20 DIY Easter Garlands

Eggs, bunnies, and pom-pom chicks are all ideas!

If you ask us, decorating your home is one of the most fun parts of any holiday—and Easter is no exception! After all, what could be sweeter than décor featuring pretty pastel colors, adorable chicks and bunnies, and springtime flowers? There are plenty of easy DIY Easter decorations to try for the holiday, and some of our favorites are Easter garlands! Not only are they super easy to create, but they can also make a big statement in any room in your home.

We've rounded up our favorite Easter garland ideas from across the internet to help you choose one that's perfect for your décor style. From paint chip egg garlands to pom-pom-tailed bunny buntings (because who doesn't love Easter bunny decorations?! 🐰), there are so many cute options here. Any one of these would look great on your living room mantel, but there are plenty of other fun ways to incorporate them into your décor. You can take one of these garlands to your yard to use as an outdoor Easter decoration, or even craft a mini bunting to incorporate into your Easter table décor. (Wait until you see the adorable felted carrot cake topper bunting we found!) No matter which Easter garland you choose to create, it's sure to make an egg-cellent addition to your holiday look!

Calling all beginner crafters! This sweet string of felt bunnies and balls is relatively easy to create using felt, roving wool, embroidery floss, and poly-fill. We love the sophisticated color palette of white and pale silver.

Get the tutorial at Lia Griffith.

Carrots and bunnies combine to form this playful Easter garland. Use patterned paper for added flair!

Get the tutorial at Midnight Crafting.

Top white felt balls with floppy felt ears and pink pom-pom noses for the cutest little bunny banner.

Get the tutorial at A Kailo Chic Life.

Pastel speckled eggs and faux hydrangea springs are the stars of this pretty garland. It's neutral enough to leave up all spring long.

Get the tutorial at Paper & Stitch.

All you'll need to make this sweet and simple Easter garland is paper, twine, and hot glue. You can use any colors you like to match your existing Easter décor.

Get the tutorial at Lia Griffith.

We don't know about you but we've never met a paint chip craft we don't love! Start collecting assorted colors from your local hardware store and hop to it!

Get the tutorial at Modern Parents Messy Kids.

Whether you make this delightful mini felted bunting to use as a cake topper or create a longer one to hang on your mantel, it's sure to be a crowd-pleaser.

Get the tutorial at Modern Parents Messy Kids.

Burlap, white felt, and scissors are basically all you'll need to create this charming burlap bunny garland. This can be a sew or no-sew project depending on your abilities.

Get the tutorial at Make Life Lovely.

We can't get enough of carrot décor for the springtime! The little white burlap flowers with button centers are such a cute touch, too.

Get the tutorial at The Country Chic Cottage.

Once you create these honeycomb eggs in shades of pink, the possibilities are endless. Use them to decorate an Easter tree or string them together on a satin or velvet ribbon for the prettiest garland.

Get the tutorial at Lia Griffith.

This colorful craft is more than just a decoration—you can hand out the triangles as party favors when you're done with it!

Get the tutorial at Oh Happy Day.

How cute and quirky does this felt carrot garland look when paired with a green feather boa? It's such a fun, unexpected touch!

Get the tutorial at Positively Splendid.

Who doesn't love baby chicks as Easter décor? This simple project calls for orange crepe paper and yellow balloons and feathers.

Get the tutorial at Handmade Charlotte.

For a look that will last the entire season, try this pretty spring paper flower garland. It's a great way to give your living room a quick refresh.

Get the tutorial at Lia Griffith.

The kids will love helping you make these colorful yarn Easter eggs. Use balloons and Mod Podge to help create the egg shape and then having fun popping them to reveal the final style!

Get the tutorial at Mod Podge Rocks.

Here's another fun one you can make using old paint chips. Learn how to weave them together to create this colorful, modern garland.

Get the tutorial at DIY Candy.

This collection simply wouldn't be complete without a Peeps project! String pink and yellow bunnies up next to gum balls to create this whimsical garland.

Get the tutorial at Dukes & Duchesses.

If you have a neutral colored home, this is the project for you. Chalkboard paint and a fine tip gold paint pen are all you'll need to transform a dollar store garland into a chic piece of décor.

Get the tutorial at Lemon Thistle.

Mix and match colorful, patterned paper to create this fun bunny garland. How cute are the pom-pom tails?!

Get the tutorial at DIY Candy.

Gold string and gold doilies bring a touch of glam to this colorful honeycomb egg garland. String three garlands together to make a big statement in any room.

Get the tutorial at Oh Happy Day.

Tierney McAfee is a freelance writer and Country Living and The Pioneer Woman contributor who covers entertainment, holiday & entertaining, food & drinks, design ideas, DIY, and more.

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