Any excuse to make cupcakes is a good one, so why not indulge with this amazingly easy Easter Bird’s Nest Cupcake recipe from Pillsbury. All you need to do is bake cupcakes in pastel baking cups, frost them with your favorite icing, add sprinkles, and top with Easter candy eggs. They're super simple to put together, so your kids can help decorate them (and devour them), too.

This easy Easter Bunny bunting project from Easy Kids Craft involves cutting bunny shapes out of construction paper or card stock for a firmer bunting. Once your bunnies are cut out, you can add pom poms for a bunny tail and then string along for great last minute Easter decor. It’s a great project to do with kids too, and it can even help keep them busy while you get your other holiday affairs in order.

If you don’t have the time or energy to bake a fancy Easter desserts, you can always make these adorable Rice Krispie Easter Eggs. The recipe from Kellogg’s involves making your Rice Krispie treats with pastel food coloring and then shaping them like eggs. You can take the recipe further by dipping your Rice Krispie eggs in melted chocolate, and sprinkling them with colorful sprinkles.

To add to the magic of the Easter bunny, while making an easy last minute treat, you can make these cute Easter Bunny cups with bunny bait as demonstrated by Giggles Galore, and for a video tutorial, you can check out this Bunny Treat Cup tutorial from Needlepointers.

For this super easy last minute craft project, all you need is white paper cups, on which you paste paper bunny ears, googly eyes, black wire whiskers, and a pom pom nose. Then you just fill the cups with bunny bait — a mixture of melted white chocolate, colorful sprinkles, and popcorn. You can leave the cups out to lure in the Easter Bunny or munch on it yourself. Either way it will be a great addition to your Easter activities.

You may not have the time to get your balloons filled with helium, so this Easter Egg Balloon craft idea from Martha Stewart is a perfect way to decorate. Just blow up colorful balloons and then add dotted office supply stickers (or colorful markers) to make them look like Easter eggs. Then you can just string them along any doorway, wall, or entrance for quick and pretty Easter decor that won’t break the bank.

To get your kids hoppin' last minute, you can easily pull together this adorable Paper Plate Easter Bunny Ears craft from the Suburban Mom. All you need is a white paper plate, a pair of scissors, and a marker. You just fold the plate in half, cut out two bunny ears, color in the ears, and then stand them up so your child can wear it, almost like a hat. Your kids will get a kick out of the ears, and it will make for a fun activity that that they can enjoy all day long.

For a furrier version of the bunny ears, check out this Animal Craft DIY Paper Plate Bunny Ears tutorial from Mother Goose Club Playhouse

For an adorable last-minute decor and a yummy, fun treat in one, check out this Peeps on a Stick idea from Your Home Based Mom. To get your chicks in a row, all you need to do is skewer colorful marshmallow peeps on to a thin wooden stick. Then you can place the colorful peep sticks in a decorative container, jar, or vase to brighten up your Easter table.

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