The Great Big Easter Craft Round-Up

When you crack this open, a hidden message waits inside. It's like an Easter fortune cookie.
Click here for the tutorial on Poppytalk

Place these on the table for decoration or fill them with treats for a take home gift.
Click here for the tutorial from Woman's Day

I've heard macarons are a bit hard to make but these are so cute I might have to give it a shot.
Click here for the tutorial from Raspberri Cupcakes

This is one I'm definitely going to try.
Click here for the tutorial from 6.5 ST

Maybe instead of a hunt, you can bust open a pinata of candy instead.
Click here for the tutorial from Woman's Day

If you're a knitter, this one is for you. Make me one while you're at it.
Click here for the tutorial from Purl Bee

I really like how these eggs pop-up from the banner.
Click here for the tutorial on Creations by Kara

I love the simple look of this woven basket plus it's eco-friendly.
Click here for the tutorial from Ellinee

I can't wait to force my children to wear cutesy things like this.
Click here for the printable from Ellinee

One of the best parts about this garland is it's practically free with a little trip to the paint department.
Click here for the tutorial from Modern Parents Messy Kids

For more brilliant color, you can dye your egg shells with Rit Dye. Just don't eat them afterwards.
Click here for the tutorial on Family Circle

I'm not sure my handwriting is good enough to recreate this but they're so pretty for an Easter brunch.
Click here for the tutorial from Brittany on Brooklyn Bride

I love the idea of stamping little paper bags to fill with candy for your brunch guests to take home.
Click here for more photos at The Sweetest Occasion

For this garland they used actual eggs. I love the bright colors they dyed the eggs.
Click here for the tutorial from Skip to My Lou

So much prettier than those cheap plastic eggs and a fun surprise every time you pull one open.
Click here for the tutorial from Not Martha

Make fun stickers from patterned tape to customize all your paper goods.
Click here for the tutorial from Creature Comforts

Not thrilled with the look of your basket? Customize it with colorful fringe.
Click here for the tutorial from Studio DIY

I can't guarantee these won't be all eaten before you actually sit down for dinner.
Click here for the tutorial from Martha Stewart

Set out a little snack for the Easter bunny.
Click here for the tutorial from Martha Stewart

Now that's my kind of surprise - chocolate!
Click here for the tutorial from Not Martha

I'm a sucker for origami projects and this one is perfect. I love the little added touch of the tail.
Click here for the tutorial from Danyelle on Hello Bee

This is so much cuter than the plastic baskets. Now I want to go on an Easter egg hunt!
Click here for the tutorial from Purl Bee

This pretty marbled effect was created with paint and shaving cream.
Click here for the tutorial from Little Wonders' Days

I'm not sure I've ever seen a cheerier set of napkins.
Click here for the tutorial from Purl Bee

The fabric chosen and stitching on this bunting make it so sweet.
Click here for the tutorial on Poppytalk