Top 10 Disney April Fools' Day Crafts & Recipes

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Under Covers Mickey Pillow

Draw the covers up over this Mickey no-sew pillow to create the illusion that the famous mouse spent the night in your family guest room.
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Disney Mouse-taches

Choose your favorite Disney-designed mouse-tache or color one yourself!
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Mickey's Faux Pepperoni Pizza

Though it looks savory, this pizza is a sweet treat -- even the pepperoni is candy!
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Gus' April Fools' Day Mouse Hole

Made from paper, Gus' mouse hole can be easily, and temporarily, attached to any baseboard with rolled pieces of tape or removable glue dots.
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Donald's Dizzying Maze

Send someone on an adventure with Donald, through a maze that doesn't end. It's sure to keep 'em busy for quite a long while!
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Talking Doorknob

This colorful paper doorknob plate is a handy prop for surprising your child and reciprocating for past April Fools' pranks!
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Trick Calendar

Slip someone this calendar on April Fools' Day, and they'll be celebrating overflowing moons and Broccoli for Dessert Day before you know it!
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Edible Eyeballs

It's one thing to watch what you eat -- but quite another when it watches you! These candy-coated eyeballs are made to look like the ones from Tia Dalma's jar.
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Fake Snake

Coil Sir Hiss on a windowsill or tabletop, or drape him over the arm of a chair, and he's guaranteed to get your family's attention on April Fools' Day.
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Edible Teacups

Made from ice cream cones and cookies, these edible cup-and-saucer treat holders are a cinch to assemble and will ensure that each guest at your child's tea party gets his or her fill.
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