Create Your Own Easter Magic with These Cute DIY Cards (2025)

When it comes to Easter, so many people focus on filling Easter baskets with the best Easter candies and Easter gifts. Instead of running back out to the store (although you will find some stores open on Easter), make cute DIY Easter cards to hand out to family and friends instead. These Easter crafts and bunny crafts in card form are the perfect way to remind your loved ones that you're thinking of them this Easter season.

You might not even have to head to the craft store, since most of these projects are made with items you likely already have at home: paper, markers, colored pencils, and glue sticks. However, for those looking for a bit more of a challenge, know that there are a few options that require a Cricut thrown in, too. Some of these cute cards will even double as Easter decorations, such as the photo bunny card or one of the 3D cards. The best part is that all of these cards are kid-friendly, so they'll make for a fun afternoon activity as well!

Hop into Easter with these adorable bunny-shaped cards! Using potato stamping, some vibrant paint, and fluffy pom-poms for tails, you'll create the cutest bunny cards that are sure to bring smiles.

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Who knew expired beans could make the cutest Easter eggs? Get creative with this fun and eco-friendly project that uses cardboard and colorful beans to craft textured, one-of-a-kind Easter cards!

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Looking for a fun way to surprise someone this Easter? This hidden message card has you covered! Choose from two adorable printables and make them your own with color and creativity. The best part? A secret message hidden inside for that extra Easter magic!

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Add a splash of creativity to your Easter cards with salt-painted Easter eggs! This simple technique uses watercolor and salt to create beautiful, textured designs that make each card unique.

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These marbled Easter eggs are not only stunning but also super easy to make! Just dip cardstock Easter eggs into shaving cream and swirled paint for a fun, colorful effect.

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We're already imagining how excited your little chickadees will be to craft these adorable spring animals. They make a unique alternative to traditional folded cards thanks to clothespins and artsy accents. Since the backs are blank, your kids can choose a special message to write there.

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We definitely have heart-eyes for these darling heart-shaped and googly-eyed bunnies! You and your kiddos will be spreading lots of love (while showing off your crafting skills) when you gift a few of them this Easter.

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This silly card is just as fun to make as it is to look at—which is egg-stra fun! Sure, plain stand-up cards are a classic, but a rocking Easter egg card with a funny bunny, bright colors and a personalized message? You can't beat that!

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Ever heard of an Easter egg gram? Basically, it's an Easter basket that you can mail! To make your own, just revamp a store-bought plastic egg by decorating it and filling it with Easter treats. You can also put a little letter inside the egg or write it on the outside. Then, mail or hand it off! It hardly gets cuter (or more creative) than this!

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How ear-resistible is the old-school look of this card? Textured card stock, buttons, and other crafty items all come together to make for a gift they'll treasure forever—especially with that sweet message at the bottom!

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This pom-pom bunny card is so cute and fluffy. What's not to love? Just remember to leave the back blank so that you can write your Easter note there.

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These cut-and-paste animal cards are great to bring to life with little ones. Cut out all the pieces yourself and then have your kids glue them on. They're so precious, we might have to make some ourselves!

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We know life can get pretty hectic around the holidays—so here's a simple option that will still bring plenty of smiles. Instead of crafting a card, you can simply print one out! This "Hoppy Easter" message is just darling.

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Not only are these fold-apart DIY cards pretty adorable, they'll keep the kiddos entertained, too. While you can print out colored versions, we suggest opting for the black and white templates so your kids can color them in.

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Bunnies and chicks might be symbolic of Easter, but if you want to focus on the reason for the holiday, this beautiful card might be more up your alley. For the text, you can make your own stamp or purchase a similar one.

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If your kiddo doesn't like brussels sprouts, maybe this veggie cute bunny will change their mind! The textured white spots all over the rabbit's body are actually made using the vegetable. How creative and cool!

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Give your little one a card and a toy with this cute movable bunny puppet. You can write your message wherever you please.

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Design an Easter scene with your card by following this fun tutorial. Display it as part of your Easter decorations!

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These cute crafts open to reveal a sweet baby chick inside. Write a message on the back and attach to an Easter basket.

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These Easter bunny cards may be simple but they're sweet as can be. They have a cute pom-pom nose and adorable patterned ears!

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