6 Easy Home Decor Ideas for Easter

When it comes to Easter home decor ideas, we know how important it is to make sure every bunny who wants to help out can get involved. So here are Easter decor ideas that will help your kids engage their sensory and motor skills.

Fabric wreath

Creating a fabric wreath for your front door is an Easter decor idea that your littles will absolutely love. IkornCrafts shares an easy step-by-step guide with all the details. All you have to do is have a frame and plenty of fabric strips cut up for your kiddos to tie on.

Here’s a pro tip from a mom with some wreath-making experience: “Remind your little helpers to double knot the fabric pieces when they tie them on,” Judy H. shared with Mom.com.

Dyed eggs

One of the classic Easter decor ideas comes in the form of dyed eggs. Whether you want to arrange them on your shelves or round them all up as a centerpiece, a grouping of dyed eggs is an easy decoration you can do with your kids.

If your style is more on the simple side, there are a lot of Easter decor ideas that would be perfect for just a little something extra to decorate your home this season.

“The beauty of these pieces is that they take humble materials and turn them into glorious decorative pieces,” stylist Sara Bird told Homes and Gardens. Think eggs, burlap, or even construction paper and yarn to create a garland.

Adorable bunny or egg garland

“In our house, we keep it simple and make construction paper cutouts shaped like Easter bunnies with tissue paper pom-poms as tails,” author and mom of three Sarah L. told Mom.com. If you’re looking for a printable bunny template, The Craft Patch Blog offers an adorable option with a flower crown design.

Gorgeous egg vases

Nothing says simple like nature-inspired Easter decor ideas. Wildflowers, eggshells, and the carton they came in can make for a simply elegant centerpiece. The Merry Thought gives us an egg vase centerpiece that will be the envy of everyone at your Easter gathering. And the best part about it is these are all earth-friendly, natural decorations that look lavish. They’re simple yet make a statement.

Decorate your home with decor you can use again and again. DIY home decor has never been easier with many upcycling options at your fingertips. Giving a second life to things that were headed for the trash isn’t only earth-friendly, but it means your DIY Easter home decor will be unique and one of a kind.

Sweet sock bunnies

Who else seems to have at least two dozen pairs of socks with a missing mate? If you have a pile of single socks you’ve given up all hope on, don’t toss them — reuse them. Turn them into sweet sock bunnies using rice (or dry beans) and a few other things that are hanging around your craft box.

This DIY home decor can adorn your table, steps, or just about anywhere. A Pumpkin and A Princess gives you a step-by-step guide to creating this cute creature, or feel free to watch the tutorial. (We also think these sock bunnies would look supercute in Easter baskets!)

Eggs that tell a tale

There is no better way to memorialize your favorite story while decorating your home. This Easter home decor DIY project uses book pages to make one-of-a-kind Easter eggs. As an ode to all things literary, these book-page Easter eggs are one of a kind.

Simply cut up pages — or photocopied pages — line by line and use Modge Podge to layer them onto blown-out eggs. Nest these upcycled eggs as centerpieces or bookends to embellish your bookshelf.