Spring is quickly approaching, and all of your thoughts are on it (me too!). Whether you’re still fighting snow or wearing flip-flops, get a head start on decorating your door with this Easter Egg Spring Wreath DIY. It’s a simple spring wreath that’s sure to make your guests smile. When spring arrives, you’ll be thrilled that you have already completed this adorable wreath!

Supplies needed to make a Spring Wreath

• 16-inch Metal Floral Wreath Form (or foam wreath form)
• Kelly Green Floral Filler
• 22-Gauge Green Floral Wire
• (2) Packs Mini Speckled Pastel Eggs
• Heavy Duty Hot Glue Gun
• Pink Ribbon

How to Make Easter Egg Spring Wreath

1. Begin by filling the concave side of the wire wreath with large clumps of kelly green excelsior. Wrap the wreath with green floral wire, securing the grass in position. Continue until you’ve wrapped all of the wreath. Don’t worry if it looks like the grass isn’t as secure on the wreath; you’ll be adding tons of hot glue with eggs. Can’t find wood grass? You can also use moss as well.
2. Glue a speckled egg to the wreath’s back and hold it in place until secure. I wanted to ensure that I hid the green wire, so I first added eggs to those areas.
3. Fill the wreath with eggs until you’re satisfied with the look. I’m going to forewarn you that this step takes a long time, but it’s well worth it for those nice full effects and coverage. You may either work on this wreath one section at a time over the next few weeks or watch a movie and finish it in one shot.
4. If you’re not sure if you’ve used enough eggs, hold the wreath against a wall to double-check for any bald spots. If necessary, add a few more eggs!
5. Make a bow from a 30″ length of ribbon, if necessary. This lovely pink ribbon is from Dollar Tree!
6. Use the hot glue gun one more time to secure the ribbon in place. Take extra care with this step since the hot glue is scorching and travels quickly through the thin ribbon material!

Printable Instructions for Spring Wreath DIY

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Easter Egg Spring Wreath DIY

Make this sweet Spring Wreath to celebrate the new season!

Total Time 2 hours

Servings 1 wreath

Author Vanessa Brady

Cost $20

Ingredients

• 16-inch Metal Floral Wreath Form (or foam wreath form)
• Kelly Green Floral Filler
• 22-Gauge Green Floral Wire
• (2) Packs Mini Speckled Pastel Eggs
• Heavy Duty Hot Glue Gun
• Pink Ribbon

Instructions

• Begin by filling the concave side of the wire wreath with large clumps of kelly green excelsior. Wrap the wreath with green floral wire, securing the grass in position. Continue until you've wrapped all of the wreath. Don't worry if it looks like the grass isn't as secure on the wreath; you'll be adding tons of hot glue with eggs. Can't find wood grass? You can also use moss as well.
• Glue a speckled egg to the wreath's back and hold it in place until secure. I wanted to ensure that I hid the green wire, so I first added eggs to those areas.
• Fill the wreath with eggs until you're satisfied with the look. I'm going to forewarn you that this step takes a long time, but it's well worth it for those nice full effects and coverage. You may either work on this wreath one section at a time over the next few weeks or watch a movie and finish it in one shot.
• If you're not sure if you've used enough eggs, hold the wreath against a wall to double-check for any bald spots. If necessary, add a few more eggs!
• Make a bow from a 30" length of ribbon, if necessary. This lovely pink ribbon is from Dollar Tree!
• Use the hot glue gun one more time to secure the ribbon in place. Take extra care with this step since the hot glue is scorching and travels quickly through the thin ribbon material!

Customizing Your Spring Wreath

As soon as the ribbon glue has hardened completely, you can hang your adorable DIY Easter egg wreath! I highly recommend hanging it indoors or on a covered porch since the grass may not hold up to the test of nature. Of course, there are tons of ways to customize this spring wreath to make it your own.

• You could always add some florals or greenery to make it look more natural.
• Or use a grapevine wreath as the base and a burlap bow for a more rustic look.
• Add some cute details for a felt flower wreath
• Cut paper tulips or daisies to add
• and so many more ideas based on your inspiration!

More Spring & Easter Projects

Whether you’re looking for bunny baskets or more DIY spring wreath ideas, I’ve got tons of cheery and bright projects to enjoy!

• Hello Spring Free SVG & Printable
• Spring Butterfly Wreath DIY
• Easter Bunny Carrot Plate
• Peep Easter Wreath Tutorial
• Easter Bunny Wreaths

I love how fun and spring-y this wreath will look on my door without having to use faux flowers. I hope you enjoy making your own festive speckled DIY Easter egg wreath!

I hope you enjoyed the spring wreath DIY instructions that we shared in this article. Making it is straightforward and only takes a couple hours, but I recommend creating a nice complete look for the eggs. Add these speckled spring-time decorations to your home, and enjoy the season!

Want to watch a quick video tutorial instead?

Here’s a quick run-through of how I made the Easter Bunny Hoodie just in case you like watching tutorials instead of reading them!

Background on Infusible Ink

Infusible Ink is Cricut’s version of sublimation. It is perfect for crafting projects, and it can be used to create everything from t-shirts to hoodies to aprons. Infusible Ink comes in a variety of colors, and it is easy to use. Simply cut out your design using a Cricut machine, weed out the excess material, and heat it up with an Easy Press or other high-temperature heat press. Your design will be permanently attached to your fabric in just a few seconds!

Since Infusible Ink is infused directly into the fabric, this is a perfect option for items made for kids. You don’t have to worry about the ink fading or peeling off over time, and it is also machine-washable. That’s exactly why I went with Infusible Ink for the bunny ears!

Tips for using Infusible Ink

When using Infusible Ink, it is important to remember a few key tips:

Supplies needed:

• Basic hooded sweatshirt
• Microfiber towel (Dollar Tree) or another sublimation-friendly fabric
• Cricut cutting machine
• Infusible Ink Pink
• Black Heat Transfer Vinyl
• (Optional) Pink & White Heat Transfer Vinyl
• Sewing Materials
• Free Bunny Ears Hoodie Pattern (see below)

How to make an Easter Bunny Hoodie

Now that you know a little bit more about Infusible Ink, it’s time to make an Easter Bunny Hoodie!

1. Use the free Bunny Ears Pattern to cut four shapes from the microfiber towel. Sew around the edges (1/4″ seam) to create two bunny ears.
2. Flip ears right side out and sew around the edges again (1/4″ seam).
3. Use the free pattern to cut the inner ear section from the pink Infusible Ink.
4. Use the manufacturer’s instructions to apply to each ear.
5. Fold the ears in half and sew along the top of the hoodie.
6. Use a Cricut machine to cut out a bunny face from black heat transfer vinyl and apply it to the hoodie.

Ways to customize Easter Bunny Hoodie

There are tons of ways to customize this Easter Bunny Hoodie:

• Choose a color or style for your hoodie
• Select Easter-themed designs or create your own
• Add a bunny tail or some paws
• Choose a light or dark fabric for the hoodie
• Add some wording to the front. I’m thinking of adding my “Hip Hop Easter Bunny SVG” to the front of my daughter’s hoodie.

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There are several stickers to pick from, and each time you send a sponsored sticker, you may add a personal note that I appreciate. These virtual stickers translate into direct income to help fund the time and effort that goes into producing the material on my blog.

You’ll find the Thank You With Google option on my site in various locations, including as a sidebar and at the bottom of articles. If you give it a go, let me know what you think, and thank you for your continued support!

Looking for more Cricut help?

• “Let’s Go” World Free Family Vacation SVG for Cricut & Silhouette!
• What is Cricut Design Space and What Does It Do?
• Cricut Maker Vs. Cricut Explore: Everything You Need To Know!

So there you have it! A super easy Easter Bunny Hoodie that can be customized in any way that you desire. Thanks for reading, and happy Easter crafting!

What is an SVG File?

SVG stands for Scalable Vector Graphic. It’s a file format that allows you to create vector-based images that can be scaled up or down without losing any quality. SVG files are ideal for use in print and web design. You can use SVG files for a variety of purposes, including:

– Creating logos

– Designing illustrations

– Creating icons

– Making patterns

and so much more!

How to Use an SVG File?

SVG files are used in various ways, but the majority of my readers use them with a digital cutting machine. There are a few on the market, but my absolute favorite is the Cricut Maker 3. With this machine, you can upload an SVG file, and it will cut it out for you! You can use any color of vinyl, paper, or fabric to make truly unique projects.

Suppose you don’t have a cutting machine, no worries! You can still use some of these files to create fun Easter crafts with just a printer, a sharp craft knife, and some patience. I did all of my projects that way for years!

So go ahead and download these free SVG files now and get creative! We can’t wait to see what you make! Happy crafting!

Ideas for how to use the Hip Hop Easter Bunny Free SVG file:

– Make an Easter Bunny T-shirt or Hoodie

– Use the design as a stencil for easter egg decorating

– Cut out bunny shapes from paper and make a garland

– Make easter cards or gift tags with the bunny design

– Embellish a tote bag or Easter basket with the bunny SVG file

– Cut out shapes from construction paper and use them to decorate easter eggs

– Use the easter bunny SVG file to create a stencil, then use it to spray paint design on a t-shirt

– Make a card using the free SVG file and some pretty patterned paper

Link to the free SVG file download

Downloading the free SVG file is super easy if you’re already a Tried & True Creative Library member! Just use the password you received in your welcome email to log into the library and click on the Hip Hop Easter Bunny SVG file image.

Not a member yet? No problem! Add your information below, and we’ll send the password to your email immediately. You’ll also get added to our fun newsletter, but you can unsubscribe at any point (not that you’ll want to!)

If you’re looking for more Spring-themed tutorials, you might enjoy these projects as well:

• Hello Spring Free SVG & Printable
• Easter Bunny Spring Wreath
• Spring Butterfly Wreath DIY

More Free Easter Free SVG Files!

In addition to the Hip Hop Easter Bunny SVG file, we’ve got a bunch of other great easter designs for you to download and use from some of my favorite bloggers! Just click on the links below to download directly from each blog. Enjoy!

We hope you enjoy these free easter SVG files! They are perfect for creating fun and festive easter crafts. Be sure to share your creations with us on social media using the hashtag #triedandtruecreative. We can’t wait to see what you make!

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Rainbow Bunny Peeps® Wreath

Materials:

•  Peeps® Bunnies (5 Color Sampler Pack)
• 10″ Styrofoam Wreath
• Toothpicks
• Pink Burlap Ribbon
• Floral Pin

Step One. Ok, peeps, this isn’t rocket science but there are a few hints that will make this project so much easier and enjoyable. First one: Completely remove the wrappers and let the Peeps® dry out for a couple days before making the wreath. They’ll be much easier to work with if they’re not so sticky!

Step Two. Next hint? Use two toothpicks per bunny to secure in place. This will prevent them from spinning on a single point and shifting on the wreath.

Step Three. Continue placing the bunnies in a circle around the front and outer edge of wreath. Once completed, fill in the center ring with vertically placed bunnies.

Step Four. Tie a large bow out of the burlap ribbon and insert a floral pin in the back. Secure in place at the top of the wreath.

And that’s it, your super “sweet” wreath is good to go!

In the past, a few people have mentioned that heat or humidity have caused some of the Peeps® to fall off. If this is a problem, just dab a bit of glue to where the toothpick meets the sugary surface.

Another issue that has been brought up in the past is the ant factor. I would highly suggest a couple coats of clear spray varnish if you know ants are a problem where you live.

More Tried & True Peeps® Wreaths:

Here’s an even easier Peep Wreath:

Is there anything sweeter than this little pastel colored pouch? Literally and figuratively! They’re the perfect little gift for your classroom or church group.

Plus they’re super easy and inexpensive to make. Let’s get started!

To make this Easter Egg Treat Pouch, you’re going to need to download the free color printable from OnlineLabels.com. I also have a coloring page version you can grab below.

Their large oval labels are absolutely perfect for this project. They’re a great option if you’re needing to make more than a couple of these!

Cut out the center section from one side and adhere to a small oval of food-safe clear plastic. I just cut up a sandwich baggie for mine!

Make sure to make the clear oval slightly larger than the inside oval but not so large that it goes all the way out to edge. Leaving some of the adhesive exposed makes it much easier to affix the two sides together.

Once the clear plastic is in place, line up the two sides and seal shut. Don’t forget to leave a small opening for filling.

Slip in small treat (I used pastel M&M’s) and then seal shut!

Easter Egg Treat Pouch Coloring Page

If you don’t have access to a color printer, the coloring page version is for you! It’s also a great option if you want to use this as a kids’ activity.

You can print it out on plain paper and have kids color in the fun shapes. To assemble, just trim excess and use tape or glue to adhere shut.

Such a fun and inexpensive project to make with kids!

Hope you enjoy making this Easter Egg Treat Pouch for or with your kids! If you’re looking for something a little larger, check out my Mini Bunny Easter Baskets. They’re the perfect size for little treats!

Don’t forget to pin for later!

Want more fun projects?

Hoppy Easter Free SVG

Bunny Coasters

Easter Bunny Wreath

Easter Bunny Carrot Plate

Easter Bunny Macarons

Easter Bunny Surprise Ball

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I have a basket full of cute disposable napkins that I couldn’t resist but can’t figure out what to craft with them. These Easter Bunny Decoupage Coasters are the perfect way to put them to good use!

I’m using some light and airy, Spring-themed napkins but this tutorial can be used for any theme! Wouldn’t some nautical napkins be perfect for the Summer?!

Supplies

• Mod Podge Hard Coat
• Unfinished Hexagon Wood Coasters
• Cute Napkins (Meri Meri is one of my favorite brands!)
• Mod Podge Paint Brush Applicator (or any other paint brush)
• Folk Art Paint (Coral & White)

Instructions

Apply base layer of paint to all coasters. I painted coral and white on the bunny coasters and just white on the flower ones. Remember that the napkins are extremely thin and will show whatever color they have underneath them.

Once paint has dried completely, apply first coat of Mod Podge. Don’t apply this layer too thick or you’ll get some bubbles and folding. Separate the layers of the napkins to a single printed sheet.

Apply Mod Podge to the sides and press tissue down. I cut the corners so that it would lay flat.

Once the first layer is dry, apply another coat of Mod Podge over the entire coaster. Allow to dry completely before using!

Using the Easter Bunny Decoupage Coasters

Aren’t these Easter Bunny Decoupage Coasters the cutest? I can’t wait to use them during our Easter brunch!

More CRAFTWEEK Decoupage Projects

More T&T Creative Projects

• Inside Out Emotion Box
• You Are Perfect Free Coloring Print
• How To Fake Frosted Glass
• Peep Easter Wreath Tutorial
• Speckled Egg Wreath

Hoppy Easter Free Label

How do you guys celebrate Easter? We always get together with my mom and have a huge brunch followed by a fun Easter Egg Hunt. I usually try to get my nephews a little gift so these Hoppy Easter labels I made for OnlineLabels.com will be perfect!

I used their 3″ x 2″ rectangle labels and they worked perfectly for the little containers I found at the dollar store. All I had to do was add some shredded paper grass and some candies…and I was good to go!

Grab the free Hoppy Easter labels HERE!

Hoppy Easter Free SVG

Easter has always been an important day with my family and now that we all have kids, my mom really goes all out! My daughter is really looking forward to Easter so I’ll be making this Hoppy Easter t-shirt for her this year. She’s going to love it!

Making a Hoppy Easter t-shirt or bag of your own is super easy with the free svg file below. If you’re already a Tried & True Creative Library member, use the password we sent you by email to enter and grab the file. If you aren’t a member yet, no worries! Just enter your info below and we’ll make sure to send it right over.

Have a Hoppy Easter!

I hope you enjoy using both these free files for personal use only. There are so many blank labels and canvases that they would work perfectly on. I’d love to turn the Hoppy Easter design into gift tags from OnlineLabels.com or apply the SVG to a little tote.

Whatever you decide to use the design for, I hope you have a very “hoppy” Easter!

More Fun Projects

• “Crafte Diem” Crafter’s Mug Free File
• One Lucky St. Patrick’s Day SVG & Free Printable
• Reusable Gift Tag Holiday Cards
• 12 Month Cleaning Schedule – Garage!
• Zombie Halloween Kitchen Towels

Is there anything quite so adorable than these Mini Bunny Easter Baskets? (Answer: No!) They’re easy to make with just a few felt sheets and a tiny bit of vinyl.

Don’t have a Cricut cutting machine? No worries, I have options for you below!

Supplies Needed

• Stiff Felt Sheet (I used pink & purple)
• Cricut Explore Air 2
• Sewing machine & supplies
• Cricut Everyday Iron-On
• Cricut EasyPress Mini
• Mini Bunny Easter Bunny Files (find below)

Instructions for Mini Easter Baskets

Begin by using the free PDF file to cut out the basket shapes. You can either cut with your Cricut or a sharp pair of scissors. If you’re using a digital cutting machine, open the SVG file in your program and cut the face/ears/tail vinyl pieces.

If you don’t have a cutting machine, you can always use fabric paint to hand-draw the face details as well. Gluing a pompom on the back for the tail would look adorable!

Let’s assemble the basket now! Place the back piece edge onto the side piece edge and sew from the top down. Make sure to stop about 1/4″ from the bottom! Continue sewing all the sides together until Mini Easter Basket is formed.

Position the bottom square in place and sew around the edge to finish your basket. Depending on your sewing skills level, you may need to trim away excess felt from the bottom.

Filler Suggestions

These adorable Mini Bunny Easter Baskets can be fill with a tiny bit of artificial grass and mini egg candies. Or what about just a single decorated egg for an easy place setting?

I’m planning on adding mini toys and pencils for my kids. They’re going to love it! Hope you enjoy making and using these for your Easter party!

Grab the Free Files!

Want more T&T Creative Projects?

• Rainbow Bunny Peeps® Wreath
• Decorating Easter Eggs with Flocking Powders
• Easter Bunny Carrot Plate
• Super Easy Cardboard Basket Weaving
• “Some Bunny Loves You” Door Hanger

I love the adorable home decor that always pops up around this time of year. Bunnies, chickens, and eggs, oh my! Whether you celebrate a religious holiday or the arrival of spring, every “bunny” loves an adorable vintage sign, right? This “Every Bunny Welcome” Easter Vintage Sign is crazy easy to make and uses scrap pieces of vinyl from Expressions Vinyl as a stencil so that nothing goes to waste. Easy and frugal? Total win/win!

Enter to win a $50 gift card to Expressions Vinyl below!

“Every Bunny Welcome” Easter Vintage Sign

Supplies:

• Adhesive Vinyl Scraps
• Transfer Tape
• Free “Every Bunny Welcome” File (PDF / SVG / Studio)
• Cutting Machine
• Wood Sign
• Chalk Paint
• Sandpaper
• Ribbon (optional)

Instructions:

Step 1. Use the files found below to cut your stencil from vinyl scraps. I didn’t have a piece large enough to cut the entire image so I separated and cut from two different scraps. You could even break the image up into three pieces if you need to. Once cut, remove the letters and bunny shape (use for another project!) so that you’re left with a stencil.

Free “Every Bunny Welcome” File (PDF / SVG / Studio)

Step 2. Use transfer tape to move the stencil onto the wood sign. My sign was really smooth so the vinyl stuck just fine. You may need to pre-treat your wood sign with a layer of sealant first if you’re having a hard time getting the stencil to stick.

Step 3. Use chalk paint and a dauber to apply a light coat of paint over the stencil, taking care to stay within the vinyl stencil. Remember, less is more so go easy on the paint. You’ll thank me when it comes time to use the sandpaper!

Step 4. Allow paint to dry slightly before removing the vinyl stencil. You can see in the picture below that the stencil stuck so well that it removed some wood slivers. I like the look it gave to my vintage sign but if you don’t, make sure to use a less adhesive tack vinyl.

Step 5. You can either leave the image as it is (clean and minimal) or use a piece of sandpaper to distress the sign a bit. Totally up to you!

Step 6. Next you’ll need to decide how you plan on using your sign. If you’re planning on leaning it up against something on a mantle or table, you can just leave it as is. If you plan on hanging it, you may need to attach either a ribbon (as I did) or a couple saw tooth hangers.

And there you have it, your very own “Every Bunny Welcome” Easter Vintage Sign! I love the versatility of this stencil makes it perfect for almost any type of home decor. I’d love to see someone apply this pattern to a planter or even a door mat. Hope you enjoy it!

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Gather Supplies

Making this plate is really easy with a handy cutting machine and some vinyl! I’m quite partial to the Silhouette and Expressions Vinyl but you’re welcome to use what you have on hand. The plate was only 4 bucks at Target (find it here!) and is the perfect size to hold a few carrots. My cutting files are sized to fit this 8″ x 8″ plate but will work with other similarly sized plates as well.

Easter Bunny Carrot Plate – Studio File
Easter Bunny Carrot Plate – SVG File

Stick Together

After cutting and weeding the vinyl, move all the elements to transfer paper to apply on the plate. I left the black line under the nose a bit long so that you could customize the look. Once you’ve decided how long you want that section to be just use a craft knife to trim away excess.

Carrots for Everyone

With the vinyl applied to the plate, all you need to do is set it out the night before Easter with a few carrots and you’re good to go! I know my kids are going to get a kick out of finding half eaten carrots next to their baskets on Easter morning. I hope years from now they’ll remember the excitement that came from leaving treats out for the Easter Bunny. I know I will!

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