Celebrate Easter with cheerful crafts

By CanadianLiving.com

Fun and easy Easter crafts for you and your family.

Bring the bright colours of spring inside this year with our collection of Easter egg decorations. Beginners and kids will love our egg-dying basics and digital craft ideas, while experienced crafters won't want to miss trying the intricate designs of Pysanka eggs. Plus find dress-up ideas for kids and Easter-themed play mats for tots.

Easter craft: Felt Rabbits and Garden Play Mat
These hand-sewn rabbits and the accompanying machine-sewn play mat will provide hours of fun for the little ones in your life.

Shibori eggs
Add a unique touch to Easter eggs with this Japanese dyeing technique.

Pysanka: Artful eggs
Add a colourful Ukrainian tradition to your Easter decorating.

Easter egg basket
Exercise your nesting instinct with this easy centrepiece.

Happy Easter Eggs
Kids will love to make these quick and colourful creations.

Easter on parade
Help little ones fashion cheery bonnets, baskets and eggs for a memorable celebration.

Dancing down the bunny trail
These hand-made stuffed animals make healthier gifts than traditional chocolate and are easier to clean up after than real rabbits.

You can 7 more stylish Easter decor ideas here.

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• What's for Easter dinner? We've assembled our favourite Easter entrees to help you decide

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Easter crafts and projects

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Keywords : holiday crafts , home crafts , kids' crafts

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