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This collection of Christmas kids crafts includes paper plate snowmen and Santa’s, cards for grandparents and teachers, handprint Christmas craft ideas to and so much more for making Christmas memories! Materials are easy to find – most you can buy at the dollar store (making these crafts thrifty too!). To find out how to make the crafts, simply click the links below the pictures.

Pipe cleaner trees, Christmas games and cute little reindeers for kids to make…

• This easy and fun kid-friendly pipe cleaner Christmas trees craft is an easy and fun project to make together this holiday season!  Kid-Friendly Pipe Cleaner Christmas Trees Craft by Two Kids and a Coupon.
• A sweet little reindeer ornament for the kids to make, hang them on the tree or make a garland out of them, super cute and so easy!  How to Make a DIY Reindeer Craft Ornament by Foster To Adopt.
• Whether you’re looking for a cute DIY gift your kids will love or an affordable stocking stuffer idea – everyone will love this adorable tic-tac-toe game. In addition to being easy to make, it will provide endless amounts of fun for your kids.   Easy Tic Tac Toe Game Christmas Kids Craft by Life Should Cost Less.
• Kids will have great fun making the Christmas shapes for this garland of lights, they can trace Christmas cookie cutters and then colour them in.   How to Make a DIY Christmas Garland with Lights by Pillar Box Blue.

Dancing elves craft, 3D cards, and cupcake liner crafts…

•  Fun and personalized Christmas kids craft.  Kids will love to become an Elf by placing their picture on the printable body, put together with a fastener so the arms and legs are moveable! Free Printable Buddy The Elf Craft For Kids by Simple Everyday Mom.
•  Cards to be shared, these cute 3D cards are fun for kids to make and give. Pop Up Gingerbread Man Card for 3d Christmas Fun by Red Ted Art.
• Try one of these easy DIY Christmas cards you can make with the kids. It adds a special personal touch to any gift which certainly makes for a memorable keepsake. Easy DIY Holiday & Christmas Cards to Make With Kids by Cendu Param. 
• So easy Christmas Cupcake liner crafts, your toddler will love this fun Christmas craft with three different ideas! 3 Super Easy Cupcake Liner Christmas Crafts for Toddlers by Lil Tigers. 

Handprint characters, Christmas painting, popsicle sticks and pom-poms!

• Cute and so easy Christmas handprint ideas, three different characters with three different ways to display them! Christmas Kids Craft – Handprint Ideas by Champagne and Sugarplums
• Some of the best Christmas rock painting ideas.  From stockings and snowflakes to Santa’s and Elf shoes.  Festive Christmas Rock Painting Ideas by Sustain My Craft Habit
• These easy pom pom ornaments are fun to make for kids AND adults, so very cute! Add this craft to your Christmas traditions.  Pom Pom Christmas Ornaments // Family Holiday Tradition by Lovely Indeed 
• A very cute Popsicle Reindeer for all ages! Great for toddlers and so much fun for school aged kids.  Easy Reindeer Popsicle Stick Craft for Kids by Simple Everyday Mom

Over 25 of the Best Christmas Crafts for Kids

• This Santa’s workshop ornament is so cute! Its super easy to make when your kids are looking for something new to do on a Saturday afternoon or during Christmas vacation.  DIY Santa’s Workshop Ornament by Ottawa Mommy Club
• Let kids make their very own advent calendar and count down the days until Christmas. . You can avoid the waxy chocolate and make a craft instead – it has longer staying power than a single drawing on the fridge.  Easy DIY Advent Calendar For Kids by Unique Gifter
• Kids will love to make these DIY snowballs, perfect for indoor snowball fights, certainly a fun gift idea! Easy Kids Craft Yarn Pom Pom Snowball Fight Kit by TikKido
• Kids will not only start learning some basic sewing skills, but they’ll also create frameable art with this easy Christmas string art craft. Christmas String Art Stencils: Christmas Tree and Snowflake by Kim and Carrie

Best Christmas Crafts for Kids. Polar bear craft, popsicle stick trees, handprint reindeer…

• Learn how to make this Easy Polar Bear Paper Plate Craft with a free printable template. Perfect for toddler, preschool, and first grade aged kids.  Easy Polar Bear Paper Plate Craft by Life Should Cost Less
• Very cute and easy popsicle stick Christmas tree craft.  Kids of all ages will love to decorate their own popsicle stick Christmas tree with pipe cleaners, stickers, mini pom-poms and more, so cute.  Cute Popsicle Stick Christmas Tree Craft for Kids by Hunny I’m Home DIY  
• Very easy and cute handprint reindeer craft.  This craft certainly makes a great memento, using handprints for the reindeers antlers.  Kids will love creating these cute deer.  A Handprint Reindeer Craft for Kids by Simple Everyday Mom
• Instead of buying the delicate ornaments, make your own Wooden Jenga Christmas Ornaments this year! These ornaments are super easy to make, durable, and are a lot more thrifty than buying individual ornaments.  Wooden Jenga Christmas Ornaments by The Inspiration Edit

Easy and Fun Christmas Ideas

• Create Pointillism inspired Christmas trees using only a cotton swab!  Fun for all ages and so creative.  How to Make Christmas Art with Pointillism by Coffee and Carpool 
• Very cute and fun Christmas Tree Bookmarks!  Made with origami paper, these little trees will certainly make great gifts.  Christmas Tree Bookmarks by My Joy Filled Life
• A cute elf kids craft – mix and match these paper elves with an included printable template.  Mix and Match Paper Elf Craft (with Printable Template) by Messy Little Monster
• Countdown to Christmas with this snowman calendar.  Kids will love to countdown to the big day using a craft they’ve made themselves.  Snowman Christmas Countdown Craft by Coffee and Carpool 

Wreaths, paper roll characters, cards and paper plates…

• Your kids will have a blast making their own wreath. You can easily download the printable ornaments for this quick and so easy Christmas craft.  Christmas Wreath Craft for Preschoolers by Two Pink Peonies
• These Christmas windsocks are easy for kids to make and the different characters look so cute hung up for a decoration at home or school.  Christmas Windsock Craft by I Heart Crafty Things 
• This is an easy Christmas craft without the mess!  Three different paper plate characters to create.  Paper Plate Santa, Snowman and Rudolph by Crafts by Amanda
• Kids will love making this cute homemade Santa Card for friends and loved ones this holiday season, so cute!  Cute Santa Card by I Heart Crafty Things

We hope you loved this list of 25 Best Christmas Crafts for Kids! If you’re looking for more Christmas crafts, certainly check out our Silhouette Santa Craft, a beautiful craft that looks amazing on the mantel or on the wall!

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What do you need to make a Paper Plate Monster?

• Paper plates
• Scissors
• Paint
• Paint brushes
• Paper
• Googly eyes
• Pipe cleaners
• Glue

How do you make a Paper Plate Monster?

• Cut a hole out of the center of a paper plate. This will create a big open “mouth” for the monster. Take this time to cut out any teeth, ears or other monster accessories that you think will be fun.
• Then paint the paper circle. Have the kids go wild with colour choices and designs!
• Paint any horns, ears or accessories.
• Glue on the googly eyes.
• Glue on the teeth, horns and other monster accessories.
• Hang them on the wall or mantel and enjoy!!

Easy to follow photo tutorial!

First, cut a hole out of the center of a paper plate. This will create a big open “mouth” for the monster. Take this time to cut out any teeth, ears, horns or other monster parts that you think will be fun, for example, one of our little ones decided to put some hearts on the ends of pipe cleaners to create antennas.

Then paint the paper circle. Have the kids go wild with colour choices and designs!

Add any fun details with the paint. One of our kids decided to add fingerprint “spots” onto their monster.

Paint any horns, ears or accessories. Set all painted pieces, including the monster, aside to dry completely.

Glue on the eyes. We suggest using a hot glue gun (with adult supervision). If you have very young children you can use kids-safe glue, but remember to set it aside to dry completely.

Once all paint has dried, glue on any arms, horns and teeth.

We hope you loved this Paper Plate Monster easy kid’s craft! If you’re looking for more Halloween crafts or recipes, check out our other Halloween DIY ideas.

More Halloween Crafts and DIY

• Easy Creepy Spider Planter
• Countdown to Halloween Blocks
• Simple DIY Cork Pumpkin
• Easy Macrame Pumpkin Cover

Halloween Recipes

• Easy Creepy Quesadillas
• Pumpkin Patch Cupcakes
• Scary Caesar Cocktail
• Roasted Pumpkin Seeds

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What can I put in a Halloween goodie bag?

Mini is the way to go for these Tissue Paper Pumpkins. Think small toys, mini pumpkins, and of course – candy. If you’re having a get-together you could set up a craft station where guests create their own favours to take home!

How do I display Tissue Paper Pumpkin Goodie Bags?

Place your goodie bags in a festive or woven basket on a table with a sign saying that guests can help themselves. These Tissue Paper Pumpkins are a great way to display candy if you won’t be home for Halloween but still want to participate.

How many Halloween goodie bags do I need for Trick-or-Treaters?

If each trick-or-treater usually gets 2-3 pieces of candy, you will need at least one Tissue Paper Pumpkin for each child.

What do I need to make a Tissue Paper Pumpkin?

• Orange tissue paper
• Scissors
• Plate and pencil for tracing a circle
• Green electrical tape
• Green pipe cleaner
• Small candies or non-edible Halloween treats

How to make an easy Halloween goodie bag?

• Using a plate, trace a circle onto 2-3 pieces of tissue paper
• Cut the circle out.
• Place the small candies or treats onto the middle of the circle of tissue paper.
• Wrap the treats up by pulling the edges of the tissue paper in towards the middle. Pinch the edges together.
• Using the green electrical tape, tape the top of the tissue paper, creating a pumpkin.
• Twist green pipe cleaner around the pencil used to trace the circle. Attach the curly “vine” to the pumpkins using a small amount of the green electrical tape.

Tissue Paper Pumpkin Photo Tutorial!

First, using a plate, trace a circle onto 2-3 pieces of tissue paper.

Next, cut around the traced circle.

Then place small candies or treats into the middle of the tissue paper circle.

Wrap the treats up by pulling the edges of the tissue paper in towards the middle. Pinch the edges together.

Using the green electrical tape, tape the top of the tissue paper, creating a pumpkin.

Twist green pipe cleaner around the pencil used to trace the circle. Attach the curly “vine” to the pumpkins using a small amount of the green electrical tape.

We hope you loved these Tissue Paper Pumpkin Goodie Bag Ideas! If you’re looking for more Halloween fun, check out our other DIY, crafts and recipes. You won’t want to miss out on our amazing Creepy Quesadillas!

More Halloween DIY and Craft Ideas:

• Easy Creepy Spider Planter
• Countdown to Halloween Blocks
• Simple DIY Cork Pumpkin
• Easy Macrame Pumpkin Cover

Halloween Recipes:

• Easy Creepy Quesadillas
• Pumpkin Patch Cupcakes
• Scary Caesar Cocktail
• Roasted Pumpkin Seeds

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We can tell you first hand that this monster spray has worked. How do we know? One of Christine’s Sugarplums became afraid of monsters.  Her other two never had a problem sleeping in their own room, never had nightmares, and didn’t need a nightlight. But her middle daughter let those monsters in. So, in a struggle to help her sleep better we created some very special, very powerful DIY Magic Monster Spray with essential oils.  Thank goodness it worked!

A good night’s sleep.

We recommend making the Magic Monster Spray together with your children. That way you can talk about their fears while they are having fun making a craft. When adding the essential oil, you can simply say that monsters hate the smell of essential oils.

How do you use Monster Spray? After your normal bedtime routine, bring out the magic monster spray.  You can explain again that the magic spray will not let any monsters into the room, then ask where the monsters are getting in. Spray those areas first. Let your child spray and have siblings and family help as well. Spray other areas too, like windows or closet doors.

Keep the bottle within reach and hopefully, with Magic Monster spray nearby, bedtime monsters will soon be history!

Here’s the recipe we used: DIY Magic Monster Spray

• Plastic spray bottle
• Distilled water
• Sequins or gemstones
• Lavender essential oil
• Stickers

Here’s how to make Monster Spray

• Place stickers onto the spray bottle.
• Fill the bottle with water.
• Add the sequins or gemstones.
• Add a few drops of essential oil.

DIY Magic Monster Spray Tutorial

This Monster Spray is so easy to make.  First, stick your stickers onto the bottle.  Then all you have to do is put the ingredients into the bottle.  Start with the water, then add some gemstones, and finally a couple drops of essential oil.  Give the bottle a swirl before each use.

The essential oils give a fragrance to fend off the monsters. After all, if we can smell it…the monsters can too, right? The gems are for added fun. And the label makes it legit. They will check it out, even if they can’t read!

We hope you liked this DIY Monster Spray with essential oils, and hope that it has helped your little one have a restful night!

If you’re looking for more amazing ideas, certainly check out our other seasonal kids crafts:

• Creepy Spider Planter for Halloween
• Dancing Bats and Spiders Kids Craft
• Kids Rock Painting Display Frame
• Toddler Turkey Art
• DIY Candy Cane Wreath for Christmas
• Christmas Cards and Crafts – Handprints!

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What you’ll need:

• Small smooth rocks
• Child friendly paint in fall colours
• Paint brushes
• 8×10 picture frame (glass removed)
• White card stock (cut into an 8×10 piece)
• Scissors
• Hot glue gun with glue
• Burlap ribbon

Kids Rock Painting Fall Frame

Firstly, paint the rocks! Grab some paint and brushes and have the kids paint the rocks with Thanksgiving or fall in mind. It’s fun to see what they will come up with. Once the rocks are finished, set them aside to dry completely.

While the littles are painting their rocks, prepare the frame by removing the glass (if not already done) and adding the cut 8×10 piece of card stock.

Once the rocks have dried use the hot glue gun to glue the rocks into the centre of the frame.

Then measure and cut a length of burlap ribbon to make a circle around the the rocks. Twist the burlap to create some loops. Finish the circle by twisting the two ends together, be sure to tuck in any loose fibres.

Finally, glue the burlap circle around the rocks to finish.

We hope you liked our fall kids craft. We think this Kids Rock Painting Fall Frame is a beautiful way to display your kids amazing pieces of art! If you’re looking for another fun kids craft, check out our Paper Bag Fall Tree Craft. Need a snack while crafting? Certainly try our Pumpkin Spice Pumpkin Seeds! Happy Crafting!

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What do you need to make a Nut Free Back-to-School Snack Mix?

• Fish Crackers
• Wheat cereal
• Pretzel sticks
• Chocolate covered candy
• Yogurt covered raisins

Prepping for school can be challenging everyday. That’s why we wanted to share this easy snack idea. It takes less than 5 minutes to prepare. If you are sending this snack mix to school with your little one, be sure to check the packaging on each bag and select ingredients that are nut-free and made in a nut-free facility.

This trail-mix works great as an after-school snack as well!

How to make an easy School Snack Idea

• Mix ingredients together in a large bowl!

Nut Free Snack Idea

We hope you enjoyed this Nut Free Back-to-School Snack Idea! If you’re looking for more back-to-school recipes, crafts and DIY’s, certainly check out our other ideas!

Back-to-School Recipes, Crafts and DIY’s

• A Back-to-School Cocktail – The Teacher’s Pet
• Felt Pencil Toppers for Back to School
• Easy Desk Top Organizer
• Felt Pencil Case [Made by Kids — for Kids!]

Print

Nut Free Back to School Snack Mix

Whether your little one likes sandwiches or soup and crackers, this school snack idea is the perfect addition to any lunch box. Even the pickiest eaters are sure to like this Nut Free Back-to-School Snack Mix!

Course Snack

Cuisine American, Canadian

Keyword back to school, easy, nut free, Snack Mix

Prep Time 5 minutes

Cook Time 0 minutes

0 minutes

Total Time 5 minutes

Servings 2 Cups

Calories 339kcal

Cost $15

Equipment

• Bowl
• Measuring cups

Ingredients

• 1/2 cup Fish Crackers
• 1/2 cup Wheat cereal
• 1/2 cup Pretzel sticks
• 1/2 cup Chocolate covered candy pieces
• 1/2 cup Yogurt covered raisins

Instructions

• Mix all ingredients together in a large bowl

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What do you need to make a Windsock Kids Craft?

• Red and white paper streamers
• Red foam board
• White toilet paper rolls
• Red markers or paint
• Red glitter
• Small bowl
• Stickers *optional
• Scissors
• Hot glue gun with glue sticks

How do you make a Fun Rocket Windsock?

• Firstly, decorate the toilet paper rolls with paints, markers, stamps and glitter! Set aside to dry, if needed.
• While the paper rolls are drying, cut the red foam board into a circle, using a small bowl to trace.
• Make a cut to the centre of the circle, then fold the circle onto itself to form a cone, using a hot glue gun, glue the edges together.
• Glue the cone onto the top of the paper towel roll.
• Cut 3 of each colour, approx. 2′ long pieces of red and white paper streamers
• Glue the streamers to the bottom of the paper roll

Step by Step – How to make a windsock kids craft

Firstly, decorate the white paper roll with stickers, glitter and designs. Create fireworks or happy faces!

This craft can get messy, which means triple the fun!!

Secondly, create the rocket top. Using the red foam and a small bowl, trace a circle onto the foam. Cut the circle out, then make a single cut to the middle of the circle.

Fold the circle onto itself to form a cone. Glue it together to secure.

Next, glue the top of the paper roll and attach the cone.

Cut the paper streamer into lengths, about 24 inches each. Three reds and three white per paper tube.

Fold the one end of each length and glue inside of the paper roll, alternating red and white.

Voila!! Your rocket windsock is finished!! These windsocks are not only fun to create, the fun continues when playing with them. Bring them to your Canada Day celebration for hours of fun.

We hope you loved these Fun Canada Day Rocket Windsock Kids Craft as much as we do! If you’re looking for more Canada Day fun be sure to check out our Animals of Canada Easy Epoxy Coasters, perfect for the cottage, on the patio or right on your coffee table.

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What do need to make a Father’s Day Handprint Craft?

• Canvas
• Free printable
• Cardstock
• Water based paint
• Brushes – sponge and paint
• Mod Podge
• Scissors

How to make a Father’s Day Handprint Craft:

• Paint the canvas in Dad’s favourite colours.
• Print the free printable World’s Greatest Dad record onto cardstock and cut it out.
• Use a thin coat of Mod Podge to glue the record onto the cardstock. Then, add another thin layer of Mod Podge over the top of the record to seal the cardstock in place.
• Add a bright coloured handprint to the record for an extra touch of love!

Easy World’s Greatest Dad Handprint Craft Tutorial:

Paint the canvas in Dad’s favourite colours. Use a paintbrush, sponge or even finger paint! Set the canvas side to dry completely.

Print the free printable record onto card stock and cut it out.

Using a sponge brush, place a thin (too much on the back will create wrinkles) layer of Mod Podge onto the back of the record and press it onto the canvas.

Spread another layer of Mod Podge over the top of the record to seal the cardstock to the canvas. Set it aside to dry completely.

Once dry, add a handprint to the record to create a fun and meaningful memory.

We hope you loved this World’s Greatest Dad Handprint Craft as much as we do! If you’re looking for more Father’s Day ideas, certainly check out our other crafts and recieps!

More Father’s Day Crafts:

• Papa Bear Handprint Craft with Free Printable
• “Rawr the Best” Father’s Day Kids Craft
• Fun Father’s Day Craft That Kids Can Make
• Easy Garden Markers

Father’s Day Receipes:

• Whiskey Bacon Chocolate Cookies
• Father’s Day Espresso Martini
• Over 40 Father’s Day Recipe Ideas
• The Best Homemade Meatball Recipe

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What do you need to make a fun Easter craft for kids?

• Cardboard
• Scissors
• Paint – white, blue, pink and yellow
• White Pom-poms
• Glue gun
• Twine or ribbon
• Free template

How do you make a Toddler Bunny Garland Craft?

• Cut bunny shapes out of cardboard using the free template and paint them white
• Paint the bunnies pink, yellow and blue
• Glue a pom-pom tail onto each bunny
• Glue each bunny onto the twine

Easy-to-follow tutorial!

First, cut bunny shapes out of cardboard using the free template. Then paint them white.

Paint the bunnies pink, yellow and blue. Or colours of your choice. If your little ones love to finger-paint, this is a great craft for it!

Next, glue a pom-pom tail onto each bunny. You can use child-safe glue or have an adult use a glue gun.

Finally, glue each bunny onto the twine. Space the bunnies out evenly and don’t forget to rotate the colours!

We hope you love this Toddler Bunny Garland Craft as much as we do! If you’re looking for more Easter crafts, decor and recipes, certainly check out our Easter page or try our fan-favourite: The Tipsy Bunny Easter Cocktail or our Easy Easter Bunny Kids Craft.

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Non-Candy Easter Basket Ideas

New clothes – New spring clothes are a great non-candy idea for Easter. Think shorts, t-shirts, hats and sandals! Stores are filled with new and cute options for spring and summer fun.

Stuffed animals or plushies – A cute, soft bunny or fuzzy chick will delight your little one on Easter. Or choose a favourite to add to a collection — Beanie Boos or Squishmallows are popular choices right now. The reversible happy/angry plush by TeeTurtle is also fun!

Surprise Toys – Blind bags are a craze right now. Brands such as LOL and Mini Brands are sure to be a hit. It helps that many of these are sold in a compact ball that can fit into your little ones basket!

Gift cards – Surprise your older kids with a gift card to their favourite store this Easter and let them choose their own gift. Gift cards for the local ice cream shop or dinner out for the whole family is a great option too.

Sidewalk chalk – A spring and summer favourite. Some new sidewalk chalk is a perfect non-candy gift. It’s non-expensive and tons of fun. Win-Win. Consider picking up some sidewalk paint for something a little different!  

Gardening supplies and seeds – Do your little ones love digging in the garden? Some gardening gloves, a shovel and a hoe for some gardening fun. Throw in some seeds and pots so they can watch their plants grow!

Fun Non-Candy Easter Ideas!

Books – You can never have enough stories to share. Gift your little one a new edition of their favourite novel or a fun Easter bunny story to read together. Bathtime books are a great gift for younger children.

Figurines – Schleich, Playmobil and Lego have lots of small options for your little one’s Easter basket. Don’t forget to check your local dollar store for their favourites first, sometimes you’ll find these brands in the toy isle.

Glow sticks – Light up the room with some glow sticks and laser rings. These fun toys can be found at the dollar store and are a great non-candy Easter basket idea.

Hair accessories –  Scrunchies, clips and headbands can fill your little one’s Easter basket. Make-up and make-up bags are a good idea for older children. Purses, hats and sandals are also great options for Easter baskets.

Bath toys – Make bath time more fun! A new rubber ducky, small watering can or floating book is always a fun non-candy gift idea for kids.

Games – A board game for the whole family or a new card game to learn. Or consider a fun game for spring and summer like a bean bag toss or frisbee.

Jewelry – A necklace with a favourite character, Easter earrings or a headband. There are endless options when it comes to jewelry, from inexpensive to more precious.

Bubbles. Bubbles, bubble blowers or bubble wands. There are so many fun and inexpensive bubble ideas that kid love. Fill a bubble themed bucket for them

Pool and beach supplies. Summer will soon be here. Pool and beach toys and gear are great Easter gift ideas. Think goggles, floaties, towels, a new suit or some fun sunglasses! 

Bubbles, Chalk, Glow Sticks – So many options to choose from!

 Sports gear. Do you have a little one that loves sports or is part of a team? New sports gear can be a fun non-candy surprise on Easter morning.

Cooking supplies. Cooking supplies, an apron or a cookbook for those little ones that love to be in the kitchen.

Water bottle – A new water bottle for the summer holidays is a great and practical option for a non-candy option.

Experiences. A fun family day out or a trip to the aquarium, or museum can be a fun gift, instead of something that goes into a basket.

Craft or new art supplies. Being bloggers who love kids’ crafts, we love this idea. Gift your little one a new craft or supplies for their favourite crafting activity. Paint brushes, paints, crayons, paper, scissors or a colouring book. You can’t go wrong with a basket full of creative fun!

We hope you found this list of Non-Candy Easter Gift Ideas helpful! If you’re looking for some creative ideas to make at home certainly check out our Easter recipes, crafts and decor!

Easter craft ideas:

• Little Easter Critter Cups
• Easter Handprint and Footprint Canvas
• Pop-Up Chick Paper Plate Craft
• Easy Easter Bunny Kids Craft

Easter recipes:

• The Tipsy Bunny Easter Cocktail
• Easter Snack Crack Recipe

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