DIY Easter Egg Teacup Party Favors — Easy 4-Step Craft to Make Adorable Mini Teacups

Create charming, budget-friendly Easter Egg Teacup Party Favors with a few simple supplies. These dainty teacups are made from painted plastic Easter eggs, small wooden bases, and a bent paperclip handle — they make sweet table decor or personalized party gifts. Below are clear steps, supply details, and assembly tips to help you make a batch for your next spring gathering.

Supplies

• Plastic Easter Eggs
• Paper clips
• Wood Doll pin stands
• Paint
• Glue

Step one: Paint designs on the plastic eggs. Use small brushes or the end of a paintbrush to create polka dots, tiny hearts, stripes or other simple motifs. Let the paint dry completely before handling.

Step two: Paint the wood doll pin stands to coordinate with your egg designs. Allow the stands to dry fully so the glue will adhere well in the next step.

Step three: Pull the ends of a paper clip apart and bend it into a “V” shape to form a tiny teacup handle. Adjust the size so it looks proportional to the egg.

Step four: Glue the painted egg (one half only) to the painted wooden base and attach the paperclip handle. Hot glue works for decorative pieces that won’t be handled much, but for favors that will be passed around or used repeatedly, use a stronger adhesive such as E-6000 or super glue for a more durable bond.

Fill the miniature teacups with small treats, candies, or a tiny note to turn them into unique party favors or place settings. They also look lovely grouped as table decor. Have fun crafting and personalizing each cup to match your theme.

P.S. Hold on to the other half of the plastic egg — you can use the remaining halves to make an Anthropologie-inspired wind chime or other coordinating decorations.