Easter Wreath Craft for Kids

We made an oil pastel Easter egg wreath that we loved. And this year we have a fun change on that wreath by using scrapbook paper!

This is a simple Easter craft that you can make with kids. You have a wreath with fun eggs that takes very little time to make that kids of different ages can make together.

You have a few simple steps to follow and then let kids be creative with their Easter Wreath.

Easter Wreath Craft for Kids a simple easter wreath you can make with scrapbook paper and paper plate. A perfect Easter craft for kids to make. - 3Dinosaurs.com

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This is a great addition to the Easter Crafts and wreath crafts on the site.

Easter eggs are a favorite theme for us for Easter. And they make great crafts for kids as well.

We love to read the book Easter Eggs by Jan Brett. We love her books. They are so fun and creative and looking for the eggs on each page is fun.

You can have fun making a simple Easter egg wreath craft with kids.

What we used to make the Easter Wreath Craft

Easter Wreath Craft for Kids a simple easter wreath you can make with scrapbook paper and paper plate. A perfect craft for kids to make. - 3Dinosaurs.com

How we made the Easter Wreath Craft

You will see the steps below that we used to make the Easter wreath.

Dot Marker the Paper Plate

First, you dot marker the plate. We love dot markers because they dry fast and are super easy to cover the paper plate. We used two colors of dot markers. You can see which ones in the links above.

You can see a version of painting the plate with watercolors here.

Punch out the Eggs with Easter Paper

Next, you punch out the eggs. You can use an oval punch to cut out the eggs. It is super easy to use.

You put th paper in the oval punch and press.

You can see how the shape looks after you punch the oval. It makes a very pretty egg shape. And the Easter scrapbook paper is fun to use!

Now, if you have an older child doing the craft you can have them turn the punch inside down so they can pick the way they want to oval shape to look.

Glue the Eggs on the Wreath

Finally, you glue the eggs on the wreath. You can make patterns or just glue them around the wreath. Let kids be creative with how may or how few eggs they put on the wreath.