Here’s a fun way to repurpose the plastic eggs that we manage to accumulate every Easter. Check out the tutorial at Instructables to learn how to make a fun and colorful rattle snake! (via Craftgossip)

These bunny ears are supposed to be for dogs, but I’d bet they’d be right at home on any little kidlet’s head. In fact, I think I’m going to add them to my Easter basket goody list. I’m trying to keep it high on fun and low on sugar, and these ears are definitely fun! Check out The Crafts Dept. at Martha Stewart for the how-to!

I love Mountain Pulse’s version of a yarn nest. These are great for displaying your dyed eggs or you can even use this to hold treats for you kiddos on Easter morning. Click here to read more about how she created cozy-looking and colorful nest!

For those of you who are loving all of these Easter posts, then you’ll love this honkin’ big round-up! If you’re among those who’ve had your fill of Easter crafts, then you’ll be glad to know that this will be the last round-up!

Softies

Simple bunny softie from Twig and Thistle

Bunny (or cat) softie from Mairuru

(via Craftgossip)

Baskets

Repurposed cereal boxes into baskets from Craftstylish

Gingham Cherry’s chenille stem basket

(via Kiddio)

Lucky Lady Bird Craft’s basket made from upcycled plastic bags

(via Craft)

Sycamore Stirrings made this basket from plastic bottles

Craftsanity’s crocheted basket (AKA butter tub cozy!)

Easter Miscellany

Wonderful idea for an Easter treat from No Fuss Fabulous

(via kiddio)

Envelope bunny goodie bags from Katherine Marie Photography

Fun finger puppets from Currently Crafting. Click over for more puppets!

These resurrection eggs from Create Studio look like a eggcellent (sorry, couldn’t help myself) way to teach the meaning behind Easter.

These sidewalk chalk eggs from Skip to My Lou are truly clever and would make a great addition to an Easter basket!

(found via Ohdeedoh)

Marshmallowy bunny treat from Make and Takes

Orange You Lucky is sharing the embroidery pattern for this adorable little bunny.

(Via Whipup)

As We Walk shares a sweet way to tell the resurrection story. This would make a wonderful Easter morning tradition. Read the details here!

If you’re looking for an alternative to using plastic eggs this Easter you should  definitely check out these fillable fabric eggs from One Inch World. They may be a little more work up front, but you can use them year after year…and they look sooo much prettier. Click here for the tut and pattern!

Create Studio has come up with a tutorial to make this adorable bunny basket! Click on over to see how it’s done!

If this little guy doesn’t make you smile, then I don’t know what will! Check out Myrtle & Eunice for the free pattern!

Here’s a recipe for homemade Peeps from Twig & Thistle for you DIYers out there. There’s absolutely nothing healthy about them, but they sure look yummy!

Smooch Designs is generously offering the pattern and tut for her adorable chenille bunnies (for personal use).

Aren’t these bunny goggles from 4 Crazy Kings the coolest? Love the bow!

The ever-talented baker extraordinaire, Bakerella, has done it again with her cake pops. Check out these cheecky bunnies here.

Artsy Fartsy Mama shows how easy it is to make a bunny out of a simple knitted square…definitely a must-see!

Include the kids on this one and make a bunny from an oatmeal container with Ramblings of a Crazy Woman.

Animal Jr. has a printable bunny alphabet ready for your crafty touch. Use for coloring pages, paper crafts, or whatever your creative mind can think of!

If you need some ideas of ways to perk up your Easter eggs this year, the blogosphere is a great place to start. Here are a few egg ideas to get you on your way!

I think these natural dyed eggs from Just Braise are just gorgeous. Click here to read how he did it and check out Nature Mom’s Blog for a few more natural ideas.

Croqzine shares a very cool way of using silk ties to dye eggs.

This egg holder from Zakka Life is adorable.

These little egg friends from Katherine Marie Photography look like so much fun!

Lolly Chops has a tutorial for making these little lovlies!

Check out Craftstylish for some creative ways to dress up an egg without using any dyes! (part 1 and part 2)

These eggshell wheat grass planters aren’t really Easter eggs, but they’re very Springy and so fun I just had to include them. Check out A Number of Things for the details.

I also wanted to share this sweet Easter tradition from A Little Lovliness.

Finally, here are Half a Dozen Ways to Color Easter Eggs from Instructables:

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Folded napkin bunny from My Paper Crane

Free bunny stitching patterns from Blue Bird Studio

Small bunny knitting pattern from Art & Design by Katie Aaberg

(via Meet Me at Mikes)

Bunny candy topper template from Skip to My Lou

Bunny applique’ template from Lolly Chops

Bunny softie pattern from Yoonie at Home

(via Softies Central)

Roots and Wings shares how to make fun Spring decorations using paper plates! Choose among a chicky, a bunny, or a flower…or make all three and string together!

I LOVE this basket. See how Disdressed revamped a simple basket pattern and turned it into a bunny! She used a pattern from a book for the basket, but here’s a tutorial for a similar-looking (albeit larger) basket. (via The Long Thread)

Here’s a lovely basket you can make using felt or batting! Maya Made shows you how to make your own!

I love this cone basket idea from Tangarang. Slip in some treats and hang it on a door for sweet surprise!

I would be very surprised if any of you have not already seen this gorgeous basket from Moda Bake that has been floating around as of late. But I love it so I had to include it!

Here’s a great basket idea for those of you who like to repurpose! Mrs. D. Lightful shows you how she went from this:

to this:

Of course, there had to be a knitted basket in the bunch! Check out the pattern from St. Peter Woolen Mill here. (via Craft Gossip)

Dabbled has a tutorial for making this adorable personalized fabric basket here! (via Sweet Tidings)

Take advantage of the abundance of yellow peeps this time of year and make a sunflower cake! Check out Teachingtinytots to read more.

Love Peeps but want to cut back on the sweets? Check out these felt Peeps from Dusty Bottom Acres! All the cute but none of the mess of the real thing, plus they’d make a great addition to your child’s felt food collection! (via Felt-o-rama)

Chalkboard paint + ostrich egg = total brilliance! These eggs from The Red Thread may be more suitable for an older child, but I think they’d make the perfect gift for creative-minded tween or teen. Check out her shop for details on how to buy!

Mmmcrafts is offering the pattern for these sleepy bunnies in her shop! What a sweet pair they are. You can purchase the pattern and make as many as you need for the little folks in your life.

Have any budding fashionistas or dollmakers in your home? They will love this bunny paperdoll set from Allsorts! It’s available now in her Etsy shop!

Click here to see previous shopping lists.

*Do you make and sell lovely things for children? If so, I want to feature your handmade goodies! Send me an email or use our “Submissions” form. Can’t wait to hear from you!*

Welcome Spring with your children by making fun and fancy hats! What great fun for the little ones to don fluffy and bright headgear while ringing in this colorful new season! Check out Chica and Jo for the details.

Bunny toss game from Two Straight Lines

(via Urban Threads)

Sweet treats from Katherine Marie Photography

Fun bunny craft from Scribbit

Festive bunny napkin rings from 4 Crazy Kings

Bunny egg holder from Skip to My Lou

Soft and sweet cashmere bunnies from Betz White

Rabbit costume from The Purl Bee

Knitted bunny washcloth pattern from Susan B Anderson

(via Craft)

I’ll be posting one bunny round-up each week from now until Easter. If you have a bunny (or any Easter project) that you’d like to share, just send it on over to me! See my submissions page for details.

I’ve been excited about posting this ever since I first saw it at A Listmaker’s Life, but I wanted to wait for St. Patrick’s Day to be over. Katie put a pair of knee highs into double duty by making this adorable sock bunny, then used the leftovers to make leg warmers for her daughter. How awesome is that?! Two gifts in one! Click here to learn how she made the bunny.

I’ve got this bunny collection. And it’s big. And I anticipate it continuing to grow through Easter. So…I’d like to know the best way for me to share it with you. Would you prefer spurts of small round-ups once or twice per week? A bunny each day? One big list right off the bat? What do you think?

I’ll give you a few just the get the ball rolling!

Wee Bunny from Wee Wonderfuls

From Allsorts (it’s a pin, but I could also see this being attached to a hair clip or headband for some little bunny sweetness!)

Free softie pattern from The Purl Bee. They also have patterns for the clothes (dress, pants and shirt, knitted sweater)!