Homemade Easter gifts are a great way to show someone you care. Whether they’ll be added to an Easter basket or just given to someone special, these are great ideas to make friends and family around the Spring holiday!

I’ve been sitting in front of my sewing machine quite a bit lately. Although I definitely still consider myself a beginner at sewing, I’m really enjoying diving head first into some fun projects! 

One of the reasons that I wanted to learn how to sew is to make cute, one-of-a-kind homemade Easter gifts for my girls, so I decided that this Easter would be a perfect time to do so!

I had already purchased some fabric with a plan to make the girls a very simple Easter dress. I picked out fabric that represents their personalities [and blue obsessiveness on Sophia’s part] for their dress.

I decided that they definitely needed a cute Homemade Bunny Plush to show up in their Easter Basket to match their dress – so voila!

But the thing is – these bunnies multiply. Fast. No, really they did! 

They were too cute and pretty easy and fast, so I thought about the two birthday parties we are attending [both kiddos will be 1] on Easter weekend and thought I could add one to their gift. 

Then I thought about 3 other special kiddos and thought they would appreciate a little bunny too!

Then I had a whole little stash of homemade Easter gifts for extra special kids in my life!

These bunnies are so easy and quick to make and take just a small amount of fabric that you can whip up one [or a lot like me] in just a few minutes!

Here’s all you need:

• Fat quarter of fabric
• Stuffing or polfil filler
• Easter bunny pattern

That’s it! These are small rabbits so just a little fabric will do. You’ll want to cut out two pieces of fabric that mirror each other. They can be the same pattern or coordinating for different front and backs.

Click here to print your FREE rabbit pattern to trace!

Sew the patterns together inside out, leaving just a small space to be able to turn your project and fill. Turn your bunny inside out and fill with your choice of stuffing material. I prefer using filler like this.

Then sew up your small hole and you’ll have an adorable homemade easter gift!

After seeing the cuteness of the homemade Easter gift bunnies, I was then inspired to try this cute Easter-inspired Pot Holder. I’ve been needing a pot holder for awhile and planned on doing a scrappy one, but since I had some sweet pastel colors begging to be used… I did it!

This was also a super fast project even for a beginner like me! It gave me more great practice sewing and was my first “rounded” sewing project!

You can view the whole tutorial here, on the Miss Mary Sewing Classes blog.

Homemade Easter gifts are always great additions to Easter baskets or as standalone gifts for family and friends. They’re a great way to show someone you care and fun for us crafty people to make!

Here are a few other great ideas to make to gift on Easter!

There are also lots of great treats to make that everyone would love to receive as homemade Easter gifts because who doesn’t love a sweet treat?!

• Easter Oreos are a fun and colorful treat that is not just perfect for Easter, but all sorts of holidays and special occasions. Chocolate dipped Oreo cookies are easy, affordable, and a hit with both kids and adults alike.
• Lovely as a gift as they can also be used as a centerpiece for the Easter table, these Italian Easter bread rings are always appreciated!
• Melting Bunny Hot Chocolate Melts
• Carrot Cake Cupcakes

• Almond Dragees are crunchy, caramelized almonds tossed in chocolate, then dusted with cocoa powder or powdered sugar!
• These Easter Bunny crayons make great homemade Easter gifts to put into Easter baskets. Plus, it is a great way to use up crayon stubs.
• Looking for a small gift to tuck into your Easter card? Why not make this adorable felt Easter bookmark.
• Confetti Eggs or Cascarones, are traditional Spanish dyed, confetti-filled eggs used to smash on someone’s head! This version is made with artificial, dyeable eggs filled with small toys and trinkets perfect for an unexpected Easter egg hunt!

• This Easter egg recipe with caramel shortbread filling makes gorgeous 2-bite delights which are perfect for gifting to loved ones.
• Soft and cuddly for even the littlest one of your list, these Rag Quilt Bunnies are easy to make following this step-by-step sewing tutorial.
• These Candy-Coated Strawberry Carrots are strawberries dipped in orange candy melts to look like carrots. A fun easy treat for any Easter party or spring luncheon!
• Homemade Easter eggs are immensely fun, entirely bespoke and very simple to throw together. Delight your recipients and learn how to temper chocolate in the process in this Easter egg recipe.
• These Candy-Coated Strawberry Carrots are strawberries dipped in orange candy melts to look like carrots. A fun easy treat for any Easter party or spring luncheon!
• Pink Pralines
• Carrot Patch Cookie Cups