DIY Easter Crafts Design Ideas

As Easter approaches you may be on a budget, which means that you're not going to be able to go out and spend a fortune on the crafts that you might want to do on Easter. In this article I am going to cover some easy Easter crafts that you can do alone or with your kids.

One of the first and most known crafts is decorating eggs, however you don't always have the time to go out and buy the necessary dyes in order to do this. When you want to dye eggs but don't have dye, you can always go and grab your kitchen's supply of food coloring and mix it with just enough water to dip the egg in. When you do this and dip your egg in the colored water it will come out the color of the food coloring, which allows you the same effect as expensive dyes.

Some more easy craft ideas

Next on my list of things you can do for Easter without breaking the bank is a foam Easter rabbit plant stake. That may sound complicated, but in all reality all you need is a jumbo craft stick, some craft foam, paper, scissors glue, a marker, and if you want some paint. Now here's how to make the bunny:

1. First you paint the craft stick itself and let it dry.

2. Next draw a picture of a bunny on a piece of the foam paper. You're going to want to use the picture as a pattern to cut the shapes out of it from the craft foam.

3. Next glue the pieces together.

4. After that cut a piece of the foam 4x1 ½ for the sign that the bunny will be holding.

5. Next glue the feet to the bottom of the sign and craft stick, and voila you now have a little bunny that you can put into a potted plant.

Fun crafts for the children

This is sure to be a hit with the children. Next on our list are some of the games and activities you can do with Easter egg printables. One of these such activities is the match game. To play this game you print out two copies on to card stocks. Then you play memory with them, a card game in which you try to match one card with its equal by remembering where each card is located.

An all time favorite is the traditional Easter egg hunt. This may not have the same allure as an Easter egg hunt with real Easter eggs, but it's much less expensive and the printables don't give off the same smell that a real egg would if it isn't found. These are only a few of the many activities you can do if you're on a budget this Easter season, but given these tools and ideas I'm sure you can come up with a few of your own creative easy Easter crafts to do with your children, or the children in your life. Remember you don't have to have a big budget to do these easy Easter crafts.

Edible Easter crafts are a fun activity for kids of all ages. These Easter recipes are a great way to spend some quality family time together and satisfy everyone's sweet tooth. So get out the Easter candies, get ready to bake and let's make some edible Easter treats.

Easter Craft Idea #1

Edible Easter crafts are always a favorite in our house. Not only do we have a blast making these items but eating them is just as much fun. One of our favorites is an edible bird's nest. This is a finger licking good craft project for kids of all ages.

How to Make an Edible Birds Nest

Supplies

Chocolate Cake Mix
Paper cup cake holders
Cup Cake Pan
Crumbly Chocolate Bars (like Butterfingers)
Easter Candy Eggs
Marshmallow Peeps

Frosting

Bake the cupcakes as directed and let cool. Give each child a cupcake, candy bars, Easter candy eggs, frosting and peeps. Have the kids frost their cupcake and then add the crumbly chocolate bar (breaking into stick like pieces) around the outer edge to form the nest. Then add Easter egg candies and the marshmallow peeps. These cute nests are totally edible and will look great at your Easter dinner table.