11 Easter Bonnet Craft For Kids

11 Easter Bonnet Craft For Kids Spring is the perfect time to celebrate Easter with an Easter bonnet! This year, get your kids in on the fun with these 11 Easter bonnet craft ideas. 

From simple paper flowers to adorable bunnies and everything in between, there are plenty of ways to dress up your kiddos this spring. So grab some glue and scissors, because it’s time to make Easter hats!

Cardboard Sheet Easter Bonnet

• Cut out a brim from the cardboard sheet.
• Glue it to the bottom of the hat, fold it over and secure it with tape.
• Glue on a flower or bow on top of your child’s head and let dry, then add an elastic hair tie that can be tied in place to hold the hat in place.

Easter Bonnet from Cardboard Roll

• Cut the cardboard roll into a circle shape.
• Use a glue gun to glue the ends of the roll together.
• Attach it to a headband, using hot glue or duct tape (or both!) to keep it in place.
• Attach ribbons for chin straps and bows in front and back of your hat!

Paper Flowers Easter Bonnet

Here are the materials you will need to make a paper flower Easter bonnet.

• White construction paper or cardstock (8.5″ x 11″)
• Tissue paper in various colors
• Small pieces of ribbon, yarn, or string in one or two colors; you can use yarn if you want it to be stretchy and elastic when worn by kids
• Ribbon or string to tie around the waist

Straw Plaited Easter Bonnet

Materials needed.

• a straw hat of your choice (we used a child’s baseball style hat)
• some colored embroidery floss
• scissors and needle

Pink Bow Easter Bonnet

You’ll need. A piece of paper to trace the shape of your bonnet. You can use a t-shirt or fabric that you already have.

Glue gun and glue sticks. If you don’t have one, you can order one online or at a craft store near you.

Trace your hat onto the piece of paper using a pencil and ruler, making sure that it’s symmetrical so it will look good when folded in half later on! Make sure there are no creases where the sides meet because this will cause problems when folding later on! If necessary, cut around it so there is no white space left around it (like we did here).

Fold each side into itself until they meet at their middle point (making sure each side has been folded over evenly).

Cut along those lines to create two identical pieces which will eventually become part of one larger hat once glued together properly later down this tutorial’s steps list!

Now take both halves (each with their own bows attached), glue them together making sure all edges line up perfectly!

Finally, add some ribbon along its bottom edge before adding some flowers around its crown area if desired–and voila…you have yourself an adorable little Easter Bonnet perfect for any baby girl out there celebrating springtime during Easter weekend festivities.”

Pinwheel and Paper Flower Easter Bonnet

You will need.

• Cardboard roll
• Scissors

Cut the cardboard roll into two equal pieces and cut a small hole in each of them. Make sure that the holes are large enough for your child’s head to fit through but not so big that they will fall off easily. You can use glue or tape to secure these pieces together if needed.

Use ribbon to tie a pom around the pinwheel part of the bonnet and then glue it onto one end of the cardboard roll.

Glue your paper flower onto another end of your cardboard roll, making sure it does not cover up any writing on there from when you bought it at the home improvement store (if applicable).

Felt Stickers Easter Bonnet

There are many ways to decorate your Easter bonnet. You can use felt stickers to decorate the hat and add flowers, bows, and other decorations. 

You can choose different colors or shapes of felt stickers for your Easter bonnet. You can also use different colors of felt for the hat, bow, and flower petals. 

This will make it easier for you to make an Easter bonnet craft for kids using these materials that are easily available in most stores during this time of year.

Sparkly Stars And Moon Easter Bonnet

You will need.

• Paper
• Scissors
• Glue
• Ribbon. 

I used a thick ribbon because it will stand up to being worn by a toddler, but you can use a thin ribbon if you want. It won’t hold up as well, though! And if you’re making this for an older child, they may prefer the thinner version.

Cotton balls or cotton balls and glitter (for sparkles). I recommend going with cotton balls because they are cheaper and easier to get than loose glitter, but if you want your bonnet to sparkle more than these instructions will allow for then go ahead and add some loose glitter too! 

You won’t need much—just a bit sprinkled over the top of each cotton ball works great. If you don’t want any sparkles at all just skip this step completely (or don’t buy any cotton balls at all since they aren’t necessary).

Tissue Paper Flower Easter Bonnet

Materials.

• Tissue paper in various colors
• Scissors
• Hat (purchased or made from paper)
• Glue, tape, or staples to attach the flower to the hat

Bunny Ear Ring Hat For Kids

If you want to make your kid’s Easter bonnet extra special, then check out these bunny ear hats. They are so easy to make and will turn your kid’s bonnet into a work of art.

You can use any type of paper plate that you have at home to create this adorable bunny ears hat for kids. The best thing about making this kind of hat is that the materials needed are pretty much available in any household. Here’s how:

• Use a paper plate and cut it into half-circles shape vertically
• Use a straw cut into small pieces and attach them to the outer side of each half-circle
• You can also use pipe cleaners or cotton balls for making ears if you don’t have straws or pipe cleaners in hand

Tulle Bow And Ribbon Hat For Kids

Materials.

Tulle (or netting)

• Ribbon
• Hat for kids. I used a round one with a brim. The size of the hat will determine how big your bows will be.

These 11 Easter Bonnets Are Fun And Easy Craft Ideas For Kids To Make.

If you’re looking for Easter bonnet ideas, look no further. 

We’ve gathered 11 easy, cheap, and fun crafts that your kids can make to wear on Easter morning when they hunt for eggs or even on the day itself.

Whether you want to spend $10 or $10,000 on an Easter bonnet, there are plenty of options available. The best part is that all these crafty ideas will ensure your little ones have a fashionable (and comfortable) headpiece no matter how long they’re out in the sun!

Creative Easter Bonnet Craft Ideas for Kids: Unleashing Imagination and Joy

Easter is a wonderful time for creativity and fun, especially for kids. With 11 Easter bonnet craft ideas,

children can embark on exciting projects and create beautiful Easter bonnets. These craft activities for kids provide a chance to express their imagination and artistic skills. Whether they opt for homemade Easter bonnets or explore different DIY crafts,

the process is sure to bring joy and delight to toddlers and children. Easter bonnets become a symbol of the season, and with a variety of craft ideas available, kids can proudly showcase their unique creations during this festive time.

Conclusion

With the help of these great Easter bonnet craft ideas, your kids will have fun making their own Easter bonnets. You can choose from a wide range of designs, colors, and styles for each one. These are easy to make and perfect for children who want to show off their creativity. Let’s get started!