DIY Easter ideas that you’ll actually want to try! It’s not too late to get started.
These aren’t your ordinary DIY Easter crafts or Easter egg ideas. They’re unique, fun, and easy for almost anyone to recreate. So move over egg color kits and store-bought Easter baskets. Here are 29 DIY Easter ideas to get you ready for this year’s celebration.
You have to try these Cadbury choc chip cookies with your leftover Easter candy… Or make a special trip to the grocery store before Easter to pick some up just for this recipe because they’re that good.
Easter candy is probably my favorite holiday candy….the Cadbury mini eggs and Robins Eggs, specifically. And since we had a bag of mini eggs laying around already, I thought why not make some cookies.
These Cadbury choc chip cookies will have you running to the pantry to see if you have all the ingredients. Spoiler alert: you probably do! Just grab the candy from the grocery store to add in and you’re all set.
This DIY Easter basket is soft as can be, but sturdy enough to hold all the eggs from the Easter egg hunt.
When you were a kid, do you remember running around the backyard excitedly searching for Easter eggs on Easter morning? Maybe getting your fancy clothes dirty from rolling around in the grass afterwards, in celebration? Or waking up early and seeing a cute little Easter basket on the table with all of your favorite things inside?
As a kid, I remember thinking Easter was so fun. And as an adult, I’m determined to bring some of that childhood magic into my son’s life, for these holidays that have less meaning / excitement as an adult. So, a couple of years ago, I made Hayes a DIY Easter basket in his favorite color, in hopes that we could use it year after year for egg hunts and Easter morning surprises.
So far, so good! It took a little while to make, but it was very, VERY easy. And has held up really well, so I thought I would share the tutorial ahead of Easter this year, in case you want to make your own. No sewing required!
There are so many cute DIY valentines day gifts out there! So I organized all the coolest ones in on place. And categorized them based on who you might be gifting to. A valentines gift for everyone on your list.
Couldn’t get too far into February without sharing my picks for cool DIY Valentines day gifts this year. Many of these can be done last minute too, so if you’re a procrastinator, I got you.
You can grab a valentines printable and call it a day, checkout classroom valentines, craft a V-Day DIY for a friend, grab an idea for guy gifts, or whip up a valentines day recipe. Click through for all 47 Valentine’s Day DIY gift ideas.
A list of cool calendars and cute planners to get inspired (and organized) in the new year. Truly so many good ones!
Typically, at the start of each new year (or the end of the current one), I get an urge to plan, plan, plan for the upcoming year. Daydreaming about what I hope to accomplish, alongside practical brainstorming that’s maybe a little more realistic.
In case you get a similar urge to what I described, I put together a list of cute and cool 2026 calendars and planners, just in case.
DIY paper wrapped gifts and so much more. This is the ultimate DIY wrapping guide.
When I was a kid, wrapping presents was my favorite holiday activity. No joke! And it’s still one of things I look forward to most each year, as strange as that may seem.
So, I put together a HUGE gift guide filled with ALL of the things anyone could need for wrapping gifts. If you’ve procrastinating on wrapping your gifts until now, you might just need this DIY gift wrapping guide.
Click through for all my faves – 29 DIY wrapping paper, gift tag, gift topper, and printable ideas for wrapping presents this holiday season. And if you need any suggestions for xmas presents, I have those too.
Shortbread bars with a berry good twist! The combination of flavors is too tasty to resist.
These mixed berry oat bars have a sweet, buttery shortbread crust, that’s then filled with a tangy berry sauce. Making it ideal for both breakfast and dessert, especially this time of year.
You can use any combination of berries you like to create the gooey, jammy center. And when paired with the most irresistible oat shortbread crust, these bars are a must-try recipe. Plus, they make great edible gifts this xmas as well.