Favorite Spring And Easter Crafts Roundup

Now that March has arrived I’m ready to share a roundup of my favorite spring and Easter crafts. If you’re looking for easy projects for spring or Easter I’ve got you covered.

Celebrate The Holiday Blog Hop

It’s time for our March Celebrate The Holiday Blog Hop, with my friend and host Carol of Bluesky at Home. This month we are celebrating spring and Easter.

We have 10 bloggers participating today, bringing you a variety of crafts, recipes and decorating ideas. You’ll find all the links for everyone participating today at the end of this post.

If you just happen to be popping in or stopping by from Feet Under My Table, welcome to Thistle Key Lane. Leslie’s cookies look so delicious. She always comes up the best recipes for every occasion.

Favorite Spring and Easter Crafts Roundup

I know many of you are knee deep in winter thinking that spring is a long time away. Here in the south we’re already seeing temps in the 80s and our trees are budding like crazy.

It’s putting me in a great mood and motivating me to work on a few make ahead projects. Today I’m sharing four of my favorite DIYs that are fun to work on, no matter what the weather outside is doing.

How To Make A Bunny Topiary

Not all projects turn out as good as I envision, but every once in a while I have one that turns out better. That’s why I’m still in love with this moss covered bunny that’s so cute, I just can’t stand it! 

I have an easy tutorial for you to follow, just click on my post, How To Make A Bunny Topiary. I’m guessing if you enjoy crafts you’ll probably have most of the supplies on hand. To see how to style a bunny topiary click on my post, Simple Easter Centerpiece With A Tiered Tray.

Spring Burlap And Carrot Wreath

If you’re not the type that goes overboard on spring decorating, but you still want to be creative, make a wreath. I find adding just a few spring touches really makes our home feel so cheerful, and wreaths are such a pretty way to welcome everyone entering your home.

See that little carrot garland on the wreath? You can also make a longer one to decorate a mantel or shelf. To view the step by step tutorial click on my post, Spring Burlap and Carrot Wreath.

Decoupage Watercolor Floral Easter Eggs

The fun part of crafting for me is figuring out the best way to approach a project. After a few failed attempts at painting eggs with watercolors, I came up the next best thing. 

My solution is painting spring florals first on watercolor paper, and then making photo copies. For complete details click over to my post, Decoupage Watercolor Floral Easter Eggs.

DIY FORAGED BIRD NEST

I can’t think of a better way to anticipate spring, than gathering some natural elements from the backyard to use indoors. Time to go outside and see what you can collect to create a one of a kind nest.

Don’t forget flowering branches and vines to use as camouflage. I’m not sure if that’s what birds think about or not, but it’s fun to imagine. Click over to my post DIY Foraged Bird Nest for a list of supplies.

Be sure to follow Thistle Key Lane on Pinterest, where the boards are up to date with inspiration that you can use right now!

Thank you so much for visiting today. I hope you’ll find a fun project to work on while you’re waiting on spring to arrive. 

Up next on our blog hop is Renae of Peacock Ridge Farm. She’s sharing how to make Easter bunny tea cakes. Yum!

Cheers!

Celebrate The Holiday Blog Hop – Spring and Easter

Carol – Bluesky at Home

Kate – Southern Home and Hospitality

Kim – Perfecting Places

Leslie – Feet under My Table

Michelle – Thistle Key Lane

Renae – Peacock Ridge Farm

Laura – Everyday Edits

Tammy – White Lilac Farmhouse

Regina – Saved from Salvage

Kristen – White Arrows Home