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5 Easy & Fun Easter Craft Ideas for Toddlers to LOVE

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My family is Christian, so this holiday holds special meaning for us. Plus, I love decorating without breaking the bank!

So Easter is the perfect time to get crafty with my little one!

Whether you’re looking for some recycled crafts, some easter egg holders, window decoration and something your toddler can help with, these toddler-friendly Easter crafts will keep your child engaged and excited. Let’s hop into some adorable DIY Easter craft ideas!

Table Of Contents
  1. 1. Toilet Paper Roll Rabbit
  2. 2. Cardboard Easter Egg Craft
  3. 3. Fluffy Cardboard Bunny Craft
  4. 4. Sun Paper Craft
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  6. 5. Mossy Easter Egg Basket Craft
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1. Toilet Paper Roll Rabbit

This upcycled Easter bunny craft is an easy and fun craft that gives new life to empty toilet paper rolls. Your toddler will love decorating their bunny, and you’ll love how simple it is! Check out the full post and how your toddler can help!

Toilet Paper Roll Rabbit Craft

Materials:

✅ 1 toilet paper roll (or cardboard tube)
✅ Recycled wrapping paper (floral, pastel, or plain)
✅ 2 googly eyes
✅ 1 white pom-pom (for the tail)
✅ 1 glue stick
✅ 1 black pen (for whiskers & mouth)
✅ 1 pink pen (for cheeks)
✅ Scissors (Baby Safe)

2. Cardboard Easter Egg Craft

This easter craft is perfect if your toddler loves stickers. These easter ornaments look really cute on trees or bushes. Step-by-step guide in the link!

Cardboard Egg Ornaments on a Tree

Materials Needed:

✅ Cardboard (from cereal boxes, shipping boxes, or craft cardboard)
✅ White watercolor (to create a blank canvas)
✅ Toddler-safe paints or markers
✅ Stickers, washi tape, or glitter glue for decoration
✅ Hole punch & string (optional – to hang the eggs as ornaments)
✅ Paintbrushes or sponges (for fun textures!)
✅ Laminator and laminating film (optional)

3. Fluffy Cardboard Bunny Craft

I made this simple rabbit cardboard craft with my toddler as a window decoration. I saw a mommy do this with a sheep on Instagram and liked the idea a lot. The sun shines through the thin paper and the wool belly, creating a lovely effect!

Materials Needed:

✅ Cardboard (recycled cereal boxes or packaging work great)
✅ Cotton balls or shredded cotton pads (for the fluffy belly)
✅ Pink and black construction paper (for facial details)
✅ Scissors (child-safe)
✅ Glue stick or non-toxic liquid glue
✅ Black marker (for the face)

4. Sun Paper Craft

One that fits not only Eastern but also spring is this super simple (and cute) sun paper craft:

sun paper craft finished

Materials Needed:

✅ Yellow crafting paper (for the sun and rays)
✅ Leftover cardboard
✅ Pink and black craft paper (for the cheeks and eyes) or googly eyes
✅ Glue stick or non-toxic glue
✅ Scissors (safety scissors for little helpers)
✅ Marker or pen (I used an edding marker for the smile)

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5. Mossy Easter Egg Basket Craft

Need a cute little egg holder basket? Try this nature-based moss easter craft:

Toilet Paper Roll Moss Easter Egg Basket Craft

Materials Needed:

✅ Empty toilet paper roll for the base
✅ Dried moss
✅ Small pom-pom (for the tail)
✅ An Egg
✅ Non-toxic glue or hot glue (for stronger hold)
✅ Scissors

More Easter Craft Ideas:

Stay tuned! I’ll be adding more toddler-friendly Easter crafts, including:
🐣 Handprint Chick Art – A sweet keepsake using little handprints!
🎨 Easter Egg Stamping – Fun with paint and sponges!
🌸and many many more <3

Which Easter craft will you try first? Let me know in the comments! 🐰✨ Still wonder what to put in your childs Easter Basket? Here are an ultimate list of Easter basket fillers.

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Carina is the creative mind behind Mommy’s Craft Time, where she helps parents turn everyday moments into fun, hands-on learning experiences for toddlers. With a passion for sensory play, crafts, and early language development, she shares simple, engaging activities that spark creativity and support cognitive growth.

Whether it’s DIY sensory bins, seasonal crafts, or language-rich activities, she strives to make learning fun and stress-free for parents and kids alike

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