How to Make a Spring Bird’s Nest Wreath Tutorial

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Dress up your entryway with this fun, spring wreath! The cute chicks and colorful eggs are a great way to celebrate the season and brighten up rainy spring days.

Difficulty level: Beginner
Time to complete: 1 hour
Age range: 12 and up

Things you’ll need:
Grapevine wreath
Twigs
Eggs
Moss
Hot glue gun and glue sticks
Pruning shears
Scissors
Chicks

Things to do:
1. Use hot glue to cover the grapevine wreath with eggs and chicks.
2. Use hot glue to fill the empty space with moss. Try to vary the moss you use to make the wreath look more realistic.
3. Cut twigs roughly 2 1/2 – 3″ long and add them throughout the wreath.

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How to Make a Spring Bunny Planter

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Spring has sprung! Celebrate the season with this cute bunny planter! This decor looks adorable on your dinner table or displayed on a shelf.

Difficulty level: Beginner
Time to complete: 15 minutes
Age range: 9 and up

Things you’ll need:
Hot glue gun and glue sticks
Flower pot
Greenery
Paint
Paint brush
Pen
Chalk pen
Chalkboard sign
Large pom pom
Small pom pom
Decorative eggs
Floral foam
Felt
Scissors
Wire cutters

Things to do:

  1. Cut a piece of foam to the size of your pot and slide it inside. Use hot glue to hold it in place.
  2. Arrange your greenery in the foam. Add in flowers with hot glue.
  3. Cut two felt circles and paint bunny paws on them.
  4. While you’re waiting for the paint to dry, use hot glue to add eggs to the greenery.
  5. Use hot glue to attach the paws to your pompom.
  6. Use hot glue to attach the bunny to the greenery in your pot.
  7. Write a message on your chalkboard sign and slide it down in the foam.
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DIY Spring Egg Topiary Tree Tutorial

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Decorate your Easter table with this whimsical centerpiece! Your guests are sure to love this playful take on the season.

Difficulty level: Beginner
Time to complete: 30 minutes
Age range: 12 and up

Things you’ll need:
Birch flower pot
Moss
Florist foam
Knife
Dowel
Styrofoam ball
White paint
Pink ribbon
Hot glue gun and glue sticks
Scissors
Mini Easter eggs

Things to do:
1. Paint your dowel white and set it aside to dry.
2. Carve your foam block down to fit snugly inside the birch flower pot.
3. Slide your dowel into the center of the Styrofoam ball.
4. Stick the other end of the dowel into the center of the foam inside the pot.
5. Use hot glue to attach eggs to the surface of the Styrofoam ball. Over the entire surface.
6. Cover the foam in the pot with a layer of moss.
7. Tie a bow around the middle of the dowel.

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How to Make a Tutu Easter Basket

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Your little ballerina will be delighted when she finds her tutu Easter basket filled with candy! This adorable project is easy to make and you can customize the colors for your favorite little dancer!

Difficulty level: Beginner
Time to complete: 30 minutes
Age range: 12 and up

Things you’ll need:
Easter basket
Tulle (pink, lavender, purple)
5/8″ Ribbon
1 1/2 ” Ribbon
Scissors
Hot glue gun and glue sticks
Self-Stick rosettes

Things to do:

  1. Measure your basket to determine how long your tutu tulle needs to be. Your tulle should be roughly double the height of your basket.
  2. Cut roughly 100 pieces of tulle.
  3. Measure the circumference of your basket. Cut a piece of ribbon to wrap around the basket.
  4. Next, we’re going to cover the ribbon with tulle. Fold your tulle piece in half, lay the ribbon across it, tuck the ends of the tulle up through the loop and pull it tight. Repeat this step until the ribbon is completely covered.
  5. Use glue to attach your ribbon with tulle to the edge of your basket.
  6. Stick on your rosettes around the edge of the basket.
  7. Tie a large bow on the handle of the basket.
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DIY Spring Napkin Rings Tutorial

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Celebrate the season with these cute, spring napkin rings! These little nests look lovely on your Easter table or any seasonal dinner.

Difficulty level: Beginner
Time to complete: 10 minutes
Age range: 9 and up

Things you’ll need:
Hot glue gun and glue sticks
Nest
Greenery
Paint brush
Paint
Wire cutters
Wooden napkin ring
Plastic eggs

Things to do:

  1. First, start by painting your wooden napkin ring and let it dry completely.
  2. Trim two small pieces of greenery to your desired length and secure them to the front of your napkin ring with a small dab of hot glue.
  3. Use hot glue to attach the nest to the front of your napkin ring.
  4. Finally, glue the three eggs inside the nest. Voila, you’re ready for a spring-inspired tablescape!
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How to Make a Pom Pom Yarn Bunny

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This adorable pompom bunny is the perfect spring present topper! It also looks lovely displayed on a shelf or makes a fun toy for your tot! There are endless possibilities for this darling, fluffy bunny!

Difficulty level: Intermediate
Time to complete: 30 minutes
Age range: 12 and up

Things you’ll need:
Yarn
Translucent cord
Pom pom makers
Hot glue gun and glue sticks
Scissors
Felt
Blush
Q-tip
Pom pom

Things to do:

  1. Use your pompom makers to make a large and small pom pom.

  2. Cut two ear shapes out of grey felt.
  3. Use a Q-Tip to apply blush to the center of the ears.
  4. Use hot glue to attach the ears to the large pompom.
  5. Use hot glue at attach the large pompom to the small pompom and add a small pompom tale on the back.

  6. Use translucent cord to make whiskers. Wrap the cord around your hand about 10 times and knot it in the center. Cut the loops. Use hot glue to attach the whiskers to the face of your bunny.
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DIY Bunny Headband

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Your little one will look adorable in this bunny headband! In just a few simple steps, you can create a cute costume that’s perfect for Easter or a great addition to your dress up bin!

Difficulty level: Beginner
Time to complete: 15 minutes
Age range: 12 and up

Things you’ll need:
Headband
Felt
Pom pom
Hot glue gun and hot glue sticks
Thread
Lavender tulle
Scissors
Pencil

Things to do:

  1. First, make a pattern for your ears. Our pattern was 4 1/4 ” tall and 1 3/4 ” across. The smaller pattern is 3 1/4 ” tall and 1 1/4 ” across.
  2. Trace your patterns onto two different colors of felt and cut out the shapes.
  3. Use hot glue to attach the smaller ears to the larger ears.
  4. Cut a 1″ slit up the center of the ear.
  5. Run a line of glue just above the slit and fold the base of the ear in half, giving it dimension.
  6. Use glue to attach the ears to the headband.
  7. Cut ten 2″ strips of tulle and stack them. Tie a piece of thread around the tulle and knot it tightly so the tulle stays together, creating a bow.
  8. Use glue to attach the tulle bow to the headband, between the ears.
  9. Glue a pompom to the center of the tulle bow.

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DIY Spring Bunny Wreath

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Welcome spring with this beautiful wreath! This Easter decor looks lovely hung on your front door or inside for your Easter festivities.

Difficulty level: Beginner
Time to complete: 45 minutes
Age range: 12 and up

Things you’ll need:
Two 16″ Paper Mache Wreath Forms
Ric-rac
Burlap ribbon
Hot glue gun and glue sticks
Bunny rabbit
Decorative eggs
Grosgrain ribbon
Green fuzzy yarn
Floral Picks
Wire cutters

Things to do:

  1. Use hot glue to attach your two paper mache wreath forms.
  2. Wrap half of the wreath form in burlap ribbon. Use hot glue to secure the ends.
  3. Wrap ric-ric around the burlap ribbon portion of the wreath form. Use hot glue to secure the ends.
  4. Wrap the bottom portion of the wreath form with green fuzzy yarn. Use hot glue to secure the ends. Start wrapping the yarn about 1″ into the burlap ribbon.
  5. Next, it’s time to decorate the wreath! Use hot glue to attach your rabbit , eggs and flowers to the grass portion of the wreath.
  6. Tie a big ribbon and use wire to attach it to the top of the wreath.

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DIY Pip Berry Easter Bunny Wreath Tutorial

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Dress up your doorstep for Easter with this bright and cheery bunny wreath! Choose berry and ribbon colors to complement your home decor and celebrate spring in style.

Difficulty level: Beginner
Time to complete: 45 minutes
Age range: 12 and up

Things you’ll need:
Pip berry garland
Pip berry picks
Bunny wreath form
Wire cutters
Hot glue gun and glue sticks
Eggs
Ribbon
Scissors
Wire

Things to do:
1. Use wire to attach pieces of berry garland to the wreath form. The berries should follow the natural shape of the wreath with a bit of bending.
2. Separate your berry picks into groups of 4-5 sticks. Use wire to attach them to the ears of your bunny.
3. Use hot glue to attach Easter eggs around the base of your bunny.
4. Tie a bow around the neck of the bunny.

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DIY Moss Bunny Wall Art Hanger

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This moss bunny looks adorable on your front door or hanging in your home and it’s super easy to make! Set aside a few minutes this week and give your spring decor a cute update!

Difficulty level: Beginner
Time to complete: 15 minutes
Age range: 12 and up

Things you’ll need:
Hot glue gun and glue sticks
Peel and stick moss
Cardboard
Ribbon
Tape
Jute
Pen
Scissors

Things to do:

  1. Freehand a bunny shape on a piece of cardboard and cut it out.
  2. Trace the cardboard bunny onto the back of your piece of moss and cut out the moss shape.
  3. Stick the moss onto the cardboard bunny.
  4. Tie a jute ribbon bow around the neck.
  5. Use hot glue to attach the jute pompom to the bottom of the moss bunny, making a little tail.
  6. Cut a 10″ piece of jute and use tape to attach it to the back of the moss bunny, creating a hanger.
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