Bunnies, bright spring colors, Cadbury Eggs… I mean what’s not to love about Easter?

To me, Easter represents the light at the end of that long, dark, cold winter.  Everything after Christmas seems a little less to me.  Until Easter is on the horizon!  Then suddenly a glimmer of hope and warmer weather appears!

So to brighten these last few week’s of winter, I’ve been creating Easter and Spring crafts left and right.  I’ve got a ton of my own to share, but I’ve also been scouting other tutorials I’d like to try and have added them so you’ll have even more Easter crafts to bring light into your life!

1. Rustic Easter Sign

Of all the DIYs I’ve DIY’d these past couple of days, this sign is my absolute favorite! It turned out so incredibly cute!  It is sweet, simple, and rustic, giving it a bit of farmhouse charm.

It was pretty easy to make too!  It took about 30 minutes total and that was spread out over a whole day.  You can check out my Rustic Easter sign tutorial for details on how this cuteness was created!

2.  Easter Burlap Banner

Many of my creations I’ve planned to be part of my Easter photo set, and I wanted something that I could tie in with the sign.  This burlap bunny banner seemed like the perfect fit!

It was another quick and easy Easter craft, taking only about 20 minutes!  We’ve got it displayed in the house and it is so cute and festive!  Want to know how I did it?  Check out post DIY Easter burlap banner for details!

3.  Hop on in – Easter Doormat

I’ve made it a goal this year to work on updating our outdoor decor seasonally.  So one of my new tasks is to create a new doormat  seasonally.  I had not yet worked with multiple colors but it was extremely easy.  It did take a bit longer to create but the final project was so worth it!

I’ve already written a tutorial on  how to  create a DIY Coir Doormat, so if you’re making one for your first time, be sure to check out that post!  Also,  if you’re interested in my free SVG for this project, be sure to grab it here!

4.  Personalised Easter Basket

This was a very simple little HTV project.  I can’t remember where I bought this bucket, but I know it was off one of the shops in my places to buy cute clothing blanks post.   I do remember when I bought it, it was after Easter clearance and I scored them for like $3 each!  Easter win for Mom!

I’ve you’ve never worked with HTV, be sure to check out my tutorial on applying HTV to fabric.  It’s a pretty easy job.  In hindsight I probably would have used flocked HTV, because the material at the top was not very forgiving to regular HTV.  It sort of puckered up a bit as you can see.

Still my daughter’s love them and they are super cute, so I’m happy.  Perfectly imperfect!  We will get many Easters’ uses out of these.

5.  Hoppy Easter Garden flag

This was another awesome deal I grabbed on clearance from the place which I can’t remember.  Sorry!  Again, I know it was one of the places in my places to buy cute blanks post though!

Another garden flag closer to my goal of festiv-fying (totally a real word) our outdoor space!

It’a also another easy HTV project!  If you need more details don’t forget to check out that tutorial!

6. Watercolor Bunny Painting

This sweet bunny painting uses an interesting technique using the resist method.  Check out the tutorial from The Inspiration Vault.   I think there are so many different things you can so with this!

7. Easy DIY Marbled Easter Eggs

Check out these adorable  DIY Marbled Easter Eggs  !  This looks like a fun project I could do with the kids!

I’ve got some super cute pastel polish colors I think I will try with this!  Be sure to check out the tutorial from Pop Shop America!

8. Easter Tea Towel Pillows

I’m not personally a seamstress, but learning how to sew is one of my life’s goals.  When I do, this may be one of my first projects!

I mean, how stinking cute are these Easter pillows?  You can also find a wide variety of fabric and patterns, especially this time of year!  I saw some adorable tea towels at Target the other day that would be perfect for this!  Be sure to check out the tutorial from The Inspiration Vault.

9. Dyed Rope Basket

Again, I’m no seamstress, but I’m adding this one to my sewing bucket list!

This rope basket is perfection!     Be sure to check out the tutorial from Heart & Vine!

10. Bunny Butt Wreath

I love this simple and adorable bunny butt  wreath!  I’ve actually almost all these materials on hand I think I’m going to add it to my to-craft list!  The easy to follow tutorial is over on Ann’s Entitled Life.

11. Easter Egg Centerpiece

I adore this colorful Easter Egg centerpiece from Fun Money Mom!  It’s a great way to re-cycle egg shells and a super fun craft!  My girls will have a great time helping me with this one!  It will add a fun and festive pop to our Easter table!

12. Silk Tye Easter Eggs

This is a fun and unique Easter craft!  My husband isn’t really a tie kind of guy, but I bet you could score a bunch really cheap at a thrift store!

Check out the tutorial at Family Food and Travel.

13. Easter Clothespin Wreath

This colorful wreath is super easy to make!  I’d love to make this a project for my next holiday!

Check out this easy  tutorial from Mommy Evolution!

14. Easter Bunny Burlap Wreath

I can’t get over how many cute wreath ideas there are for Easter!  It seems I could spend the next month creating cute wreaths!  There aren’t enough doors in my house to cover them all!

This burlap wreath is one of my favorites!  I’m a little intimidated by the idea of actually creating a burlap wreath, but this tutorial from Kennary, Ideas from Home, makes it seem so easy!

15. DIY Easter Tree

Check out this cute tutorial from A little Knick, A Little Knack!  Her DIY Easter tree turned out adorably!  I love the paper flowers and bright colors!

There you have it!  Easter crafts for dayzzzz!  Hope you can bring some Easter cheer into your home in these last few weeks of winter!  Never fear, spring is almost here!

I’ve also pinned all these on my  Home & Holidays board on Pinterest under Easter,  as well as several others I came across!  Be sure to follow me on Pinterest as I’m constantly pinning cute craft ideas!

Don’t forget to pin this for later!