Looking for some fun Easter crafts and activities for the kids? From paper Easter flowers to polka dot eggs, these easy Easter card ideas are as cute as bunnies, and they’ll be sure to keep your little chicks busy this spring.
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Whether you’re looking for something for a toddler to send to the grandparents, or something an older child can give out to friends at school, these Easter card ideas will inspire you to get creative together.
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Have Fun With These Easter Card Ideas
#1. Easter Chick Pop Up Card
Create this cheeky chick pop up card using our downloadable template. It’s lots of fun to make, and it’s something for friends and family to treasure.
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#2. Thumb Print Chick Easter Cards
Image: Red Ted Art
Your child’s thumbprint is the perfect size to create a cute chick shape! Add as many as you like directly to your card, or create them on a piece of coloured paper and glue them on, like these cards from Red Ted Art.
Add beaks, feet and eyes using a marker. You can even add bunnies using grey or pink paint, decorated with ears and feet.
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#3. Polka Dot Easter Egg Cards
Image: My Urban Nest
Using some bright card and white card circles or tissue paper, create these super cute Easter egg cards from My Urban Nest.
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#4. Hatching Easter Chicks Card
Image: The Green Dragonfly
Create a clever hatching egg card, like this one from The Green Dragonfly, using a split pin, card and lots of glitter! Slide back the top of the egg to reveal an Easter chick hiding inside.
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#5. Woolly Easter Egg Cards
Image: What To Do With the Children
Using card, wool and crepe or tissue paper, follow What To Do With the Children‘s advice on designing your woolly Easter egg and sticking it to your card.
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#6. Bunny Family Card
Image: Dealin’ and Dishin’
Create this cute bunny family card from Dealin’ and Dishin’ by drawing around your fingers and cutting out the shapes. Add googly eyes and pipe cleaner whiskers, then glue them in a row to create your bunny family.
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#7. Easter Flowers
Image: DIY Enthusiast
What a genius idea from DIY Enthusiasts! You can create a simple Easter flower card using small bun cases. Use three for each card, cutting them smaller each time to create the petals.
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#8. Envelope Bunnies
Image: Martha Stewart
Martha Stewart‘s idea for envelope bunnies is quick, easy and lots of fun. Fill these bunnies full of treats and keep everyone happy this Easter.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What age are these Easter card ideas suitable for?
Most of these crafts work well for toddlers right through to older primary school kids. Thumbprint and handprint cards suit little ones, while pop-up and split-pin designs are great for children who can already handle scissors and glue with a bit of supervision.
What materials do I need to make these Easter cards?
You’ll mostly need basic craft supplies you probably already have at home – coloured card, scissors, glue, markers, and things like wool, tissue paper, googly eyes or pipe cleaners for extra detail. Each idea above tells you exactly what’s needed.
Can these cards be made with things I already have at home?
Yes. Most of these designs use simple, affordable materials like card, paint and paper, so there’s no need for anything special. They’re a lovely way to reuse odds and ends from your craft box.
Are these Easter cards a good school holiday activity?
Definitely. They’re quick enough for a rainy afternoon but creative enough to keep kids engaged, making them a handy option for the Easter school break.
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Save These Ideas for Later
Loved these Easter card ideas? Save this page or share it with a friend so you have it handy when you’re ready to get crafting. And if you’re after more seasonal inspiration, browse our full collection of Easter activities for kids.
Do you have any other Easter card ideas to share with us? Leave a comment below and let us know – we’d love to hear from you!
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