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Grab some wooden spoons and a few basic craft supplies like paper and pom poms to make these adorable Easter Spoons in the shape of a bunny, chick and sheep!
Are you looking for a super easy last-minute Easter craft? This Easter Spoon Craft is a simple Easter art project you can set up in minutes! This would be super cute for kids to make on Easter day as a craft activity or as an Easter table setting!
Watch below as wooden spoons magically transform into a chick, a sheep, and a bunny! These crafts are perfect for kids of all ages and will add charm to your Easter decor. They can also be played with as cute stick puppets way past the holidays!
Easter Spoon Craft – Materials
- Wooden spoons
- Yellow, white, and pink cardstock
- Mini pom poms in white, pink and yellow
- black and pink markers
- Pink pipe cleaners
- Glue
- Scissors
How to make This Easter Spoon Craft
1. Easter Chick Spoon:
- Draw a cute face using the pink and black markers on the back of the spoon.
- Cut a little hair piece out of yellow cardstock and glue to the top of the spoon
- Cut a circle proportional to your spoon (our circle was 2.5″ in diameter) out of yellow paper.
- Glue two mini yellow pom poms as the feet.
- Glue to the center of the spoon as the chick’s body.
2. Easter Sheep Spoon:
- Draw a cute face using the pink and black markers on the back of the spoon.
- Glue 3 white pom poms on top of the sheep’s head.
- Cut a circle proportional to your spoon (our circle was 2.5″ in diameter) out of white paper.
- Glue two mini white pom poms as the feet.
- Glue to the center of the spoon as the sheep’s body.
3. Easter Bunny Spoon:
- Draw a cute face using the pink and black markers on the back of the spoon.
- Cut two small pieces of pink pipe cleaners and curve them into a rounded oval shape for the ears. Glue to the back of the spoon.
- Cut a circle proportional to your spoon (our circle was 2.5″ in diameter) out of pink paper.
- Glue two mini pink pom poms as the feet.
- Glue to the center of the spoon as the bunny’s body.
What to do with your Easter Puppet Spoons
You can then display them in a vase or a jar, use them as puppets for an Easter-themed play, or even attach magnets to the back and decorate your fridge!
They would also make cute name plate settings and favors to take home!
Final Thoughts
This Easter craft is not only a fun activity for kids, but also a great way to encourage fine motor skills as they cut and glue. It’s also an excellent imaginative play project! Happy Easter crafting!
Materials
- Wooden spoons
- Wooden spoonsYellow, white, and pink cardstock
- Mini pom poms in white, pink and yellow
- Black and pink markers
- Pink pipe cleaners
- Glue
- Scissors
Instructions
Easter Chick Spoon
- Draw a cute face using the pink and black markers on the back of the spoon.Cut a little hair piece out of yellow cardstock and glue to the top of the spoon Cut a circle proportional to your spoon (our circle was 2.5" in diameter) out of yellow paper.Glue two mini yellow pom poms as the feet. Glue to the center of the spoon as the chick's body.
Easter Sheep Spoon
- Draw a cute face using the pink and black markers on the back of the spoon.Glue 3 white pom poms on top of the sheep's head. Cut a circle proportional to your spoon (our circle was 2.5" in diameter) out of white paper.Glue two mini white pom poms as the feet. Glue to the center of the spoon as the sheep's body.
Easter Bunny Spoon
- Draw a cute face using the pink and black markers on the back of the spoon.Cut two small pieces of pink pipe cleaners and curve them into a rounded oval shape for the ears. Glue to the back of the spoon. Cut a circle proportional to your spoon (our circle was 2.5" in diameter) out of pink paper.Glue two mini pink pom poms as the feet. Glue to the center of the spoon as the bunny's body.
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