Easter crafts that will brighten any home

Make a teensy terrarium with this two-second Easter craft from The House That Lars Built. Take a clear plastic egg, fill it with moss, and add a small flower or personal trinket. Place them around the house for a little bit of greenery.

Dress up your Easter dinner with dollar-store staples (in disguise!). The genius siblings at Boxwood Clippings bought small nests from a local craft store to fill with egg-shaped treats. Frame each nest with a doily and a coffee filter, then add a card with each person’s name.

Fake a Chia Pet for one of these quirky Easter crafts from Please Note. Sprinkle dirt into a small vase and top with a moss-covered Styrofoam rabbit (you can buy one on Etsy). Add a few small eggs or round stones for visual interest and texture.

Tightly wrap a pipe cleaner around your finger to create the body of a bunny, chick, or kitten. Glue a pom pom head, googly eyes, and wings or bunny ears for adorable Easter crafts that your kids can play with when they’re done!

Make an edible (and magical) little world for your kids for Easter. Your Southern Peach crafts a confectionary terrarium with a mason jar, fun for decorating now and munching on later.

Easy! Wrap a wreath form with ribbon, and pin the ends underneath. Glue or pin on the Easter bunnies. Loop extra ribbon to hang.

Glue pastel jelly beans to a small Styrofoam ball skewered with a dowel. Anchor into floral foam and place the jelly bean topiary into a decorated flower pot and cover with moss.

Fill a colourful sock with dry rice and tie off the top with a rubber band. Wrap a ribbon around the “neck.” Cut round ears, add a felt face, a pom pom tail, and your sock bunny is complete.

Dip a spoon in melted chocolate, and set on parchment or wax paper. Add three candy eggs, then scatter chocolate sprinkles to make the nest.

Modern: Cut eggs out of paint swatches, punch two holes in the top of each egg, and string together to form a pretty garland to hang in your home.