Easter Fun For Everyone

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Bunny Ears Headband

Here is a simple activity bound to become a holiday tradition. Most children enjoy the imaginative play that comes with wearing hats. These fun headbands are sure to have your little bunnies hopping for joy. Use lightweight paper for floppy ears or trace onto a heavier cardstock or construction paper for a sturdier effect. Add fluffy cotton balls to the back of the headband to help others identify which animal might be hopping away! Full size pattern HERE

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Baby Chick Stick Puppet

Baby chicks are adorable. They are soft and fuzzy and make the faintest peep sounds. My mother told me once that when she was a child, it was common practice for children to receive live chicks which had been dyed various festive colors. She mentioned that the results were not exactly humane. Fortunately, today we do not have to resort to harsh chemicals and coping with a young child's loss of interest in his or her once-prized blue chick. Just print and decorate this Baby Chick Puppet Template and enjoy it with your little peeps! Full size template pattern HERE

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And Of Course We Have Easter Eggs!

On the Templates Page you will find six full-page egg patterns. No two people are alike, so why should eggs all be the same? Enjoy decorating the eggs with paints, markers, crayons, stamps or another favorite arts and crafts supply.

If you are feeling especially creative, consider adding texture to your project by placing a crumpled piece of paper on top of your work surface. Maybe you would like more of a mosaic design? Use bits of torn colored paper and sprinkle over spread glue. You could clean actual egg shells, but they can be a bit unsanitary and even a little sharp.