
While we prefer to spend our time easter egg hunting with family and making delicious recipes for Easter lunch and dinner, a well-placed decoration or two may really make the day. Here are some adorable Easter project suggestions for your home.

BUNNY NAPKINS
These adorable rabbit napkins can be made in only 10 minutes and will add so much charm to your Easter table.
They are as adorable as a pink button nose.
How to make: Paint pink onto small wooden craft beads and let them dry completely.
Fold a napkin in half from corner to corner and then roll up, starting from the point.
The napkin should now be folded into a U shape.
Raffia is wrapped around the napkin and threaded through the handmade bead.
Fray raffia to create whiskers

POM-POM EASTER BUNNY WREATH
Soft and plush, this wreath can be made with homemade or store-bought pom-poms.
How to make: Create or purchase 17 sizable white pom-poms.
Use hot glue to fasten to a 12-inch craft ring.
White and pink felt should be cut into ears, which should then be glued together and attached to the craft ring's back.

EASTER BUNNY BAGS
You might as well make the leftovers as festive as you can if you're going to send your guest home with them.
How to make:
Cut out bunny ears from paper bags, and then create a cuddly face for the creature.
Remember to wear your pom-pom tail!

WOODEN BUNNY BALLS
On a thin piece of balsa wood, draw out bunny ears proportionate to your 1.5 - inch wood ball.
Carefully cut them out with a craft knife. Hold glue the smaller ball on top of the larger one. Hold until set.
Then carefully glue the two ears to the top. Repeat with multiple bunnies.
Paint all over with your desired colours. You'll probably need two coats.
Between coats, cut small squares out of the balsa wood (about 1.5-inch). Paint matching colours
Once all pieces of the modern bunny decor are dry, glue the large bottom ball to a square base. This ensures they'll stand upright.

EASTER EGG TREE
Gather sturdy branches and place them in a heavy vase.
Round up a dozen or so blown-out eggs or craft eggs.
One by one, attached a 20" piece of thin ribbon to the bottom of the egg to the midpoint of the ribbon.
Wrap the ribbon around the egg and attached to the top of the egg with hot glue.
Once dry, tie the eggs onto the branches and trim excess ribbon.
“Easter is the only time when it’s perfectly safe to put all your eggs in one basket.”- Evan Esar