I live in Australia, which, as it’s in the Southern Hemisphere, means Easter heralds the end of summer, but for those in the Northern Hemisphere, it’s the opposite. It’s a sign that summer is around the corner. Easter symbols of bunnies, eggs, and flowers represent new life, hope and celebration. So here are some awesome Easter crafts to add some additional joy to your home, no matter what the season. They will definitely cheer up the gloomiest day. I particularly love the knitted daffodils, and that Easter bunny with his floppy ears is so adorable.
Yarnspirations
This is a wool retailer’s website but has lots of free knitting and crochet patterns including this cute duckling.

Handy Little Me
Another gorgeous craft blog packed with beautiful images and inspiration for projects including this cute floppy-eared bunny.
Get the free pattern

Peanut Blossom
I found this tutorial on this beautiful foodie blog packed with amazing recipes. Doesn’t this Easter tree just look so cheerful? It’s also super easy to make. The kids will love getting involved with this one.
What I love about this project is that you could really let your creative juices flow and maybe incorporate some gorgeous Easter paper crafts, paper blossoms and ribbons.

One Little Project
This is a super simple project that needs no knitting or drawing skills. These cute, tasty-looking carrots would look amazing in an Easter basket or as an Easter table centrepiece.

Laughing Hens
If you’re into knitting or crochet, you’ll love this website full of beautiful yarns. And if you’re just learning, check out their “How To” section for some helpful tutorials.
I love these knitted daffodils. I don’t think they should just be an Easter decoration. I’d have them on display all year round.
Download the free pattern here

Easy Peasy and Fun

Let the kids have fun with this cute paper project and make a cheeky rabbit bookmark.
One Little Project
Another gorgeous craft project from One Little Project. This one is a lot easier than it looks. These colourful hyacinths would brighten up a room at any time of the year.

Get the tutorial HERE




