Easter is a lovely excuse to get crafty with the kids, and this pretty wreath is a simple, low-mess project you can make together at home. Watch our quick video guide below to see exactly how it comes together, then gather a few easy-to-find supplies and give it a go with the family.
What You’ll Need
- A wreath ring (e.g. made from wicker)
- Some greenery or foliage, such as ivy
- Feathers in different colours
- Easter decorations, such as chicks, bunnies or eggs
Watch How It’s Made
This is a great one to watch together as a family. Pause the video as you go so younger children can join in with the easier steps, like sticking on the decorations or arranging the feathers, while an adult handles anything involving glue guns or sharper tools.
Once it’s finished, hang your wreath on the front door for a homemade Easter welcome.
FAQs
What age is this craft suitable for?
This is a lovely activity for children of most ages, with a little adult help. Younger children can enjoy arranging feathers and decorations, while an adult should handle any hot glue or fiddly attachments and supervise throughout.
Can I use different decorations or colours?
Yes — the beauty of this craft is how flexible it is. Swap in whatever feathers, ribbons or Easter decorations you have at home, or let the kids choose their own colour scheme.
Where can I find a wreath ring?
Wreath rings are widely available from craft shops and online craft suppliers. Check with your local stockist for what they currently have in.
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Save This For Later
No printable this time, but it’s well worth bookmarking or pinning this page so you have the video and materials list handy when you’re ready to craft.
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