DIY Easter Basket Ideas: 28 Easter Baskets to Make
Homemade Easter baskets are the perfect addition to your spring holiday traditions.
Spend Easter morning with your family by having a nice brunch and looking for your Easter baskets. One of my favorite DIY Easter basket ideas is a nice green crafting project. You can gather things you already have lying around your house and make one in no time. The only thing you need to spend money on is the goodies you fill it with.
Below you can find some really cute Easter baskets to make. Make one and keep it for every year or make a new one each year. These can be used for decorations or for the kids to find. Check out these Easter basket ideas!
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Homemade Easter Basket Ideas
You don't have to go out and buy Easter baskets for everyone in your family if you can make them yourself. Besides, it can get a bit pricey if you have many family members. Crafting up Easter craft ideas is a great way to decorate for springtime celebrations while still staying on-budget.
Recycled Egg Carton Easter Egg Basket
Whether you're looking for fun Easter ideas for kids or just want to add a fun spin to a traditional Easter craft project.
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Use your bulky yarn stash to learn how to make a basket that is perfect for just about any home organization project.
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Help your kids put together some last-minute Easter baskets by recycling items you have in your kitchen cupboards or refrigerator.
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Vintage Basket Easter Craft Project
Turn an old pot into a beautiful Vintage Basket Easter Craft Project. Use paint and found images to create an unforgettable design.
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Looking for even more Easter craft ideas? Head on over to our largest collection of Easter craft ideas for Easter egg designs, DIY bunnies, Peeps-inspired crafts, and even more homemade cuties: 100+ Easter Crafts
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Ask93 7929298
Mar 01, 2016
Wow! some of these ideas I would have never thought of on my own. I love them! I am going to give several of these a try at our house. I think I will try the yarn baskets. They look so simple and will be a good way to use up some of those balls of yarn I have hoarded.
Melissa Ryan
Mar 06, 2013
The link for the Pink Crochet Easter Basket has been fixed. Sorry for the confusion!
Needlequene
Mar 03, 2013
Trying to get the pattern for the Pink Crochet Easter Basket in row 2 but it keeps coming up as the Paper Flowers Easter Basket pattern.
MLA4
Mar 03, 2013
I'm interested in the pattern for the Pink Crochet Easter Basket in Row 2, but when I click on it, it gives the instructions for the Paper Flowers Easter Basket. Any chance that can be fixed? Thanks!
Wag
Mar 03, 2013
There is no pattern for the last basket shown in the second row. When I click on it I get paper flowers Easter basket. You have two instructions for "paper flowers Easter basket" and none for the last one in row two.
sally538 6136593
Jan 12, 2012
I am looking to make an Easter basket for my great-granddaughter and need some patterns to put on it .. I am going to use plastic canvas ... I made them for my grandchildren but I can't find the papers with the patterns ... can u help
PatsTreasures
Apr 03, 2010
These crafts have been around for longer than 2 days. Maybe you should check the site more often. )
littleoldlady
Apr 02, 2010
Why do you give us these crafts to make 2 days before the holiday when there's no time to buy the supplies much less make the craft. Very frustrating!
icraft
Mar 27, 2010
For the crocheted Bunny in A Basket instructions wherever a fraction should appear the backslash has been dropped both in the instructions and in people's comments. When the instructions are supposed to say one-half inch or one-fourth inch they say 12" or 14". This makes the instructions confusing and unless crafters realize the problem the project can't be completed. This doesn't seem to be true in other instructions so it must be a problem with whatever software is being used when writing the instructions. I hope the editors can find a way to fix this. Until they do fix this 12" pompoms should be one-half inch and 14" pompoms should be one-fourth inch. The chenille stems for the ears should be cut four and a half inches long and the basket's finished size is three and a half by five inches.
quiltercb2
Mar 26, 2010
Very few of these baskets actually use anything that most people would have around the house - like a die cutter, spakle etc.
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