Easter crafting is one of my favorite ways to welcome spring — soft colors, sweet bunnies, and projects that look boutique‑worthy without the boutique price tag. Every DIY in this post is made using simple, affordable supplies from Dollar Tree or Walmart, so you can create beautiful seasonal décor without spending a fortune. These crafts are perfect for decorating your home, gifting to friends, or making with your kids on a cozy afternoon.
Let’s hop right in.
1. “HOP” Bunny Head Trio Wall Hanging
This project is simple, sweet, and looks like something you’d find in a farmhouse gift shop.
Supplies:
- Three wooden bunny head shapes
- White paint
- Decorative napkins for decoupage
- Wooden letters (H‑O‑P)
- Twine + wooden beads
- Mod Podge or decoupage glue
How to Make It:
- Paint each bunny head white and let them dry.
- Separate the printed layer of your napkin and decoupage it onto the bunny faces.
- Paint your wooden letters and glue one onto each bunny.
- Add a strand of twine with beads to the back so it’s ready to hang.
- Hang it on a door, mantel, or wall for instant Easter cheer.
2. Rustic Hanging Carrot Sign
If you love that farmhouse‑meets‑spring look, this carrot sign is a must‑make.
Supplies:
- Rectangular wood piece from Dollar Tree
- Wooden carrot shapes
- Orange and green paint
- Faux greenery
- Twine
- Bunny cutout
- Faux flowers + mini eggs
How to Make It:
- Paint your wooden carrots and glue faux greenery to the tops.
- Tie twine around each carrot so they can hang freely.
- Attach the twine to the top of your wood piece so the carrots dangle.
- Decorate the top of the sign with a bunny shape, flowers, and mini eggs.
- Add a hanger to the back and display it on your wall or front door.
3. Bunny Face Pedestal Décor
This one is playful, modern, and perfect for a mantel or entryway table.
Supplies:
- Flat round wooden piece
- White or pastel paint
- Bunny ears (cut from a headband)
- Small glasses (or make your own from wire)
- Candlestick holder
- Hot glue
How to Make It:
- Paint the round wood piece and draw or paint on a simple bunny face.
- Cut the ears off a bunny headband and glue them to the top.
- Add glasses for a quirky, personality‑filled touch.
- Glue the bunny face onto a candlestick holder to create a pedestal display.
- Finish it off with a cute bow to conceal where the bunny head attaches to the candlestick.
4. Wallpapered Bunny Silhouette Frame
This project looks high‑end but takes just minutes to make.
Supplies:
- Picture frame with removable glass
- Dollar store wallpaper or contact paper
- Mini wooden bunny silhouettes
- Ribbon for a bow
How to Make It:
- Remove the glass from the frame and cover it with wallpaper.
- Reassemble the frame with the wallpapered glass facing forward.
- Glue mini bunny silhouettes onto the wallpapered area.
- Add a bow to the top center for extra flair.
5. Bunny Bum Basket Wood Slice
Cute, funny, and totally Easter‑worthy — this one is always a crowd favorite.
Supplies:
- Wood slice
- Small basket
- Faux carrots
- Moss
- Mini Easter eggs
- Stuffed bunny bum (Dollar Tree has them!)
How to Make It:
- Glue the basket onto the wood slice.
- Fill it with faux carrots, moss, and eggs.
- Add moss around the base of the basket for a natural look.
- Glue the bunny bum so it looks like the bunny is digging inside the basket.
Want to See These Crafts in Action?
If you’re a visual learner or just love quick DIY videos, you can watch me make each of these projects over on TikTok. Come hang out with me at @ohwait.imamom for simple, mom‑friendly craft tutorials that fit right into your busy day.
Final Thoughts
These Easter DIYs are simple, affordable, and full of springtime charm. Each project brings a little joy and creativity to the season — and honestly, who doesn’t need a cute craft to distract from the fact that the kids are already asking when they can have their Easter Basket? So grab your glue gun, pour yourself a “crafting beverage,” and let the spring magic begin.
With coffee in one hand and an Easter basket in the other,
💛 Bethany