Your Easter Inspiration Ideas continues. If you need some Easter Bonnet Ideas, look no further! Here is our collection of Easter Bonnet Crafts for Preschoolers and Kids!
Some great design ideas for kids of all ages. Whether you are looking for Easter Bonnets to make with Preschoolers or Easter Hat Ideas for Boys and Girls in older year groups. Here are some of our favourite makes to inspire you!
Easter Bonnet Ideas for kids
Solar System Easter Bonnet – I love the little Easter Bunny Astronauts. This is a simple hat to make, that is so much fun (and educational!!)
We made these newspaper hats many many moons ago. They are so funa nd so simple.. and can easily and quickly be decorated for an Easter Bonnet parade!
A little bit of an “Easter Bonnet Cheat” – as we haven’t turned these into hats YET!! However these Paper Teacups have long been on my “convert into a fascinator” to do list – you could thread an Alice band through the bottom and done! Decorate with flowers or chicks or anything Eastery if you wish! Check out our patterned Teacups too – choose from flowers, roses or stripes!
Or how about a Mad Hatter’s Hat? If not the mad hatter.. make this easy Paper Top Hat and decorate to your Easter Heart’s Content!
And you know we love all this paper!! So this Paper Chick Easter Bonnet from Krokotak is just the ticket! Love love love!
Super fun Paper Easter Bonnet – combine giant Tissue Paper Flowers, Paper chicks and rainbows to make this fun collaborative and inexpensive Easter Bonnet!
Or learn how to make a gorgeous Daffodil Flower Garden Hat with Sun Hats & Wellie Boots!
Now we have more fabulous ideas for you here on Red Ted Art, do take a peak:
More fabulous Newspaper DIYs or more specifically Easter Newspaper Crafts!
Great Easter Baskets Crafts
Just gorgeous. Remind me of floppy \’Blossom\’ style hats I was obsessed with aged 12.
Aaah thank you so much. We were very pleased with them. The kids seem to really like them, but don’t actually wear them much!!
How adorable are those! I especially love the pretty flowers around it and that both are very different!
How cute! Love their pictures with the hats
I love these bonnets. I wil be recreating them with my daughter. So easy and creative, thank you for sharing xoxo
These hats look lovely, especially love ur little girls hat!! We need to make one or maybe two (one for myself too) :))
Thanks for sharing
These hats are too cute! We\’ll definitely be making these – the girls with absolutely love them.
They look superb! How clever!
Great idea! I love how you added the little birds on top, and the tissue paper flowers are so delicate and pretty. These would be perfect for a garden party too!
What wonderful fun! These will engage children, allow adorable photos, and be fun to hang on the kid\’s bedroom walls as decor. Very nice. Thanks so much, Carolyn
wow they look great, i love the frill on the orange one. I wonder if i could convince my son to wear one
I would never have thought to use newspaper to make bonnets, but they look amazing! Might be trying this out too!
Very nice bonnets. Love them!
I love that they are truly recycled an bespoke jst as kids carfts should be . Utterly fab as ever
Wow – these are so much fancier than any newspaper hats we made when I was a kid! Great job, all!
Oh my… these are so adorable! I love them!
Darling! I can\’t wait to make some with my girls! Thanks for sharing AND thanks for hosting! Hope your week is lovely. 🙂
Aaaah you guys are lovely. Thank you so much for all your kind words!!!
Seriously Maggy – these are brilliant and I am making these tomorrow! If I can’t get Aodhan to wear it, then I am!!! All the way downtown!
I would LOVE to see you hat!!!! Sadly I measured the kids hats on their heads, so I can’t wear them (a bit small)… but I try!! Will have to make another for me!!
inspired, I just love them
Hi Maggy- I\’ve already gushed to you once about how much I love, love, love these fancy hats…but I\’m going to gush one more time. These are wonderful! Thanks for sharing this creative idea at the Kid\’s Co-op this week.
Oh thank you SOOO much for gushing again, it is ALWAYS VERY MUCH appreciated! Thank you 🙂
these are absolutely adorable….love them!!
Oh my! How I would have loved these as a kid! Would you come and link up at my party, Make-It-Yourself Monday at anoriginalbelle.blogspot.com? These are too stunning not to share!
Thanks and happy Monday to you!
Oh my, how can I NOT link up when you leave SUCH a lovely comment?! Thank you 🙂
LOVE these! Thanks for linking to Science sparks.
Emma
those hats are amazing, who would have thought, from newspaper! thanks so much for sharing on Craft Schooling Sunday!
This is such a cute idea. I wish I had a whole gaggle of little girls to share it with 🙂
Brilliant – I had a similar idea but thought I\’d have to papier mache it. Shall be making these for the competition at playgroup – wish them luck.
Oh my! I am so excited for you!!! Would love to see a picture of them all in hats! 🙂 good luck!
What a clever idea! Thank you for sharing! I’ve included your link within today’s blog article because hats are a must for a Tea Party! Yes! In celebration of National Doll Day – the 1st Sunday in August, I’m inviting everyone to a Virtual Tea Party. The article provides ideas, suggestions and yours is the first hat offered!
http://nationaldollday.blogspot.com/2013/07/virtual-tea-party-youre-invited.html
These are wonderful. I have been making similar hats from the colored craft paper and have even used wrapping paper. For boys I make cowboy and pirate type hats. You can glue almost anything on them!! I started when my daughter was in kindergarten and she is now 30.
These are gorgeous!! A much more attractive use for newspaper than lining the cat litter tray!! Melody would love making these
Snigger!! Love that you are comparing this to Cat Litter Tray use!!!!!