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Decorated Coffee Jars

You can easily make some cute Easter pen holders or desk accessories using old coffee jars. Use paint to paint the jars, or paper to cover the outside of the jars, and draw a bunny/chick face onto the paper. You can add whatever other craft items you may have to bring the jar to life. You can also fill the jars with mini eggs if you have them!

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Toilet Roll Bunnies

Using toilet paper rolls, you can create really cute bunny decorations to place around the office or home. These are really simple to make, and all you need is some pens, scissors, Pritt-stick, Sellotape, coloured paper/pencils or markers. If you happen to have googly eyes, pipe-cleaners or other crafty pieces, you can use these too!

You can cut two strips out of the paper roll, so you can use it as the bunny’s ears, or you can stick some paper ears onto the inside of the toilet roll. Paint or colour the toilet roll and draw on the face, then add different coloured paper for the bunny’s feet. You can also stick on the bunny’s eyes, nose and whiskers, using paper or other craft items. For an added treat, add some mini eggs in the toilet roll behind the bunny’s face!

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Easter Egg and Bunny Garlands

Create some really pretty garlands for your office/home this easter. These garlands are sure to brighten up your space and everyone’s face too! Simply cut out bunny/egg shapes on white paper, post-its or coloured paper (you can colour the paper in too). Pierce a small hole in the shapes using a thumbtack or scissors, and thread some string/yarn through the shapes. For the bunnies, you can add a cute tail using toilet paper or white paper. Hang the garlands on one wall, or from one wall to the next, to create an over-head decoration.

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Mini Egg Tree

If you have a plant in your space, you can easily transform it into a decoration and treat all in one! All you need is some string/ribbon, and some mini chocolate eggs.

To attach the string to the eggs, you wrap it around the eggs, or you could use some Sellotape to stick the string to the top of the eggs, and then hang from your plant/tree.

If you cannot access chocolate eggs, you could scrunch up some coloured paper/ post-its into egg shapes and hang these instead!

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Easter Egg Balloons

Using left-over balloons from the last office/ lockdown birthday celebration, you can create these Easter egg balloons! Simply hang the balloons upside down using string and Blu tack/tape to attach the balloons to the string. You can also attach the balloons to walls and doors by placing Sellotape over the top of the balloon against the surface. Paint some patterns onto the balloons if you want, just be careful not to pop them!