9+ Easter Crafts for Adults (Easter Decor and Gifts)

Create gorgeous clay Easter egg ornaments to hang on an Easter tree, strung along an Easter garland, tucked into an Easter wreath, or hung in random places around the home (such as on door knobs, drawer knobs, or dangling from a lamp neck).

How cute is this little bunny butt wreath? This unexpected and fun Easter wreath will bring a smile to guests at the front door!

I'm always drawn to moss-covered wreaths, and this bunny door hanger is no exception. If you'd like an Easter wreath but aren't into pastels or bright colors, this is the perfect option.

Learning to cross stitch is on my list, and this project seems like a great starting point. This sweet little bunny embroidery hoop art is perfect for Easter and your daughter's pink bedroom, too!

Fill these personalized mason jars with candy and tuck it into their baskets on Easter morning. Use them year after year as your child grows.

This dyed rope basket is a great beginner sewing project. One that you can easily create in an afternoon, and is perfect for your Easter decor.

Simple and neutral, a speckled egg garland will be lovely hung below your mantel through spring. I love the greenery sprigs tucked into it, too!

These 5-minute (so easy and quick!) candy jars are the perfect last-minute Easter gift for teachers and neighbors. Take a few simple supplies from Dollar Tree and create the sweetest treats, both inside the jar and out!

A quick and easy Easter egg wreath that anyone can make, this wreath will pop on your front door. If you prefer neutrals, monotone, or pastels, no worries - choose the Easter eggs that match your preferred color scheme!