Ever been to Gnome Man’s Land? These classic Felt Gnomes can take you there! Craft up some beardy, cuddly, little Gnomes, and let them brighten up your home by doing whatever it is Gnomes do! Maybe they’ll slay a dragon or two while you’re gone! Most likely, they’ll just steal all your chips.
Placemat Easter Basket
Make your little one’s Easter baskets stand out among their friends’ with this Placemat Easter Basket. This project lets you create a large, spacious basket that can hold plenty of Easter eggs collected on their hunt and offers plenty of customization opportunities.
Rice Krispie Treat Easter Carrots
Treat your kids to a delightful afternoon snack with these Rice Krispie Treat Easter Carrots. Dip the rice krispie treats of your own creation into orange chocolate melts and finish each off with a pipe cleaner and lollipop stick to make it look like a bunny’s carrot.
Easter Egg Baskets
Once all of the Easter eggs have been collected from the house and yard, your kids can tuck them away safely inside of these cute Easter Egg Baskets. The baskets are easy to make and decorate and feature plenty of space inside of them for eggs, stuffed bunnies and more.
Jelly Bean Bracelets
With how cute and sweet they look, you’ll have to resist taking a bite out of these Jelly Bean Bracelets. Using a traditional Easter candy, you can string up jelly beans on a bracelet string to be worn around on Easter. Later on, unstring them for a tasty treat.
Bowling Pin Bunnies
Cheerful little bunnies are ready to be placed around the house and yard this Easter in the form of the Bowling Pin Bunnies. These bunnies can be made using any real or plastic bowling pins and painted in the way that each child prefers before adding felt bunny ears to the heads.
Paper Roll Easter Bunnies
With a little effort and a bit of glue, you can turn any ordinary piece of construction paper into Paper Roll Easter Bunnies. The bunnies turn into three-dimensional springy projects that are fun to display on bookshelves, coffee tables, mantels and more.
