These Easter craft ideas are ideal for keeping the kids busy over the school holidays. From daffodils that don’t need watering and funny 'egg-heads' to making Easter slime, animal wall art and a step-by-step guide to making your own biscuits, they’ll love having a go at these DIY decorations.

Unicorn Easter Egg

Turn a hollow chocolate Easter egg into a rainbow coloured unicorn with just a few ingredients. 

 

How to make Slime this Easter

Making slime is all the rage - and this fun craft idea is the ideal way to give your goo an Easter theme.

Animal Wall Decor

Get crafty with these cuties - add a 3D animal feature to your wall and enjoy lots of Easter fun with the family.

Chocolate Popcorn Pizza

Try this fun sweet pizza for an Easter treat with a difference - double chocolate and popcorn topping.

Easter Bread Bunnies

Keep the kids occupied over the Easter hols with these easy to make playful bread bunnies.

Easter Treat Jars

Just the thing for storing all those Easter treats - crafty jars with Easter Bunny ears.

Easter Bonnet

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Easter Bonnet

For a simple Easter bonnet, just pierce small holes in opposite sides of a paper plate and thread a ribbon through both holes. Paint the plate and decorate with tissue paper spring flowers, pom-pom chicks or cotton wool lambs.


Easter Crown

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Easter Crown

Here’s another quick and easy Easter activity. Make these Easter crowns for your little princes and princesses. Staple a wide strip of card into a circle to fit around your child’s head. Cut out large and small egg shapes for your little one to paint before sticking them on to their crown.

Easter Recipes

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Easter Recipes

From Easter Nest Cake to Simnel Swirl Buns, get creative with the kids this Easter holidays!

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Easter Egg-heads

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Easter Egg-heads

Make some boiled eggs for tea, then afterwards clean out the shells and use googly stick-on eyes and felt-tip pens to create a funny face. Put a damp cotton wool ball into each egg and sprinkle with a teaspoon of cress or chive seeds. Leave in a dry, bright place and watch the ‘hair’ start to grow. Once it has got long, give each egg a ‘haircut’ so you can use the cress or herbs on your dinner.

Egg Cup Spring Daffodils

Looking for a simple activity to keep the kids busy? Try your hand at making egg-box daffodils - they make great Easter decorations. A regular-size egg box makes two daffodils.

You will need: Cardboard egg boxes, green pipe cleaners, yellow and orange paint, glue and tissue paper (yellow and green).

1. Cut out two of the ‘cups’ that hold the eggs from a cardboard egg box. Snip out triangles around the top to leave petal shapes.
2. Cut out the two prongs from the box. Cut out small notches to make the flower trumpets.
3. Paint the petals yellow and the trumpets orange. When dry, glue the trumpet into the centre of the petals and leave to set.
4. Wrap the pipe cleaners in thin strips of green tissue paper.
5. Wrap the top 4cm in yellow tissue paper. Poke a hole in the back of the flower and thread the pipe cleaner through so the yellow section is visible inside the flower.

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