Since today is Easter Sunday, we thought it would be fun to share some links to adorable spring time crafts you can do with your family! They’re fun for everyone to enjoy no matter what age, and some also make delicious treats that you can assemble licketysplit for an easy Easter themed dessert.
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Let’s start off with these adorable DIY Easter Bunny Peeps Race Cars made with M&Ms, Pretzels, Lifesavers, Twinkies, and Peeps! They’re a sweet way to decorate the table or send them home with your guests as an Easter Dinner treat. It’s a perfect last-minute project, too, comes together in minutes. Or you can try this alternate version with Swiss Rolls for a chocolatey treat!
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Need to keep the kids busy before guests arrive? Grab your stack of paper plates off the buffet table, a few magic markers or washable paints, gluesticks, and you're good to go. You can even use these Paper Plate Easter Bunny Cars as a great table decoration for place settings! Guests will love being able to take home a handmade craft from your little ones. Comes together in a snap!
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This Easy Paper Plate Bunny Craft for Kids is another great way to repurpose things you have on hand like paper plates, cotton balls, and scrap paper. An easy go-to project for in between dinner and dessert, or even to help decorate your house before company arrives.
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In lieu of easter baskets as a take-home treat for the kids table, try making a few of these Easter Candy Bunny Cars instead! You’ll just need a few bags of mini candy bars, some juice boxes or chocolate milk boxes, mini pb cups, and chocolate tiny bunnies. It’s easy peasy with double stick tape or a dot of hot glue.
For the older kiddos, you can download this paper craft and instructions for making a Carrot Racing Car to make another great table decoration and place setting.
Older kids will love making these Popsicle Stick Bunny Trucks as a fun spring decoration or Easter Dinner Party favor, and they use common household items and come together in a snap. Don’t have supplies handy? A quick trip to the craft store before guests arrive will get you everything you need to keep the kiddos occupied until the meal is done.
