive craft to make with the kids. They'll love helping decorate for Easter. Go to Easter Crafts for Kids for a step-by-step pictured tutorial.

Not only are these totes very attractive, they are also very useful. Get the directions for making them at Just Another Hang Up.

This bunny starts out as a pop bottle and becomes a work of art. Go to Kids & Glitter for a step-by-step tutorial on making the bunny.

These little tikes are made with baby socks---aren't they just too cute? Go to Parents site for the directions.

I think these are so beautiful that I wouldn't put them away after Easter. They would be an excellent accent to any decor. Find the directions at Savvy Crafting.

Can you imagine this little bunny hanging in your baby's room? Or how about a whole warren of them hanging in a classroom? For the directions, go to Kids and Glitter

The legs on this cute little chick are so darling. A nice little addition to an Easter basket gift. Find the directions for Chicky Legs at whip up.

Make canned jelly beans for your friends who have everything. Kids love these. For the directions, go to Unique Easter Gift.

The kids love making these little easter egg critters. So easy and so much fun. For the directions, go to Kids & Glitter

A tiny calico print makes this little sewn bunny as cute as she could be. The directions can be found at CHILDMADE.

Who wouldn't want one of these ribbon bedecked Easter trees to decorate their table at home or their desk at work or at school? The directions can be found at faithful provisions.

We all have plenty of old, unused cd's lying around---here's a use for them this Easter. Go to Kids & Glitter for the directions.

Shaped like bowling pins, these little bunnies could be used for a game of bowling. All that would be needed would be a soft ball. Go to etsy.com for the directions.

What can you make with colored yarn and colorful feathers? Pom-pom birds!! If you want to make these little Easter birds, go to Kids & Glitter.

Change the color of the jelly beans to suit your decorating scheme. A beautiful centerpiece. Find the directions at all you.

If you need to make a number of Easter baskets, this is an inexpensive option. You can get the pattern and directions at Kids & Glitter.

You know how sometimes you see something that tickles you---this little chick did that to me. Nothing particularly unique about it except it looks like it was made with love. To find the directions to make chicks like this one, go to alphamom.

Can you believe that this little chick started out as an egg carton? Even preschoolers would love to make this. Just be sure to prepare ahead of time to keep the mess to a minimum. Go to Marcel's Kid CRAFTS for the directions.

These little chicks are soooo cute that they make me want to giggle. If you'd like to make some of them, go to Keeping it Simple for the instructions.

These little baby birds just make me smile, they are so cute. Bring in a branch to hang the cradles in. Go to Family Fun for directions on how to make this project.

The classroom is the perfect place for these cute little hanging bunnies. The kids not only love making them, they love looking at these bunnies. For the directions, go to Kids & Glitter.

This is a project easy enough for the littlest scissor user. Go to Kids & Glitter to get the patterns and directions for this little bunny.

If you like to add flowers to your Easter projects, here is a tissue painted bouquet. This is a lot of fun to make. Find out how we did it by going to Kids & Glitter.

This beautiful and unique wreath will look great in any room of your home. Find the directions at the SWEET survival site.

Another Easter tree project that I thought was really cute. This one looks very easy to make, so the kids will love helping make these. Go to PIZZAZZERIE for the directions.

Express yourself by turning a regular egg shape into an Easter bunny. If you like this and would like to make some of them, go to Kids & Glitter.

Look at these beautiful Easter eggs and then make some yourself by finding the directions at fresh Poppy design.

You can find out how to make this Bunny fold napkin by going to Delish.

There are a number of suggestions on how you can use these little bunnies at Just Another Hang Up.

Fancy papers, ribbons and beads make these Easter eggs so beautiful. You will find the directions for this project at favecrafts.