There’s nothing quite like filling your home with lovely Easter decorations to get in the spirit of the season. It’s a great way to bring color and joy to your home. Whether you’re hosting a brunch this year or simply want to add some cheer to your entryway, these family-friendly, inexpensive projects will delight kids and adults of all ages—and add a punch of Easter color to every room in your house.
Bunny Tail Place Setting
Make a cardstock circle for each of your guests and glue on a pom-pom bunny tail. Criss-cross two faux flowers to create cute bunny ears. Rose gold silverware and pink linens add a festive spring touch.
Easter Egg Flower Box
Use plastic grass and decorated eggs to adorn an indoor or outdoor flower box. It’s the perfect way to make use of the boxes before the real flowers bloom. Get the tutorial here.
Bird’s Nest Wreath
To welcome guests in the sweetest way, wrap a foam wreath form with burlap. Use a hot glue to attach blown-out eggs, broken eggshells, quail eggs, feathers, dried leaves and flowers to the wreath, overlapping until the entire form is covered.
Bunny Balloon
The little ones at your party will get a kick out of these bouncy Easter decorations. All you need are giant balloons and card stock for the ears. Get the tutorial here.
Easter Egg Bouquet
Dye eggs in varying shades of pink — or whichever color you choose — and place them in a large vase to create an ombre effect. Add flowers for a seriously chic centerpiece.
Tulip Tablescape
White tulips and glassware paired with gold silverware make for a welcoming Easter tablescape. Get the tutorial here.
Bunny Topiary Wreath
Welcome Easter with this little bunny hanging on your front door. Get the tutorial here.
Bunny Piñata
With a little cardboard and a little creativity, you can make an adorable bunny piñata that will be the life of the party – especially if you’ve got kids. Get the tutorial here.
Egg-ceptional Wreath
Save paper egg cartons and give them a new life as a chic centerpiece. Cut out egg cups in groups of four and paint them white. Then arrange them in a circle and fill with eggs, flowers, or candy!
“Sugared” Eggs
Paint one half of an egg with craft glue. Sprinkle with clear iridescent glitter and let dry. Repeat on the other side. These look beautiful on natural eggs or dyed eggs. Note that these eggs are not edible.
Bunny Lollipops
Consider using these adorable bunny lollipops — made with just some tissues, twine, paper, and glue — as place cards or as toppers on your Easter cake. Get the tutorial here.
3D Paper Egg Ornaments
A few cuts and folds — and some pretty paper, of course — will leave you with these paper Easter eggs that you can hang anywhere, from the tree in your yard to a garland. Get the tutorial here.
Washi Tape Easter Egg Picture Frame
Colorful washi tape is a sure way for you to create fun designs that are mess-free. Simply put tape on white paper and cut out egg shapes. A frame will make this craft ever-lasting. Get the tutorial here.
Glass Jar Vase
Give your floral centerpiece a rustic flair. To make, bundle a half dozen milk jars with colorful string or twine, and then fill with your favorite blooms.
Easy Egg Wreath
This monochromatic display gives an understated sophistication to any front door. Get the tutorial here.
Eggshell Mosaic
Accidentally break one of your beautifully dyed eggs? Don’t stress! Using craft glue, attach the broken pieces onto a plain egg in an artsy mosaic motif.
Giant Knit Bunny
Follow the easy pattern to make this chunky arm-knit bunny that will delight both kids and adults alike. Get the tutorial here.
Quick Spring Chicks
Unleash your inner artist with these sweet spring chicks. Just add some wings, a beak, and feet with a fine-tipped permanent marker, and you’re set!
Paper “Feather” Tree
This modern take on the traditional Swedish Påskris — or feather tree — uses pastel scrapbook paper instead of real feathers. Get the tutorial here.
Easter Egg Wreath
Dress up a basic grapevine wreath with pastel eggs, moss, and flowers to welcome spring right at your front door. Get the tutorial here.
Paint Chip Egg Garland
Genius DIY discovery: Paint chips cut into ovals look just like cute, striped eggs! Snag a few from a hardware store and string them together to create this (basically free) craft. Get the tutorial here.
Egg Vases
Turn the incredible edible into a darling bud vase. Chip an opening at one end of the egg, empty it out, and secure the shell to a mirror with candle wax. Check out HD Mirrors to choose the best mirror for your property. Fill the shell with water and place a fresh flower inside.
Get the tutorial here.
Paper Bunny Fruit Bags
Make apples (or oranges!) more fun with paper bags cut into rabbit ears. You’ll also need a little bit of washi tape and ribbon. Get the tutorial here.
Cupcake Egg Toppers
Just when you thought Easter cupcakes couldn’t get any better, these adorable 3D egg toppers up the ante. Get the tutorial here.
Pastel Egg Centerpiece
This centerpiece will leave anyone who walks through your front door breathless. Inspired by mini chocolate eggs, a regular white canvas becomes a pastel daydream with a few gold speckles added. Get the tutorial here.
Easter Egg Topiary Tree
The pastel colored eggs and green moss detail make this holiday centerpiece look expensive, but you’ll be surprised how affordable and easy it is to make. Get the tutorial here.
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