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mmmmm.. cream egg sian-robinson.com -
Green thumb? katescreativespace.com -
This party table display for a princess party is a great inspiration for a royal crown for an easter hat parade : veryrosenberry.com -
Simple design, amazingly effective spring time hat sunhatsandwellieboots.com -
We love our rubber ducks of at Essential Baby picture from the Easter Bonnet Festival -
Easy to follow instructions for these stunning floral headbands. ohhappyday.com -
DIY paper flower party hats ohhappyday.com -
A fun facinator style hat with lots of tulle talkingtrashwastingtime.blogspot.com -
A quick and simple newspaper hat as a base, ready to decorate with all the trimmings. mayamade.blogspot.com. -
Art class creations from aguf.nl -
Art class creations from aguf.nl -
This amazing paper cardstock bonnet is structurally beautiful -
A craft afternoon will have a rainbow hat/headband like this made in time for the school easter parade. havingfunathome.com/ -
Who doesn't love a cottonball sheep . found on Pinterest -
Intricate paper cut work by Stuart McLachlan -
A homemade bonnet of cardboard and tissue paper and Easter decorations littlescandinavian.com/ -
Fantastic use of recycling newspaper into a stunning hat see full instructions here: Red ted art -
tractor netmums Photo: uploaded by Louise m(382) -
All you need to make a party hat for any occasion is a paper plate and a pair of scissors! Alpha Mom -
How to make an Easter Bonnet from a Paper Plate, Inspired by Philip Treacy. Domestic Goddesque -
Lots and lots of jelly beans. flickr Photo: ennuipoet -
A tall hat with a very happy bunny, along with an assortment of other eastery decorations netmums Photo: Uloaded by Clare H(815) -
This sprung up at the 5th Ave Easter Parade. gothamist Photo: (Katie Sokoler/Gothamist) -
A fun little decorated prebought hat netmums.com Photo: Uploaded by Diane P(2). -
Bunny ears, Eggs, Daffadils. ..netmums.com Photo: Uploaded by Max W(8). -
Here are half a dozen giant eggs! @ the 5th Ave Easter Parade gothamist Photo: (Katie Sokoler/Gothamist) -
Who laid the golden egg.? netmums.com -
A really simple yet effective and funny hat. Photo: found on Pinterest -
A flutter of butterflies at the 5th Ave Easter Parade gothamist Photo: (Katie Sokoler/Gothamist) -
Down on the farm with a tractor and some hay! netmums.com -
Great instructions for making a few styles of basic hats just crying for the kids to decorate. ikitbag.com Photo: ikitbag.com -
All the colours of the rainbow at the 5th Avenue Easter Parade gothamist Photo: (Katie Sokoler/Gothamist) -
Easy duck made from a cap. Photo: found on pinterest -
For those last minute parade scramble, a white/cream beanie, cardboard cracks and chicken legs! netmums.com -
netmums.com Photo: Uploded by Louise m(382). -
An easy hen hat to make for your parade netmums.com -
Watch me pull a rabbit out of my hat. netmums.com Photo: uploaded by Diane P(2). -
Blooms and rainbows at the 5th Ave Easter Parade gothamist Photo: (Tod Seelie / Suckapants) -
Feathers, feathers and more feathers netmums.com Photo: Uploaded by Nicola A(287). -
A giant paper mache egg In Progress Down under Photo: Margo -
Jodie, NSW, made her daughter's Easter hat entirely from items around the home. -
You might need a slightly lighter version for your child's head but we think this Bubblegum Easter egg dispenser hat is one of the most inventive we have seen. Photo: Flickr -
We don't actually expect you to send your child like this to school but it was too entertaining not to include in an Easter bonnet gallery. Photo: www.youfrisky.com -
This is actually a table decoration but you could easily turn it into a larger hat version. Follow the link for instructions. Photo: Knuckle Salad -
If you're good on the sewing machine you can follow the step-by-step directions to this floppy bunny hat. Follow the link for instructions. Photo: Purlbee -
Shandell made this for her toddler to wear to his big brothers hat parade at school. Photo: Shandell, NSW -
This Easter bonnet hat reached incredible heights at the New York City Easter Parade. Photo: Tales of a Madcap Heiress -
If you're after a fresh and floral arrangement this is the idea for you. Photo: Crooked House -
Or maybe something a little more grassy? Photo: Crooked House -
A sweet and frilly creation from Max and Me blogger. Follow the link for instructions. Photo: Max and Me -
We're not too sure how they pulled this one together but the colour scheme is quiet eye-catching. -
This giant chicken in an egg Easter bonnet is sure to grab some attention at the parade. Photo: ABC -
Chocolate in a bedazzled Easter bonnet. Brilliant creation ... just make sure you don't stand in the sun too long. Photo: Pinterest user -
Simple but effective. Nelly Jelly Photo: Nelly Jelly -
Although this little girl doesn't look like she is enjoying her hat much we think the adorable birds nest is a great idea. Photo: Pinterest user -
This hat is divine and is guaranteed to stand out in the crowd - if you are crafty enough to make it that is. Photo: Happy in my Havaianas -
This hat was very easy. A toy duck sewn onto a hat. Painted plastic glasses were glued on - it was supposed to be an Easter version of my daughter reading her school newsletter. Photo: Kellie, NSW -
This hat is made from 2 polystyrene balls covered in crepe paper and attachments glued on. Photo: Kellie, NSW -
This hat is about saving the Bilby. Lots of natural grasses and a toy Bilby. This hat won for my daughter! Photo: Kellie, NSW -
This is mean't to be the Grand Parade at the Easter show. Made with cardboard and plastic animals. The most time consuming bit was the stadiums. Photo: Kellie, NSW -
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A great craft activity to do with your child this Easter. Simply download and print this Easter bonnet activity sheet and get out the glue, scissors, pencils, craft supplies and stapler.
Note: You might need to make the head pieces longer or shorter depending on your child's head size.
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See more Essential Kids Activities and Worksheets for preschoolers, including colouring-in, cutting activities, recipes, trace letters and numbers, shape activities and puzzles.