Welcome the season with a festive door hanger! Our burlap, “Spring” banner looks lovely hung on your front door and is easy to display – No nails needed!

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

Things you need:
Gold metal ring
Hot glue gun/hot glue sticks
Scissors
Burlap ribbon
Cork letters

Things to do:
1. First, cut a 3-foot piece of burlap ribbon.


2. Slide the burlap ribbon through the metal ring and use hot glue to attach both sides.

3. Use hot glue to attach the cork letters to the burlap ribbon and spell out the word “spring.” Space them evenly all the way down and keep them in the center of the ribbon.

4. The final step is adding a bow to the top. Tie a bow out of burlap ribbon and use hot glue to attach it to the top of your door hanger.

Who knew Easter candy could be so cute! These spring chicks are a fun alternative to an Easter basket. Tuck a few more pieces of candy inside the egg and watch your kiddos face light up when you hand them this sweet treat!

Difficulty level: Beginner
Time to complete: 20 minutes
Age range: 12 and up

Things you’ll need:
Pastel felt sheets
Orange foam
Suckers
Google eyes
Yellow feathers
Bakers twine
Needle and scissors
Hot glue gun and glue sticks

Things to do:
1. Create a pattern for your egg shell. The oval should be roughly 5-1/2 inches across and 7-1/2 inches tall. Trace the pattern onto felt and cut out two oval shapes.



2. Cut one of the ovals in half with a zigzag edge.
3. Use a needle and bakers twine to stitch the felt pieces together, creating a little pouch. Tie the ends of the bakers twine in a bow.


4. Fill the pouch with yellow feathers.

5. Embellish the front of the pouch with felt stickers.

6. Add a bird face to your suckers. Stick on a pair of google eyes and cut a beak out of orange foam and use glue to hold it in place.

7. Slide your sucker chicks down into the pouch.

Welcome the season with a ‘Spring has Sprung’ terrarium! The yellow chicks perch on a pussy willow branch, add a fun pop of color to your seasonal decor.

Things you’ll need:
Mason jar
Hot glue gun and glue sticks
Scissors
Knife
Floral foam
Artificial eggs
Chenille chicks
Ric rac
Branches
Moss

Things to do:
1. Use a knife to trim a piece of foam to fit on the mason jar lid. Use glue to secure it in place.


2. Stick several branches down into the foam.


3. Use hot glue to cover the foam with moss.

4. Use hot glue to attach two little chicks to your branches so they’re perching in your terrarium.

5. Add several eggs to the base of the branches.

6. Slide the mason jar down over the branches and screw it back on the lid.
7. Use hot glue to attach a piece of ric-rac trim around the edge of the lid.

Hoppy Easter! This colorful bunny garland is a cute addition to your Spring decor! Let your kids help trace and cut the shapes and string them together for a fun rainy day activity.

Difficulty level: Beginner
Time to complete: 30 minutes
Age range: 6 and up

Things you’ll need:
Pastel patterned cardstock
White yarn
Pom pom maker
Scissors
Bakers twine
Hot glue gun and glue sticks
Hole punch

Things to do:
1. First, create a bunny pattern for your garland using the measurements provided on our example.


2. Trace the bunny pattern onto cardstock paper and cutout the shape.

3. Use a pom pom maker and make pom pom tails for all of the bunnies on your garland and attach them with glue.


4. Punch two holes at the top of your bunnies and slide them onto a piece of bakers twine.

Make Easter candy cuter this year with this fun, seasonal project! These bunny suckers are a great addition to your little one’s Easter basket and they look adorable on display!

Difficulty level: Beginner
Time to complete: 20 minutes
Age range: 12 and up

Things you’ll need:
Paper
Pencil
Hot glue gun and glue sticks
Pens
Ruler
Pipe cleaner
Google eyes
1/2-inch pom poms
1-inch pom poms
Scissors
Ribbon
Sucker
Hole punch

Things to do:
1. Trace your pattern onto a piece of white paper and cut out the shape.



2. Punch a hole in the center and at the top of the paper.

3. Use a sharpie to draw a bunny mouth and nose.
4. Stick on a pair of google eyes.

5. Slide the sucker stick up through the holes and use a drop of hot glue to hold it in place. The paper should curve out, away from the sucker.


6. Twist a pair of ears out of pipe cleaner and wrap them around the top of the sucker. Use a drop of hot glue to secure them.


7. Use a drop of hot glue to attach two pompoms to the front of the bunny and one on the back, making a little tail.


8. Finish your bunny project by gluing a small bow to the front, just above the pompoms.