Let’s be honest, moms we love the idea of cute holiday crafts… but the reality? A mess everywhere, kids losing interest halfway through, and you questioning why you ever thought glitter was a good idea.
Good news: Easter crafts don’t have to be complicated, expensive, or Pinterest-perfect to be fun and meaningful. These 6 easy Easter crafts are kid approved, low prep, and perfect for busy moms who still want to make sweet memories.
Grab what you probably already have at home, pour yourself a coffee, and let’s craft. ☕🐰
Best for: Toddlers & preschoolers
This one is a classic for a reason it’s simple, cute, and totally customizable.
What you’ll need:
How to make it: Let the kids glue cotton balls all over the plate for the bunny’s face. Cut out ears from construction paper and glue them on. Add eyes, a nose, and whiskers done!
Mom tip: Pre cut the ears if you’re crafting with younger kids.
Best for: Ages 3+
If you have an empty egg carton, you’re already halfway there.
What you’ll need:
How to make it: Cut the egg carton into individual cups, paint them yellow, and let dry. Glue on eyes and a tiny beak- instant baby chicks!
Why moms love it: It’s a great recycling craft and keeps kids busy longer than you’d expect.
Best for: All ages
These are perfect for adding a little Easter cheer to your windows.
What you’ll need:
How to make it: Cut the contact paper into egg shapes. Let kids stick tissue paper pieces all over. Seal with another sheet and hang in a sunny window.
Bonus: Zero mess. ZERO. 🙌
Best for: Babies & toddlers
Because handprints = keepsakes moms actually want to save.
What you’ll need:
How to make it: Paint your child’s hand and press onto paper. Turn the print into a bunny, chick, or lamb using markers once it dries.
Mom hack alert: Write the year and their age on the back — future you will be grateful.
Best for: Ages 4–8
These are adorable and double as décor or gift holders.
What you’ll need:
How to make it: Glue popsicle sticks into a small basket shape, decorate, and add a pipe cleaner handle. Fill with jelly beans or plastic eggs.
Great for: Classroom parties or Easter table decorations.
Best for: Ages 5+
These look fancy but are surprisingly easy.
What you’ll need:
How to make it: Fill the sock with rice, tie sections with rubber bands to form the head and body, and draw on a face. Bend the top into ears.
Why it’s a hit: Kids love naming their bunny and keeping it as a toy.
Easter crafts aren’t about perfection they’re about slowing down, laughing through the mess, and creating memories your kids will remember long after the decorations are packed away.
Pick one or two crafts, not all six (because we’re realistic here), and enjoy the moment.
Missing a few supplies? Don’t stress Amazon has everything you need and makes crafting way easier.
