Easter Peeps Crafts Too Cute Not to Make

Start with a foam wreath base to create this rainbow bunny peeps wreath with a bow. I love the bright colors! Includes helpful hints and tons of ways to customize.

If you love Peeps Easter candy, you adore this cross stitch canvases project! Show everyone just how much you love those sugary covered marshmallow treats with this Peeps Easter craft. If you can cross stitch, you can easily make these canvases inspired by bunny Peeps.

Get your cat in the Easter spirit with these DIY Easter bunny peeps catnip toys. Super cheap to make using craft felt and your cat will love them!

Beverly took her embroidered Peeps craft up a notch by added a cool bunny with sunglasses and a gold necklace. I love the "hanging with my Peeps" sentiment.

This Easter garland is so easy to make with simple sewing, that you will be pumping out multiples in different colors in just a few hours.

These cute magnets are so easy to make with your favorite colors of clay . . . and Peeps themed cookie cutters.

Follow this simple sewing tutorial to make your own DIY bunny peeps pillow using soft fabric, pillow stuffing and a felt face to decorate for Easter.

Use this free svg file for your cutting machine to make a shirt for Easter (or any time of year). You could even make one for each family member - it looks good on a onesie, a t-shirt or even a sweatshirt!

These felt bunny peeps hair accessories are so cute! Make a few different colors to go with different Easter outfits. Great for kids but don't keep adults out of the fun either.

You can use these cute free Peeps printables from Mary to either iron directly on the front of a shirt or use as a painting stencil.

Sport your love of Peeps all year around with this colorful tote bag. Customize the felt bunnies or chicks with your favorite colors.

This easy wreath uses a straw base and real candy Peeps as the decor – which means you can pick your favorite colors (or use the bunnies, too).

Make this DIY Peeps wall weaving for a bright colored Easter decoration. Three colors of yarn and three black pom poms are all you need! This is a fun project for teens.

Use real Peeps candy to decorate some mason jar votive holders – these would make an awesome festive touch on the Easter table. You can make these in minutes.

These Easter Peeps sugar body scrub soaps look good enough to eat. Add your favorite confectionery scents and pastel colors to make bath time super sweet.

Get a free pattern to make your own crochet chick peeps! Just as cute as the marshmallow version but won't get eaten.

Make these DIY pop art Peeps pillows from scratch or add the felt figures to pillow covers you already own. Either way they are super cute!

Make a little Peep pal that you can carry on your keychain using this free pattern from Michael Ann. Not only would this be great for keys, but it could be a cute backpack charm or ornament as well.

Use old paint chips from that last living room update to make a cute bunny Peeps garland. You can also cut out some chick shapes and mix them in there as well.

PS - This Easter bunny garland is very similar but features pom pom tails if you want to try another version.

Make this Easter Peeps bunny box using the free plastic canvas pattern on this post. Fill them with some sweet treats and reuse them every Easter.

This is a cute (and cheap) Easter decoration! Start with a foam cone, cover with some of those marshmallow candies and top it off with a cute pom-pom.

Learn how to paint these Peep Bunnies on rocks. There are instructions for painting the Peep chicks as well! You can do this project any time during the spring.