Tracy Tristram
Feb 292 min
Get cracking with these eggcellent Easter crafts for kids so you can cross 'things to do at home to keep the children from wrecking the house and whinging all day' off your list.
Fireflies and Mudpies bobbed onto our arty radar with this 24-carrot-gold (see what we did there?) craft idea.
Here's a chic(k) craft that's a cinch to make for even the smallest of folk. Break out the art supplies and hop over to these instructions by Kids Craft Room.
While our dining room may not be masquerading as a classroom desk anymore, we'll definitely still be putting this cute-as-a-button pen pot to good use. Jump over to 5 Minutes for Mom for full instructions.
Our good friends over at HoneyKids Asia know a thing or two about an egg-citing Easter, and we're loving their dip-dyed rainbow egg tutorial. Don't forget to #londonforkidz with photos of the finished creations: we're dye-ing to see them!
If you can't get hold of mason jars, old jam jars or similar will do the trick. Follow easy peasy instructions by No.2 Pencil, then fill them with some sweet treats. Brownie points for delivering the finished product to someone who needs a bit of chirping up.
We love getting out to the farms to see all the real baby chicks at the moment, but we also love bringing some Spring into the house with these paper versions. Cheap, cheap and easy to make, just bounce over to Easy Peasy & Fun for the lowdown (but don't forget to bounce back here again when you're done).
We're ALL about washi tape: the stuff is, let's admit it, genius! And we're definitely crushing on these Easter themed cards by Hesters Handmade Home. Washi all the way!
Use this tutorial by Crafting Chicks to transform your boring old empty loo rolls into your very own Easter pet collection.
Hoppy Easter, everyone!
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