61 Awesome Easter Crafts For Adults To Make

Ducks and chickens are popular spring these, make this cute pair for your Easter mantle. The vintage embroidered ribbon around the cotton reels is a cheerful touch.

Moss-covered foam rings and burlap bows combine to make the perfect door wreath for Easter. This decoration is fun and elegant at the same time.

Fun to make and unique decoration; all you need is paper and glue. The post also links to a great collection of free vintage Easter bunny and flower images.

It's all about choosing the right patterned paper with these fun origami egg holders. Use them to display your decorated eggs on the Easter table.

Write a name on each egg and use them as name placeholders for the Easter tablescape.

If you're looking for something a bit more trendy with your Easter crafts and decorations, this Anthropologie-inspired rabbit head is just the ticket. You can choose a gift paper for the decoupage to match your decor.

I love the pretty patterned fabric in the bunny's ears; what a fun hand-sewn project for Easter.

These bunny bowls are another simple but cute Easter craft, this time with air-dry clay. Use them for sweet treats or even as a ring dish.

Give your drawers a fresh spring smell with these cute scented bunny pillows; you only need the smallest fabric scraps to make them.

If you have never stitched paper before, give it a go; it's so easy and fun. These adorable stitched paper bunnies can be used as treat bags or hung in a garland. An old calendar was to make these bunnies, but you can use gift wrap or even paint your spring patterns.

These have to be the cutest Easter napkins I have ever seen. I love the simple printable bunny shapes in muted spring colours. They are printed onto the fabric using an iron-on-transfer technique.

Never mind Easter table decor; this would be a perfect egg counter storage all year. (Unlike in the US, we don't store our eggs in the fridge in the UK).

You can upcycle a wire coat hanger or an old bed spring to make this cute bunny for the mantle. Give the bunny a gentle push, and he will wobble for a few minutes.

Make these cute vintage Easter favour boxes from the free printables. There are also free antique Easter postcards to download.

Perfect for palm Sunday, a very colourful paper palm leaf wreath. I love the colours of the leaves and would be happy to have this hanging on my door.

Ok, I admit this looks complicated, but the results are worth it! And this printable craft is easier to make than it looks.

Lucy makes painting with watercolours look so easy and beautiful. Follow one of her many tutorials to paint these pretty spring blossom eggs.

Flowers made from egg cartons always make me smile as it's a simple idea that works so well, just like with this wreath. The wreath is an eco-friendly, repurposed easter decoration craft.

The pretty pink flowers are adorable on this lovely crochet Easter craft. I would make a few of these in different shades of pastel yarns and hang them in a garland.

Upcycle household waste packaging with paint to make this cute eco-friendly wreath.

If you're entertaining at Easter in the spring, this would be a fun addition to the table, or you could use them on a spring picnic.

Perfect for spring mantle decor, these unique blooming Easter eggs.

Make a seasonal t-shirt with this applique bunny, or add it to a pillow for Easter decor.

Turn your old jeans into a cute upcycled Easter decoration with a trio of bunnies.

Daffodils must be the most popular Easter flower; these paper ones are easy to make and look fabulous. Display them in a bouquet or wreath, or scatter them on the Easter table.

I'm more into a Boho vibe than a traditional one. And these Easter baskets fit right in with that theme.

Another daffodil tutorial, but this one makes extra large flowers for a more dramatic Easter decoration.

You can blow the egg yolk and white out of the eggshell and then use them for this gorgeous Easter craft. Don't forget to make an omelette from the blown egg mixture.

What a lovely basket; I think I'd use mine all year round and not just for Easter.

What a great way to upcycle an old book into a giant paper Dahlia. The eggshells in the middle make it an Easter decoration.

Making these is an excellent introduction to the beautiful craft of needle felting. Simple and fun to make as long as you watch your fingers and those barbed needles!

I would have never considered using a mini marshmallow as a stamp, but the effect works well.

I love these egg candles, but I think I would colour the wax to match my decor. The concrete bases can be used as ring dishes once the candles have burnt out.

Ornament wood slices are not just for Christmas; you can also paint them for Easter!

Follow the tutorial on the video to make this pretty little Easter basket with patterned paper.

What a fantastic idea for an Easter planter, making giant plaster eggs. Perfect for spring bulb flowers such as daffodils, bluebells and snowdrops.

I usually associate gnomes with Christmas, but I could also get this easter version. Just add bunny ears to anything, and all of a sudden it becomes an Easter craft.

Tulips are another popular flower for spring. A colourful vase of these paper Tulips would like beautiful on the Easter mantle and last all season.

You probably already have everything you need to make this unique rustic Easter decoration.

This is a quick and easy Easter sewing project; get the free pattern and details of where to buy the adorable fabric.

These floral bunny ears are a fun Easter craft for kids and adults. You can even make fabric flowers to use. They remind me of a Frida Kahlo headdress.

A fun and easy-to-make Easter decoration that uses fabric scraps and embroidery hoops. One of these would look great in my craft room.

Wash your old wool sweaters on a hot wash in the machine, and the material will turn into felt. Then you can use this material to make cute bunny pillows for Easter.

Freshen up your couch for spring with these simple DIY Easter egg pillows.

This beautiful free Easter embroidery pattern looks like one of those Adult colouring designs.

If you like geometric patterns, this bunny art is for you. It reminds me of this pet portrait.

Make this gorgeous spring wall decoration from an old pallet.

These egg decorations would look good, made with patterned paper or old books.

Cute egg holders made with egg boxes and crocheted colourful yarn. I'd love a rainbow of these on the Easter table.

Make a unique seasonal door wreath out of foam boards and green ribbon.

These adorable bunnies look like they are sleeping! I love this idea and could use it to upcycle some of my existing planters for the spring.

The embroidered egg reminds me of Faberge eggs. It would certainly be a keepsake adult Easter craft to bring out year after year.

Make egg-shaped bath bombs as a fun Easter gift, a great alternative to chocolate and candy.

I love the patterned fabric used to make this cute rabbit plushy. The bow and pom pom tail add the final touches.

An embroidery pattern that is simple enough for beginners, and it won't take too long to stitch, either. I love the rainbow of stitches in the sky.

Make designer egg decorations for your table with paper napkin decoupage. These stylish eggs are made with one of Marimekko's iconic pattern designs.

Use up scraps of yarn by wrapping them around plastic eggs for a fun Easter craft. I like the idea of covering a giant cardboard egg in a pretty yarn pattern for a large spring decoration.

Use these cute tin can buckets for the Easter hunt or even as spring planters.

Can you believe that this gorgeous bunny is made out of popsicle sticks? It would look great on a kid's bedroom wall and could double up as a shelf.

There must be a mason jar craft for every day of the year, including Easter! The pastel colours chosen for the jars are perfect for spring.

I love the soft fluffy look of this Easter door wreath; use chunky loop yarn to make it.

Another fun paper Easter craft is making mini origami Easter baskets in the shape of bunnies.

This colourful garland will brighten up any spring mantle. I love the combination of vintage book pages with bright patterned craft paper. Paint the paper if you can't find the right colour and pattern.