Easter Hats for Kids to Make
Growing up every Easter there would be the Easter Bonnet Parade at school and church. I remember spending time with my mum and her craft supplies trying to create a bonnet in time. Glue everywhere, green, yellow, pink and blue card. Some chicks and some bunnies, a little fake Easter grass and soon I would be wearing the creation with pride hoping that I may win. But… I don’t think I ever did I really can’t remember, the time spent making them that is what I do remember. It’s a tradition that I loved and I’m looking forward to bring back with my kids so I’ve collected my favourite Easter Hats for Kids to make (with a little help from you).
Easter Bonnets for Kids to Make
If you are short on time or chances are your child has let on the morning that it’s needed that they need it then this Bunny Ears Hat from Michelle’s Party Plan-It is ideal, download follow the instructions and make. It will be ready before the school run in no time at all.
This on is fantastic if you have a little more time and don’t mind getting messy at all. Create your own Paper Mache Spring Hats with these instructions from Buddy and Buggy perfect for making the weekend before Easter and wearing with pride. Once you have the hat shape made then decorate as you wish – I think I would add some little Easter chicks and nests to mine.
Another quick craft to make but would be great if your kid can be a little bit goofy this Funny Bunny Hat from Busy Bee Kids Crafts looks fun and won’t take much time at all to make.
Paper plates make really great crafting materials and are also a really good size for creating hats from this Easter Bunny Bonnet from Ceres Childcare and Preschool is easy to make – if you do the cutting your toddler or preschooler could decorate it themselves.
If you are feeling a little more creative or you have older children that like to create their own then this Springtime Easter Bonnets from Sun Hats and Wellie Boots is perfect – I love how they used still life inspiration to create it.
Easy craft this time some very simple Paper Bunny Ears from Buzz Mills, I love the touch that makes them a little more comfortable for the kids to wear perfect for heading off for an Easter Egg Hunt somewhere with them.
I love this Bunny Mask for Kids from Planning Play Time as an Easter Hat idea but even better would be to use it as a photo prop for some fun Easter pictures when the family get together.
Collect those Plastic Easter Eggs and use some of them for the egg hunt the rest save for these Easter Egg Crowns from Alpha Mom. I love that there are 2 different ideas I can see my eldest who can be a bit of a joker wearing the second version.
This is sticking with the more traditional hats that my mum and I used to make a really simple Easy Easter Bonnet from Mummy, Mummy, Mum!
Looking for more of a group Easter Party Hat craft to make and get the kids to wear then these Easter Party Hats by Lia Griffith are perfect – you can print and make as many as you need to and everyone from friends and family can wear them this year.
Easter Hat Making Supplies you Should Stock Up On
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When I’m in a rush I like to start with a basic straw hat – they are easy to attach items to with some florist wire you can use a hot glue gun and quickly create one.
If you are a little more creative, get some craft paper, glue sticks, scissors and the supplies above and you will be well on your way to getting really creative with your Easter Hats this year.
More Easter Ideas for Families and Kids
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- Easter Recipes for the Whole Family to Enjoy
- Ideas for Celebrating Easter as a Family
- Ideas for Baby’s First Easter
Cerys Parker
Cerys is a marine biologist, environmental educator, teacher, mum, and home educator from the UK. She loves getting creative, whether it is with simple and easy crafts and ideas, activities to make learning fun, or delicious recipes that you and your kids can cook together you'll find them all shared here on Rainy Day Mum.