How to Make an Easter Tree
An Easter tree makes a perfect centerpiece for your Easter table. It is also a great addition to your spring home decor or nature table.
Kids love to decorate Easter Trees as much as they love to decorate Christmas trees.
My daughter loves decorating trees so much that we also make a Thankful Tree in the Fall, and a Butterfly Tree in the summer.
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How to Make an Easter Tree
Making an Easter Tree is an easy and fun way to add Spring decor to your home. Kids love them!
How to Make an Easter Tree: Materials
- Small Branches or a Twig Tree
- Vase
- Sand, pebbles, rocks, vase filler or whatever you’d like to fill the vase and hold the branches
- Easter Ornaments (see below)
How to Make an Easter Tree: Ornaments
There are many items you can use for Easter ornaments. I’ve rounded up a gorgeous collection of DIY Easter Ornaments to choose from.
You can also use pom-poms and other small easter ornaments like these:
- Blown Glass Rainbow Easter Egg Ornaments
- Easter Egg Ornaments
- Pastel Colored Easter Egg Ornaments
- Threaded Easter Egg Ornaments
- Pastel Easter Egg Ornaments
- Real Eggshell Hand Painted Bunny Easter Eggs
- Real Eggshell Hand Painted Bunny and Flowers
- Wooden Ukrainian Easter Eggs
- Floral Wooden Pysanky Easter Egg Ornaments
If your wondering about the wooden eggs on the table in the photo above check out Easter Chicks Wooden Egg Craft and DIY Wooden Easter Eggs.
How to Make an Easter Tree: Tutorial
- Go on a nature hunt to collect some branches. Kids love this activity! If a nature hunt is not your thing, I have listed another option in “Easter Tree Supplies” above.
- Leave branches natural or paint them white.
- Place branches in a vase.
- Add sand, pebbles, or vase filler to fill in spaces around branches.
- Glue pom poms onto the branches like we did on our Thankful Tree. (optional)
- Enjoy decorating your tree!
An Easter tree adds a spring element to your home decor. It also makes a perfect centerpiece or a lovely addition to your spring nature table.
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Beautiful – I love decorating for all holidays! Thank you for recommending our homemade eggs too!
I love decorating too! You’re welcome 🙂
Kids just love decorating trees, right? How funny that you had to hold back and let your little one do it all by herself … I’m the same! Thanks so much for linking up to my felt Easter tree decorations post!
They sure do and they don’t like it when you move what they have placed–haha! You’re welcome 😉
What a sweet idea! I am always looking for new additions to our nature table. The kids will love this. 🙂
Thanks! You’re kids will love this! I wish we made some of the crafts instead of using store bought one’s. It would have made it even more fun! There’s always next year!
So cute! We have a tree outside that my kids would love to decorate like this. Thanks for the idea!
Decorating trees in your own yard is an excellent way to make an Easter tree. I like to keep ours on our spring nature table, and then put it on the dinning table on Easter weekend 🙂
Ooh, I love Easter trees! I wish we had a tree in our yard to do this with — we might have to go hunting for some sticks!