For grown-ups, kid-centered holidays like Easter sound like a chore over joy. You get caught up with dying the eggs, researching Easter recipes and organizing a bunny party. There’s no time left to spend with your sweetheart, let alone a romantic date night.
Wanna spend an hour or two with bae without dropping your Easter prep schedule? We’ve found 9 beginner-friendly Easter DIY projects that you can do together with your sweetheart. Grab your partner and inspire each other’s creative side!
9 Easy Easter DIY Projects For Couples
Make marble pattern paper eggs with shaving cream
If there are expired shaving cream in the house, this is the time to use it ALL. Kelly from Typically Simple applied her cake decorate skills on this stunning and easy Easter DIY project.
Best part? Once you and bae master the coloring technique, you can put these stunning look on almost anything.
Invite spring in the house with an Easter floral centerpiece
If your Significant Other is not up for crafting from scratch, this Easter centerpiece is a great project to warm him up.
Grab a few cartons of speckled easter eggs and a decorative wire basket. Pick up some flowers in the garden, piece them together and voilà.
Cute animal-shaped Easter Snacks
Easter is definitely less fun when you are a grown-up. You are the one who is supposed to get the table ready, served it with Easter dishes and hide the eggs that are hardly dried.
Getting your partner on board is a must for such a huge workload. Cooking or baking may seem challenging. But these bunny-shaped snacks? Anyone can do it, right? Throw him some of these cute cookie cutters, play the music and have fun making bunnies and chicks that will impress your family.
Create an adorable Easter wall art with buttons
Not your typical next-level DIY project. But isn’t this handmade print adorable? This is how you and your sweetheart can contribute to your Easter home decor without spending big money. Invest in a hot glue gun, some buttons and you are all set.
Manuela from A Cultivated Nest has created a printable pattern for this DIY project. Print the pattern out, sit back and enjoy a relaxing hour gluing buttons the way you want.
Spray-tanning a dollar-shop bunny
Do you have a plastic rabbit from the dollar shop that doesn’t look like it belongs anywhere in the house? It’s time to give your bunny a metallic makeover. Choose the color of paint wisely to complement your decor style.
Dye your Easter eggs with shifting colors
Easter eggs are just art boards for creativity. Allison from Dream A Little Bigger has dyed her Easter eggs with mood paint, making the color change along with temperature.
You can also use this light-sensitive color shifting paint for a similarly awesome result.
Make cute bunny paw candy
These cute Easter bunny candy may seem like a lot of work. But Lisa from The Bearfoot Baker has created a printable template to track. One more good news? No baking required so it can be a fun Easter project for kids as well.
Crafting a rainbow Easter egg wreath
OK, so this one is going to take some work. If you are making this DIY Easter egg wreath with your sweetheart, one of you is going to design the color palette while the other get the frame ready.
Rebecca from the House That Lars Built use crepe paper to wrap the eggs. If that’s too much work, you can also do it the old fashioned way – dyeing them with paint. Check out the full DIY tutorial here.
Use tattoo paper to create your one-and-only photo Easter egg
If you and your partner love sentimental decors, this easy DIY project is perfect for couples like you. Discussing what photos to use, printing them on tattoo paper and transferring to your Easter egg, each step is so much fun. This will be the best gift to bring to any Easter party as well!