59 Amazing DIY Dollar Tree Easter Crafts

Instead of a Christmas tree, check out this great idea for an Easter tree for dressing up your table this coming holiday.

This cool tutorial uses different colors of Dollar Tree foam eggs and styrofoam for this adorable piece of decor.

This DIY'er is on top of her creativity game. This farmhouse style faux grass planter box was inspired by an item she spotted at Home Goods.

But by using dollar store items she was able to make it for much less!

Isn't this little Easter Bunny adorable? Grab some bright colored yarn, for an extra pop of color, to make this little guy.

Birdz Of A Feather even has a free downloadable pattern for you to follow.

Hard to believe, right? Yes, these trays really came from the dollar store and they started out as just plain silver trays, but chalk paint completely transforms them.

So smart! Here is this dollar tree easter crafts tutorial.

Make beautiful spring-time Easter egg decorations.

The elegant cherry tree branch design makes these eggs look beautiful on any table or even hanging from an Easter tree.

Don't forget to decorate your yard too! It's the first impression that counts, right? A little bit of spray paint will have you on your way to making your own Easter yard art.

Just a little basic sewing required here to make the gathers on the bandanas for this easy craft. This is such a great way to dress up Easter baskets!

An Easter wreath for only $4! Hang this fun white pom pom bunny tail wreath on the front door. It's super quick to make with this detailed tutorial.

If you love nature-inspired decor like I do, then you'll love this next project for moss topiary trees, using Dollar Tree supplies.

Easter garlands are a great way to decorate your living room. A few inexpensive craft supplies is all it takes to make bunny garland!

String it across a fireplace mantel, or even your Easter dinner table.

Here's a sweet and classy decoupage project! These do look like an incredibly fun craft project to make and make such great use of plastic easter eggs.

Have a look at this tutorial for how to make these using pretty napkins.

Make your own colorful doilies to decorate your Easter tablescape.

These cute decorations were made using dye. Come take a look to see how to make these fun lace placements.

These ridiculously adorable pom pom bunnies are actually ice packs! The best thing is that they’re made from inexpensive dollar store washcloths!

It’s amazing how something so cute and simple can be so inexpensive!

Make these dazzling jewel-like decorative eggs to your Easter centerpieces. They remind me of a blue version of Dorothy's ruby slippers!

Make these Easter-time guest gift baskets with name tags!

Add jelly beans and other candies for those with a sweet tooth.

Here’s an easy project showing how to style a stunning DIY Easter vase filled with Dollar Tree decorations.

With just a glass jar, foam eggs and small sections of faux flowers, you’ll have a beautiful table centerpiece for just $7!

You can make gift bags and baskets by decorating them with Easter-themed crafts like this basket. Simple and sweet.

If you have a tiered tray, simply fill it with DIY Dollar Tree easter decorations. The placement of the items and the colors make for a lovely springtime decoration.

Use simple wooden beads to make this primitive decoration for Easter. Beautiful, yet minimalistic.

These Dollar Tree carrots make these place card holders a lot of fun.

Can you believe it only takes a few simple supplies to make these pretty little floral crowns? Such a cute idea.

This table centerpiece made with floral arrangement and Easter eggs is quite pretty and costs less than $2 to make!

Here is a great Easter decor ideas for nature lovers.

This succulent centerpiece uses floral moss, which will look fresh each year and really brighten up your dining room table.

Use your artistic talents to make these glamorous-looking Easter eggs. Believe it or not, these are surprisingly easy to make!

This fun place card topiary will surely make the kids smile when they look for their seats. Head on over to This Our Bliss for the quick and easy tutorial.

What a cool piece of Easter art! This wall frame bunny is very simple to make, but it does require a Cricut machine or another type of cutter.

This decor idea came out so gorgeous! It’s impossible to think these were made with just plain plastic craft eggs.

This was done with a hydro dip technique, like these marbled bottles, that’s become popular over the last few years. 

Couldn’t you just melt! I love an adorable craft project like this because it doesn’t leave us no-sewers feeling left out. No needle and thread needed!

Go fluffy or go home! I mean, if you’re going to make a bunny, it should be a fluffy one, right? I love this soft and sweet bunny door wreath. It’s even a simple one to make.

Here’s an easy way to get dyed eggs to standup right. There’s no need for fancy store-bought egg holder cups when you can just repurpose your toilet paper rolls.

This is a super creative way to make homemade Easter baskets. These are perfect if you’re having a kids' party or egg hunt and need a bunch of baskets!

Making a suncatcher from tissue paper is another great project for kids. This will look fabulous hanging from your window.

These pretty little decorated eggs won’t require much money to make, and they will help you reduce the clutter in your craft closet.

These awesome wands make a little magical fun for your kids this Easter.

Here’s a great project you can do with kids. These milk jug Easter baskets use such fun, kid-friendly materials your kids will love the tactile experience!

These little clothespin bunnies are super cute and are perfect for putting into Easter baskets or hiding in Easter egg hunts.

Here’s another heart-melting bunny sock, but this one does require using a needle and a thread. But don’t worry, even if you don’t sew, like me –I think you’ll find this so easy. 

If you’re looking for a beautiful nature craft to make, this might be the perfect one for you.

In this tutorial, you’ll find out what fun accents were used to turn this grapevine wreath into one perfect for Easter time.

You can make this cute bunny wreath if you’ve got some basic crochet skills. Birdz of a Feather has lots of details in the tutorial to walk you through it.

With a bit of acrylic paint, you can make these sweet Easter chicks and bunny-painted pots in no time!

Here’s our list of 50+ ideas for painted pots you may also love.

You may be tempted to snack on the materials while making this wreath. But if you can make it through without, you’ll have an adorable wall or door decoration.

Make easter bunny treats for a kid’s party. This tutorial comes with a complete YouTube video.

Make a cute wood Easter sign that doubles as a tray. And the best part is it can be made in less than half an hour!

What a beautiful way to decorate for the spring season. This no-sew hanging wall art is something you can make but looks like something purchased from a home decor store.

Here’s an excellent use for styrofoam cups! Make an adorable Easter chick. This little tweety bird can even sit on a shelf or table.

Wreaths are inexpensive easter crafts to make and so much fun too. This wreath really has the perfect spring feel.

The pastel colors of the eggs look perfect against the neutral colors of the eucalyptus and Spanish moss. 

These wooden eggs are a classic bit of decor that is perfect for decorating against the backdrop with a bit of color. The supplies can be found at your local dollar store.

Dollar store terra cotta pots are great for making many different types of crafts.

Decorate them with an Easter theme and use them in place of Easter baskets.

This framed bunny is a unique idea. You can place this on a table or hang it on the wall. The frame is painted, so you can use any color you’d like to fit with your decor.

I just love this idea. These paper-crafted lily flowers are actually the handprints of children.

They are such fun crafts to make with your kids and bring out to decorate with year after year to have such lovely memories to revisit.

This is a super fun DIY for kids to do. Make a fuzzy baby chick for Easter. And they’ll have something to entertain themselves with when they're done.

Set these pretty little rustic bunny pots out on your Easter table as centerpieces or even as place card holders.

They’d also make excellent gifts for guests of all ages since they are super cute and have a neutral palette.

I love how there are so many different ways to decorate plastic eggs. This one makes good use of recycling newspapers. 

This one is a breeze to make. A wreath made from cardstock is about as simple as it gets but looks so sweet as an Easter decoration. Hang it on your door to greet guests.

Here’s a smart use of mesh ribbon. It didn’t take much to turn a small wire form into a robust Easter wreath.

Tactile projects are an excellent choice for kids to make. This fuzzy little lamb will surely grab your child’s attention.

This is a fantastic combination of nature and common Dollar Tree items to make an Easter Tree. This sweet rustic decoration would look great with any style of home decor.

This project requires only a few basic supplies and is a hoot. They look so natural, placed in front of the daffodils.

You could make a daffodil arrangement on your table and place these twine eggs in front. 

Here’s a different type of Easter project, using those same large plastic eggs used in the project above for the mold.

At first glance, it may not look easy, but this cute, bright pink cement bowl was simple.