Free Stencils for Easter Decorating and Crafts

Get ready for "abstract art" Easter Bunny with this easy image to carve out. Kids will be delighted with this whimsical version of the Easter bunny.

This Easter basket stencil has two parts, the basket handle (shown in grey) and the basket base (shown in black). Cut each piece separately, or if you want to create it as a one-piece stencil, leave a gap between the basket base and the basket handle where they currently touch.

Paint eyes on the Easter bunnies at the end, with a contrasting color so they stand out.

Baby animals signify the coming of spring. This little lamb is no exception. Cutouts with this stencil can be fun for young children to decorate as a craft project with cotton balls. 

This basic Easter egg stencil can be used in all sorts of ways, starting with using it to create eggs of single colors or you can get more creative and elaborate with your decoration by adding spots, stripes, and zigzags.

The basic Easter egg has been augmented to include a design with spots.

The basic Easter egg has been amped up with fun stripes, which you can encourage children to color in the lines for a burst of color.

Zigzags have been added to the basic Easter egg design taking out the guesswork on how to get it done.

You can decorate the basic Easter egg's top and bottom.

One of four bunnies to choose from. This Easter bunny can be a little tricky to carve out when you get to the legs and ears. 

 Bunny on the move. If you have a class project of bunnies this bunny can inspire some discussion with young children about "Where is this bunny going?" or "What does it look like this bunny is doing?"

 Sheep, lambs, and bunnies— farm animals are a popular theme during springtime celebrations.

You can paint an eye for the bunny at the end in a contrasting color so it stands out.

Consider decorating the basic Easter egg stencil with stars or stickers.