Glitzy Easter Projects with Easy Glitter Clean-Up Tips

With so many different varieties of glitter available now — chunky or fine, glass or plastic, pastels or jewel tones — it's easy to add just a soupçon of sophisticated sparkle or a grand slam of glitzy glam to your holiday craft projects. And if you've ever been worried about getting glitter everywhere, it's even easier to clean up than you might think:

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Give any egg — real, foam or plastic — a gorgeous glitter coat with a little decoupage medium or watered-down white glue. The colors of these Easter eggs are so beautiful!

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Wall art couldn't be easier with a masked off silhouette and some glitter. This bunny is great for the holiday, and how cute would a trio in different colors be for a child's bedroom?

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Just like leaving dirty footsteps near the fireplace where Santa has been, you can use this technique to make pretty paw prints where the Easter bunny left the baskets — with no damage to your carpet!

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These little guys are perfect to hang on your Easter basket or even a baby shower gift. Adding glitter makes clay critters ever so much cuter.

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Any holiday is more fun for the kiddos when slime is involved! Imagine their delight when they have to dig through a glossy glop of glittery goo to get to their wrapped candy and little plastic toys. Try making this nontoxic slime in a bucket instead of putting shredded paper grass in a basket!

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After blowing out the egg from the shells, it's easy to add spots and stripes of glitter to create a very elegant Easter centerpiece for your dining table.