Take it from Ree Drummond: “Easter is like a mini-Christmas in our house.” Just like you fill your stockings in December, she fills her Easter baskets with all kinds of sweets, treats, and toys. “I used to put Easter candy or stuffed animals in the basket,” she said. You can, too! To get a dose of gift-giving fun this year, follow her Easter egg tradition and make a DIY Easter basket for your kids, best friends, or even neighbors — and fill it with the cutest little gifts! Making an Easter basket for a loved one is not only a thoughtful way to show your love, it’s also one of the most fun Easter activities. Make it once, and you and the recipient of the basket will look forward to it every year! Whether you’re looking for an Easter craft you can make in five minutes or a hand-woven masterpiece, these DIY Easter basket ideas will get everyone in the holiday spirit.
You can go all out with decorating Easter eggs and go on an Easter egg hunt with your new basket. Plus, you can prepare a basket to display your favorite Easter decorations. You can even make some gift baskets filled with Easter goodies and place them on everyone’s plates before the Easter breakfast. Guess what? You don’t even need a basket! There are plenty of alternatives to Easter baskets, like potted plants and rain boots, which can also be used to wrap Easter gifts for kids. And most baskets are sturdy enough to store until next year’s festival. So, get going now!
These woven Easter baskets are actually super easy to make, thanks to this free printable. This color block pattern looks so cool, doesn’t it?
Java coffee lovers, you have everything you need to make a DIY coffee filter! Use coffee filters to create a beautiful floral Easter basket that is simply perfect. First, paint the filter paper in a bright color of your choice using watercolor paint, then make a handle out of a fresh green pipe cleaner.
Guess what? These adorable boho baskets take just 10 minutes to put together and cost only $10! ​​With pom-pom embellishments (or just pom-poms) and your trusty hot glue gun, you can breathe new life into an ordinary basket.
Real! Every bunny will love this adorable basket made from a plastic bowl! Together, these household items form the bunny’s “body,” and the bunny ear headband adds a touch of whimsy to his “head.”
You might be surprised to know that this little pink basket is actually made from a plastic tablecloth! Yes, it is definitely a good choice for crochet lovers as it is woven from “plann” (the plastic yarn used to make tablecloths) which is strong and durable and can also be childproof.
This basket is sure to make your Easter celebrations even more exciting! All you need is some rainbow paint. This colorful basket can even be complemented with Easter eggs to take the holiday spirit to the next level. How fun!
If you’re looking for a creative gift that’s as fun to give as it is to receive, this craft will definitely fit the bill. We’ve got eight printable templates to help you test your origami skills and create these adorable bunny Easter baskets.
You probably already have the base for this gorgeous macrame basket: a plastic cup! Put your leftover drink cups to good use by turning them into a festive egg cup and decorating it with a tassel garland. Double-sided tape can also help you get the job done.
This stylish basket can not only be filled with Easter gifts, but also decorated according to your aesthetic preferences and used at home all year round. It’s a win-win situation! Plus, it takes less than 15 minutes to assemble!
What can’t you use a Mason jar for? If you don’t have any on hand, buy a few and make the simplest Easter basket possible. All it takes is a little delicious DIY magic.
Don’t worry! These mini wastepaper baskets prove that you don’t always have to use a traditional wastepaper basket. Decorate the front with an Easter-themed print of your choice for a unique look.
Ruffles aren’t just for Easter dresses, they’re a cute addition to any DIY Easter basket! In this tutorial, we use fabric scraps to create different layers of an old basket, making the final product very interesting.
It turns out that moss flower baskets are perfect for Easter baskets. Wrap it in grape vines and it becomes a natural basket for your colorful eggs.
Did you buy this unique rope basket at a fashion store or make it yourself? No one would guess it was the latter! And the best part? No sewing required.
If you don’t have time to make your own Easter basket, decorate a ready-made rope basket with colorful tassels! They will add a pop of color to any neutral basket.
This lovely design is dainty and beautiful, and it takes less than an hour to make. All you need is a glue gun, scissors, and some pretty pastel felt!
Get out your Cricut paper cutter and use this hilarious design! It’s free to print and can be done quickly. While you still have time, check out the other fun projects in the roundup.
Who would have thought that you could make such a sturdy egg and snack storage box out of ribbon? In fact, it only takes a little hot glue to put together!
A touch of minimalism, a touch of rustic chic – this gorgeous DIY basket can be used for Easter and then all year round to store all sorts of things.
Even if your sewing skills are far from perfect, the free pattern in this tutorial will help you easily sew an adorable mini basket. Just think of how many patterns you can make just by changing the fabric!