6 Amazing Easter Hat Ideas For Children

A small girl wears an easter hat

Easter is one of the few holidays where there aren’t many decorations.

Your options are limited to just Easter eggs and bunnies. Therefore, Easter hat ideas for children are a fun idea to boost their craft skills and excitement. Your kids may love donning these hats that will set the mood for this spring celebrations.

Don’t worry! They are simple to make and produce stunning photos that are excellent for Instagram. Scroll down for some easy but fun DIY Easter hat ideas that your kids might love.


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6 Amazing Easter Hat Ideas For Children

Creating exquisite Easter hats not only lets your child flaunt wonderful hats but also helps boost your kid’s creativity and imagination.

The best part about creating Easter hats is the experience. Your experience will be enriching, whether you use materials available at home or expensive ones from the craft store. Brooke, a mother, recalls the time she made an Easter hat out of tulle for her daughter. She says, “(The hat) was so fun to make and not really hard and best of all it was as cheap as chips. I used an old headband, tulle, green felt for the grass, eggs & carrots, some wired butterflies and a soft rabbit from the discount store. I did hand sew all of this but if you had strong craft glue you could easily put it together without sewing (i).” You can use an assortment of materials for your Easter hat. So, here is how to make Easter hats for kids:

1. Easter bonnet

Easter bonnet, easter hat idea for children

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You Will Need:

  • Straw hat
  • Fabric flowers
  • Ribbon
  • Fabric glue
  • Polystyrene eggs
  • Other decorative items

How To:

  • Take a ribbon that is long enough to tie easily around the straw hat. Stick it on the hat with glue.
  • Get the fabric flowers and remove their stems.
  • Paste the beautiful flowers around your hat and leave them till the glue dries.
  • You can also add other decorative items such as polystyrene eggs of different colors and enhance the appearance of the Easter hats for kids.
protip_icon Quick tip
If you wish to use the hat for a long time, use long-lasting acrylic paints that do not fade and retain color for a long time.

2. Easter bunny hat

Easter bunny hat, easter hat idea for children

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You Will Need:

  • Visor
  • Low-temperature glue gun or tacky glue
  • White craft foam
  • 35mm wiggle eyes
  • Pink craft foam

How To:

  • You need to wear the visor upside down on your head.
  • Use pink craft foam to cut and prepare the rabbit ears
  • Cut appropriate white pieces from white craft foam to fit inside it.
  • Glue the bunny ears and white pieces on the visor with the help of glue.
  • Paste the wiggle eyes on the visor using the glue.

3. Easter chick visor

Easter chick visor, easter hat idea for children

Image: IStock

You Will Need:

  • Visor
  • Feathers
  • Orange craft foam
  • Low-temperature glue gun
  • Black permanent marker
  • 35mm wiggle eyes

How To:

  • Wear the visor upside down on your head.
  • Cut out a triangle out of orange craft foam.
  • Draw small nostrils on the orange triangle using a black permanent marker.
  • Glue the triangle as the nose on the visor.
  • Paste fascinating wiggle eyes on the visor.

4. Easter flowered ribbon hat

Easter flowered ribbon hat, easter hat idea for children

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You Will Need:

  • A hat
  • Small ribbon roses or some attractive, tiny silk flowers
  • About 3/8″x18″ ribbon for the band
  • White craft glue
  • A pin back

How To:

  • Place the ribbon around the hat as a hat band.
  • Tie the ribbon around the crown of the hat and leave its end as streamers.
  • Cut the ends in a V-shaped cut
  • Put some glue on the edges of the tied ribbon to stick it in place.
  • Put some glue on the back of the ribbon roses.
  • Arrange the roses or flowers around the brim of your hat evenly.
  • Paste the pin back on your hat’s brim such that the bow is at the bottom.
protip_icon Be watchful
Since this activity involves cutting, use a child-safe pair of scissors, which your child must use under adult supervision.

5. Easter paper plate hat

You Will Need:

  • Big paper plate (size of dinner plate)
  • Craft knife
  • Drinking straws
  • Glue
  • Tape
  • Butterfly stickers, Easter eggs cutouts, images, decorative cut-outs, and other decorative items

How To:

  • Using the knife cut a spiral inside the lip of the paper plate to its center ensuring it stays attached to its rim.
  • Paste a bendy section of the drinking straw across the width of the rim of the plate using the tape. Paste another end of the straw to the center of the spiral.
  • Use two straws for better strength.
  • Use images, butterfly stickers, pastel colors, Easter eggs cutouts, and other decorative items and paste it on your Easter hat to enhance its appearance. This is one of the best Easter hats for children that they can wear on the Easter day parade.

6. Carrot easter hat

You Will Need:

  • Large orange card
  • Green ribbons (or green crepe paper)
  • Glue
  • Brown marker or pen
  • Elastic strip

How To:

  • Measure the shape of your child’s head. Roll the orange card in a conical shape to fit their head.
  • Stick the edges of the card with glue.
  • On the inner side of the base of the cone, stick strips of green ribbon or crepe paper. Stick an elastic strip that will easily go over your child’s chin.
  • On the cone, draw uneven lines to give your carrot a more natural look.
  • Your carrot easter hat is ready to wear.

Frequently Asked Questions

1. How can parents ensure their children’s Easter hats are safe and secure?

Parents must ensure that their children’s Easter hats fit their heads properly and don’t have any sharp edges or pins. Make sure there are no objects on the children’s hats that may fall and become choking hazards.

2. What materials are best for making a child’s Easter hat?

You may make an Easter hat from various materials, such as paper plates or an old sun hat. You may also use old clothes or fabric to design an Easter hat for your child.

3. What age groups are Easter hats most suitable for?

Easter hats are mostly suitable for children around two years of age and older, provided they are made of safe material and worn under the supervision of an adult.

You could try these exciting and cute easter hat ideas for children and encourage your child’s creative side. These hat crafts for kids are easy to make, and your child will love to do them. You could also join your child while making these hats and have an excellent bonding time with them while explaining the essence and history of Easter and the reasons why it is celebrated. You could also add a personal touch to these hats by adding a few extra accessories or things your child likes and make them even more adorable.

Infographic: More Easter Hat Ideas For Children

Wearing colorful and creative Easter hats is a famous custom in many places to celebrate Easter. So, to help you honor this tradition, we present funny and beautiful Easter hats in the following infographic. Check them out to get ideas for preparing Easter hats for your children.

colorful and creative easter hats for children (infographic)

Illustration: Momjunction Design Team

Key Pointers

  • Materials readily available at home, such as paper plates, glue, feathers, ribbons, drinking straws, and markers, can be used.
  • Making Easter hats is a great way to unleash your children’s creativity.
  • Ensure the materials you use are safe and do not pose choking hazards.

Illustration: Amazing Easter Hat Ideas For Children

Easter Hat Ideas For Children_illustration

Image: Stable Diffusion/MomJunction Design Team



Easter brings people together in joyous festivities, and filled with vibrant colors. Discover the art of crafting a stunning Easter Bonnet Hat for the much-anticipated Easter Parade with our comprehensive DIY Tutorial.

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