11 Easter Wreath Craft For Kids

I love Easter. It’s my favorite holiday, and I’ve always loved the tradition of making an Easter wreath with my family.

The wreath itself is a symbol of new life and resurrection but also represents the many colors and textures that come together to create something beautiful. This post will show you how to make an Easter wreath for your home or classroom in no time by using common household items like paper plates, straws, and other craft supplies.

From simple DIY tutorials for toddlers to more complicated ideas for older kids (and adults), these easy Easter wreath crafts are sure to impress everyone!

Easter Bunny Wreath

Materials

Easter basket (find one for sale in the clearance section at your local grocery store)

Wreath form, like this one from Amazon. Don’t forget to buy an adhesive kit to attach it to your door (it doesn’t come with one)

Wooden spoons, like these from Amazon or these from Ikea. These are designed for kids, so they’re easy for them to hold and work with. If you can’t find wooden spoons that are made for little hands, cut off a handle from an adult-size wooden spoon and have the kids decorate their own handles by coloring on them with markers!

Instructions

Place the wreath form on top of the plastic Easter basket so that there is even coverage all around its perimeter; then secure it by pushing pins through both sides into their holes in the wreath form.

Remove any excess pieces hanging off of your wreath by cutting them off with scissors or wire cutters (discard those scraps). Trim away any stray threads where two edges meet—this will make it look neater when you hang it up later!

Sparkly Egg Easter Wreath

You will need

white eggs
glitter
paint (optional)
ribbon – as long as you want the wreath to be. The more eggs you use, the longer your ribbon must be.
glue stick or some other type of glue that works on styrofoam and Easter eggs but not too easily comes off after drying. If you choose a regular white egg for this craft, then use hot glue instead of just ordinary school glue because it’s stronger and better suited for holding together both these materials at once.

To make this Easter wreath craft easier on yourself, you should consider getting an egg dye wreath hanger form from Amazon (link below). This will save time and effort when making this project!

Carrot Wreath Kids Can Make

Materials

carrot (or another vegetable)
apple (or other fruit)
cork or foam ball for the nose

Step 1

First, cut a circle around your carrot and remove any excess skin. You’ll want to leave some of the roots intact so that your child can hold onto them easily. Next, cut off one end of the apple and use it as a mouthpiece for your carrot by cutting out a small hole at both ends. You may also want to make tiny eyes from cardboard or paper using markers or paint if you have time! * Step 2

Finally, place the stem with its roots through the hole in the mouthpiece and glue everything together! The best part is that kids can use whatever they want instead of store-bought materials like paper mache or clay!

Paper Plate Carrot Wreath

A paper plate is the first thing you’ll need to make this craft.

Cut a small circle in the center of your paper plate.

Trace a wreath shape on a piece of paper and cut it out. Then, use that as a template to trace 6-10 wreaths onto the plates (depending upon how many kids you’re working with). For younger children, you might want to just trace one or two so they don’t get overwhelmed with too much cutting out!

Paint all sides of each plate green using craft paint and paintbrushes or foam rollers (if they’re old enough). If not, have them paint their own plates while supervised by an adult. This step can be done ahead of time if necessary! You could also use sponges or brushes instead…just keep things easy for little hands!

Once dry, glue googly eyes onto each carrot top with hot glue and attach craft foam ears for bunny rabbits or pom-poms for pumpkins (using more hot glue). Tie green pipe cleaners together into four strands like vines trailing down from each side of the carrots/pumpkins. Attach ribbon at both ends where there are no leaves yet by running through those areas and gluing securely with the hot glue gun

Floral Easter Wreath For Kids

Materials

A cardboard wreath base
Floral material for your wreaths, such as fresh flowers or fake flowers
String or ribbon to hang the wreath with (optional)

Directions

Cut out a circular piece of floral material and place it on your cardboard base. It should be slightly larger than the base so that when you start wrapping it around, you’ll have enough room to tie it at the end.

2. Begin wrapping the floral materials around your cardboard ring until there are no gaps between each layer of petals; use string or ribbon to secure them tightly together if needed (you can also use tape if you don’t want any added weight or bulk).

3. You can hang this wreath by tying some string through one of its openings; display it in a prominent area where everyone can see it! If not hanging up, this project can be kept out in an airtight container so that its longevity is extended as long as possible without wilting away too quickly due to exposure to light/air/heat/etcetera

Easy Easter Wreath Made With Clothespins

If you have a little extra time, this is a really fun way to make your Easter wreath. The results are a bit more abstract than other wreaths on this list, but they’re still really beautiful and perfect for an Easter display.

The steps are simple

Gather a variety of clothespins in different colors. Try using seven or eight colors if you can—you’ll need one for each branch of the wreath plus an extra one or two for the center if desired.

Arrange them into a circle on top of white paper or cardboard and glue them down as needed (if any fall off as you move forward with assembly, just put them back on). For example, here’s what we ended up with For.

Paper Plate Bunny Wreath Craft For Kids

This paper plate bunny wreath is easy to make and fun for kids of all ages. All you need is a couple of white paper plates, some markers and stickers, glue, and ribbon. To start off with the craft itself:

Cut out the center from each plate using a circle punch or by tracing around the lid of an empty jar with your scissors. If you don’t have circle punches handy (like me), use something else that’s circular-ish—like a lid from a peanut butter jar—to trace around instead.

Glue down your decorations onto one side of each plate ring so they don’t move while you’re working on them. Make sure they’re all stuck down securely; otherwise they’ll fall off when you try to stick them together!

Carefully line up both pieces so they match up perfectly—you don’t want any gaps between them—and glue them together at one end only (so there’s still plenty left open). Make sure everything’s lined up before applying glue because once it’s stuck on there it will be hard to move things around without breaking off parts…again…I’m speaking from experience here!

Easy Painted Rock Easter Wreath Made By A Toddler

What you’ll need

A large rock or stone that’s small enough for your toddler to hold and big enough to be a wreath, but not so big they can’t lift it.
Paint in various colors (I used green, pink, blue and yellow).

How to make this wreath

Paint on the rock with different colors of paint until it looks like your toddler just threw up all over it. Or if you’re like me, have them throw up all over it—that was fun! Then let them dry for about 30 minutes before moving on to step 2.

Easter Egg Pom Pom Wreath For Spring

Materials needed.

Easter egg basket (you can find these at most craft stores)
Pom poms in various colors, shapes, and sizes (I used plastic eggs shaped like bunnies)
Yarn, twine, or ribbon (optional)

Directions.

Cut the yarn into 14-inch pieces and tie a loop to one end of each piece of yarn.

Dip the tip of each egg in glue for a few seconds so that it sticks together when you press it onto another piece of barnyard grass.

Keep layering until it’s about 6 inches long then tie off with another piece 2 inches from your last layer using another looped piece of yarn or stick one end inside an Easter basket weaved through holes or run through holes with a wooden spoon if there isn’t any wire mesh on top where you’re hanging your wreath

Tissue Paper Flower Easter Wreath Craft For Kids

What You Need

8 to 10 sheets of tissue paper in different colors

Scissors
Glue stick or tape
Ribbon or string to hang it up with

How To Make It.

Cut out a heart shape from the center of two pieces of tissue paper and tape them together. Repeat this step until you have enough hearts to create a flower (the number will depend on how large you want your flower).

Cut out leaves from the remaining pieces of tissue paper, leaving some space between each leaf so that they can bend easily when you glue them on. Start gluing down one side at a time starting at the outer edge and working your way into the center until all sides are glued down securely enough for handling without ripping off any leaves!

You can also make small cuts along each edge where meets another piece if it looks like loose ends could come off easily during this process too!

(Optional) This step is optional but I wanted my flowers to look nice even after use so instead of getting rid of them completely here’s what I did next: Glue two smaller circles around each end with a ribbon attached underneath so that they’re easy hangings once finished decorating wreath bases later on…

Simple But Elegant Kid-Made Rainbow Ribbon Easter

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There are so many fun and adorable ways to make an Easter wreath with your little ones!

Even though this wreath is super easy, it looks really elegant and impressive. The idea behind it is to use ribbons of different colors to create the rainbow effect in your Easter wreath.

This is a perfect choice if you are looking for an alternative way to decorate your house with more simple decorations than usual.

Conclusion

I hope you enjoyed learning about these cute and creative Easter wreath ideas. If you’re looking for more fun crafts, check out our other kid craft tutorials on the site!

11 Easter Wreath Craft For Kids