DIY Tutorial: Make an Easy Easter Wreath with Your Kids

You can adapt the materials based on what you already have at home. This is an easy and flexible project!

• A piece of cardboard (we used an old file folder)

• Our Easter egg templates to print and decorate

• Scissors

• String, kitchen twine, or ribbon

• Colored pencils, markers, stickers anything your kids can use to decorate their eggs

To make things easier, we’ve put together this step-by-step tutorial that you can explain to your children. Let the Easter decorating begin!

Step 1: Draw Two Circles

On your piece of cardboard, draw one large circle, then a smaller one inside it to create a ring shape.

Step 2: Cut Out the Wreath Base

Cut along both circles to get your wreath base this is where you’ll attach the Easter eggs.

Step 3: Print and Cut the Egg Templates

Download and print our Easter egg template, then cut out each egg shape.

Step 4: Let the Decorating Begin!

Have your children decorate the eggs however they like! Use colored pencils, markers, glitter, stickers… let their imagination run wild.

Step 5: Attach the Eggs to the Wreath

Stick the decorated eggs onto the cardboard wreath base using glue, tape, or a glue gun.

Step 6: Add the String and Hang

Attach a piece of string to the back of the wreath to hang it up.
We simply glued ours on with a hot glue gun. Now your Easter wreath is ready to hang on a wall, door, or window!

You can even make multiple wreaths and hang one on each of your kids' bedroom doors for a festive touch.