Kids' Easter Crafts

Here's a fun way to put the impetuous Red Queen in her place -- holding court in this year's lineup of Easter eggs.

Here's a whimsical Easter decoration featuring the Cheshire Cat -- a dyed egg embellished with the mischievous character's toothy grin.

Inspired by the March Hare that Alice meets at the Mad Hatter's tea party, this craft features a pair of floppy rabbit ears with a scattering of straw between them.

Using the classic paper rolling technique of quilling, you and your child can round up a rabbit in Thumper's likeness to convey a personalized Easter greeting to someone special.

Assemble little table-hoppers to greet brunch guests

Sugar-coated fruit and fun are the main ingredients for this beautiful Easter Center piece

Using their little thumbprints, kids can hop into action with this festive Some Bunny Loves You Easter card, using their incredible skills to crank out a whole mess of homemade holiday cards.

Take advantage of oil and water's incompatibility to create swirly patterns

Perry the Platypus is always popping up in the most unexpected places. Now you can find him during your Easter egg hunt.

Your Easter Egg Buddies will be a great Easter craft for your kids, and inspire lots of imaginative play this Easter Sunday!

Your Easter Egg Buddies will inspire lots of imaginative play this Easter Sunday!

Here's a technique that Minnie and her fans would agree yields eggs-traordinary results: using sticker dots and dye to transform a batch of plain white eggs into a basketful of pretty, polka-dotted ones.