Easy Easter Crafts for Kids

It’s time to start thinking about spring crafts and today we are sharing a super cute and very easy Easter craft activity for kids. This fun Easter yarn craft art is perfect for preschoolers or any age! Just a few items are needed to create this Easy Easter Craft for Kids.

What could be better than little chicks, bunnies, carrots, and Easter eggs this time of year? Have fun crafting!

Easter Crafts for Kids

These adorable yarn craft projects are so much fun and kids will love to make them! Make simple carrots and chicks to display around your house or classroom this spring season.

There are so many great things you can make with yarn and wool and we have made a few really fun and simple yarn crafts over the years. In fact, if you missed these Yarn Paper Plate Heart Craft we made in February, you should definitely check them out.

Easter Yarn Crafts for Kids

This is an example of what you will need to make your Easter Bunny Craft Ideas is in this picture below. However, I have it displayed in list form towards the bottom of the page. Enjoy!

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First, cut out an egg shape and a carrot shape from cardboard. I made mine about 6-inches long, but you can make any size you want. Make sure to leave a little carrot top on that cutout so you can wrap green around it.

Cut 2 little chicken feet out of the orange paper. Fold another small piece of orange paper in half and cut a triangle shape so it opens and closes like a beak.

Easter Crafts for Preschoolers

Rub a couple of swipes of glue on one side of the cardboard pieces. Have your child take the yellow yarn and stick the starting end to the glue then start wrapping it around the cardboard. You can go in all different directions, just make sure to keep the yarn tight as you wrap it around. Once your child is done, tuck the end under a few wrapped pieces so it stays put.

Repeat the same step using the carrot cutout. You can use the orange yarn for the carrot part and the green yarn to wrap around the carrot top.

Easy Yarn Crafts

Now just tuck each of the feathers under the yarn on each side of the yellow chick body. Glue on the 2 googly eyes, the beak, and the feet.

Aren’t these yarn crafts adorable? They make great Easter and Spring Craft ideas plus are perfect for working fine motor skills and coordination.

Yarn Crafts for Preschoolers

Easter Yarn Crafts for Kids

What’s Needed

Yarn—yellow, orange, green
2 Small Pieces Cardboard
1 Small Piece Orange Paper
2 Googly Eyes
2 Small Yellow Feathers
Glue Stick
Scissors

Directions

1. First, cut out an egg shape and a carrot shape from the cardboard. I made mine about 6-inches long, but you can make any size. Make sure to leave a little carrot top on that cutout so you can wrap green around it.
2. Cut 2 little chicken feet out of the orange paper. Fold another small piece of orange paper in half and cut a triangle shape so it opens and closes like a beak.
3. Rub a couple of swipes of glue on one side of the cardboard pieces. Take the yellow yarn and stick the starting end to the glue and start wrapping it around the cardboard. You can go all different directions, just make sure to keep the yarn tight as you wrap it around. Once you are done, tuck the end under a few wrapped pieces so it stays put.
4. Repeat step 3 using the carrot cutout. Use the orange yarn for the carrot part and the green yarn to wrap around the carrot top.
5. Now just tuck one each of the feathers under the yarn on each side of the yellow chick body. Glue on the 2 googly eyes, the beak, and the feet.

You now have a cute little Easter chick and an Easter bunny carrot craft!

Easter Crafts for Kids, These Adorable Yarn Crafts for Preschoolers and toddlers are so CUTE! Plus, Easy Easter Crafts for Preschoolers are so much fun. Just add these to your Easter activities with a few simple supplies and you'll have a cute Easter craft Kids Love to Make

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