Celebrate the Earth that sustains your life this Earth Day with cute shortbread cookies in its honor. These cookies can be fashioned into easy-to-eat square shapes with decorative borders. Ice the cookies and add unique text to help celebrate the occasion and spread awareness.
Bunny Planters
Put some “spring” in your step this Easter by making some of these adorable Easter bunny-themed planters. All you’ll need are some tin cans, paint, foam board and glue!
Paper Easter Wreath
A paper Easter wreath might not be very durable or stand the test of time, but it will surely last long enough to make for a beautiful decoration during the Easter season! And the best part? You can make it yourself, with materials you probably already have!
Salt Dough Egg Ornaments
No Easter tree would be complete without some Easter egg ornaments! And instead of buying expensive ones from the store, why not just make your own with a bit of salt dough? You can use paints to decorate them in all sorts of fun and interesting ways.
Pom Pom Rainbow
You and your family can take a magical trip across a giant, colorful rainbow to find the pot of gold with this fun craft. A rainbow extending from a cloud into a pot of gold can be drawn with colorful puffballs glued on to lead the way toward the shimmering pot.
Wine Cork Shamrocks
Instead of spending hours combing through the clover patches for your own four leaf good luck charm, create them in your home! All it takes are a few wine corks, construction paper and green paints to create a beautiful patch of clover to hang up anywhere in the home.
Leprechaun Boxes
Delight your children with these fun leprechaun boxes! Children can decorate these boxes with the help of their parents and come check them on the eve of St. Patrick’s Day to discover the fun treats that the “leprechauns” have left for them. Imaginations run can run free on these mailboxes.
