Printable Easter Cupcake Toppers

Decorate your sweets for Easter with these fun, festive and colorful toppers that can be made in a snap.

Original_Kim-Stoegbauer-Easter-Egg-Decorating-Party-Cupcake-Toppers_s3x4

From: Kim Stoegbauer

By: Kim Stoegbauer

Related To:

Materials Needed:

wood rock candy sticks
craft paint
foam brush

double-sided tape roller
scissors
Download: "Happy Easter" Cupcake Toppers

Print Flags

Download and print "Happy Easter" flags. Cut into strips and fold in half.

Original_Kim-Stoegbauer-Easter-Egg-Decorating-Party-Cupcake-Toppers-Materials_s4x3

From: Kim Stoegbauer

Cut Flags

Use scissors to cut flag shape at desired length.

Original_Kim-Stoegbauer-Easter-Egg-Decorating-Party-Cupcake-Toppers-Step1_s4x3

From: Kim Stoegbauer

Paint Wooden Stick

Apply craft paint to wood ball of stick using a foam brush.

Original_Kim-Stoegbauer-Easter-Egg-Decorating-Party-Cupcake-Toppers-Step2_s4x3

From: Kim Stoegbauer

Original_Kim-Stoegbauer-Easter-Egg-Decorating-Party-Cupcake-Toppers-Step3_s4x3

From: Kim Stoegbauer

Attach Flag to Stick

Apply double-sided tape to the inside of printed flag. Insert stick where flag is folded and pinch to secure both sides of flags, making sure they are aligned properly.

Original_Kim-Stoegbauer-Easter-Egg-Decorating-Party-Cupcake-Toppers-Step4_s3x4

From: Kim Stoegbauer

Original_Kim-Stoegbauer-Easter-Egg-Decorating-Party-Cupcake-Toppers_s4x3

From: Kim Stoegbauer

Next Up

How to Make a (Cute!) Feathered Chick Easter Bucket

Just a few inexpensive craft supplies are all you need to turn a basic bucket into an adorable alternative to a traditional Easter basket.

How to Dye Marbleized Easter Eggs

Dyeing Easter eggs is a favorite holiday tradition for kids and grownups alike. Give your plain dyed eggs a kicky, multicolored twist this year: Add olive oil to the dye solution to create a swirling, mottled effect.

How to Make Natural Tea-Dyed Easter Eggs

Skip the harsh synthetic chemicals, and celebrate Easter by naturally dyeing Easter eggs using tea, vinegar and a little patience. Bonus: Learn how to blow out an egg yolk, so your treasures can be kept for years to come.

How to Make Festive Cascarone Confetti Eggs

Start collecting eggshells now by breaking off the tops and using the contents for baking. Rinse and dry the shells to make this fun and festive Easter craft. Fill them with confetti and crack them over your friends' heads for good luck.

Make a Polka Dot Easter Bucket

Dress up plain galvanized buckets with spray paint and polka dots to give your kids the most stylish Easter egg "baskets" at the hunt.

Printable Bunny Ears for Kids

Make Easter celebrations even more fun with these printable bunny ears. Attach them to a headband so kids can wear them all day long.

Deviled Eggs Three Ways

Here we offer up three varieties of the classic picnic staple. We have taken inspiration from a couple of our favorite flavor combinations to put a new spin on the expected.

Poured Fondant Petit Fours Recipe

Pretty pink petit fours are the perfect dessert for spring tea parties, bridal showers and Easter gatherings. Admittedly, they are a bit of work, but the end result is well worth the effort.

Easily (and Cheaply!) Craft Watercolor Easter Eggs

Give wooden eggs a colorful and totally on-trend Easter makeover using items you probably already have on-hand. You can keep the artsy fun all to yourself or get an assist from the kiddos. Best of all: These handcrafted cuties can be displayed year after year.

Count Down to Easter With a DIY Advent Calendar

Put those plastic eggs and basket to use in the 12 days leading up to the Easter Bunny’s arrival with this easy project that’ll help kids count down to Easter morning.