This paper Easter wreath is easy enough for kids to make and cute enough for you to make.
How cute will this wreath look with all your Easter decor! I love the bright and cheery colors and patterns! You can’t help but be happy when surrounded by the colors of spring.
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Supplies
- Paper plate
- Spring and Easter themed/colored paper
- Glue
- Glue Dots
- Ribbon (we used a 7/8″ wide craft ribbon)
- Egg Cookie Cutter or oval cookie cutter
- Scissors
Note on cookie cutter: the cookie cutter used for this project was for 4 inches high and 3 inches across the middle-we traced the inside of the cookie cutter.
Directions
1. Cut the inner portion from the paper plate, so that your have the outer portion intact.
2. If your paper has a design on it, turn it over and trace the cookie cutter onto the paper for a template.
3. Cut the eggs from the paper and glue onto the back of the paper plate wreath.
4.Cut a piece of ribbon, make a bow, use a glue dot, and attach to the top of the wreath.
5. Cut another piece of ribbon, form a loop, use a glue dot, and attach to the back of the wreath.
6. Hang and enjoy for Easter.
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Hi! I’m glad to found your blog! Is just lovely!
Great idea! 🙂
Inês
Thanks Ines!
So cute Kim – I love this 🙂 Thanks for allowing me to share in my Easter Roundup!
This Easter DIY Craft is so simple, especially it will put the kids to some real happiness on making a DIY like this. Really cute. Pinned it already. LOve…
Very cute!
Can you tell me where you got the paper with “hippity hoppity” script on it please. (Company, store)
Thank you.
Suzie, I got it the paper at Hobby Lobby last spring.
I found about a dozen paper eggs my oldest child and I had cut out and decorated about 7-8 years ago in our Easter decorations. I had planned to do something with them, but I guess I forgot what that was! haha! Thanks for the great idea to make them into a pretty Easter Egg Wreath! I love it! 🙂
What a great way to display some of your children’s artwork! I’m glad you were inspired 🙂
Such a cute idea! Going to use with my daughter’s 4H group! Thank you!