Easter decor
Bunny-butt garland
Photo credit: Talia Audenart
A very simple and quick craft to add pizzazz to your mantle, these Easter Bunny butts are very versatile and inexpensive. Freehand your bunny bottom onto a piece of cardboard to use as a stencil. Use pretty craft paper for the bottoms, adhere with cotton balls and hole punch through ribbon. Hang and voilà, you’ve got the perfect backdrop for Easter brunch.
Straw bunnies
Photo credit: The Silly Pearl
There is no better way to commemorate a craft than to use it as a decoration in your home. These bunnies, made of durable scrap paper and striped paper straws, look adorable against a piece of burlap with a cutesy Easter saying.
Light bunny
Photo credit: Life in Wonderland
Made with an inexpensive lantern, foam and ribbon, this bunny is the perfect light for Easter. Use this craft as a table centerpiece, on the mantle or simply on the end table for a cute decorative accent.
Eggcellent buttons
Photo credit: Craftaholics Anonymous/Funky Polkadot Giraffe
Easter just isn’t the same without any eggs around. Make something pretty and extraordinary by crafting a gorgeous array of buttons in the shape of what else, an egg!
Mason characters
Photo credit: No. 2 Pencil
Another craft from the world of Mason jars, these cute characters are Easter-ready. Awesome for placing around the house or holding your favorite floral arrangement, the Mason jars are crafted with the use of spray paint, vinyl strips and elbow grease.
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