Ways to Celebrate Easter with Everyday Household Items
Looking for ways to celebrate Easter without worrying about hitting the store? Here are some great ideas for how to make things festive at home and celebrate Easter using everyday household items. Click through the links/images for tutorials and recipes!
1. Easter Egg Finger Puppets
These Easter egg finger puppets are so simple and cute! You just need a printer, coloring supplies, and a pair of scissors.
Image courtesy of Make and Takes
2. Bunny Table Cards
These adorable bunny table cards will brighten any table.
Image courtesy of Alpha Mom
3. Easter Egg Yarn Art
This Easter egg yarn art project is a genius use if you have a yarn stash (as a current knitter or a former knitter like me). This will be a genius use for my yarn remnants!
Image courtesy of Make and Takes
4. Easter Slime
If you’re already versed in making slime, this Easter slime will be easy!
Image courtesy of Little Bins for Little Hands
5. Bunny Nails
How cute are these bunny nails? And if you don’t have black nail polish I think it would look cute in other colors too.
Image courtesy of Alpha Mom
6. Easter Fruit
If you already have Easter cookie cutters, use them on fruit and serve it with this 3-ingredient fruit lemon fruit dip.
Image courtesy of Living Locurto
7. Homemade Jello Jigglers
You only need 3 ingredients to make these adorable jiggler snacks!
Image courtesy of Laura Fuentes
8. Easter Sheet Pan S’mores
I love this Easter sheet pan s’mores idea; no campfire required!
Image courtesy of Stacie Billis
9. Bunny rolls
Everyone seems to be making bread right now so get festive with these Easter bunny rolls via Plated Cravings.
Image courtesy of Plated Cravings
10. Bunny Pencil Holder
Kids are doing all their work at home right now so why not fashion up an adorable bunny pencil holder?
Image courtesy of 5 Minutes for Mom
11. Easter Basket + Carrot Hunt Game
Get kids moving with this cute Easter basket + carrot hunt game.
Image courtesy of Momtrends
12. Ombre Easter Cake
If you’re a regular baker like me, you probably have all of the supplies for this ombre Easter cake in your pantry. If you don’t have the Easter candy, don’t sweat it! This ombre effect is so beautiful it will stand on its own (or you can pipe the colors to create texture.
Image by Christine Koh
Ways to celebrate Easter with everyday household items