Easter DIY! Peeps on a Stick is a cute way to help celebrate Easter! This Peeps craft is so easy and makes a fun gift or Easter basket stuffer.
Try one of these easy homemade Easter treats like Chex Mix Bunny Chow or our popular Easter Oreo Bark.
You can't go to the store right now without seeing colorful Peeps!
They come in so many various colors, flavors, and shapes. Have you seen the mystery chicks??
Creating Easter Peeps On A Stick is one way to make them even more adorable. This makes the wonderful combination of sweet-colored sugar and fluffy marshmallow even more irresistible and easy to share!
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Why You'll Love this DIY
- It's a fun Easter activity to do with the kids.
- It's an inexpensive DIY! FYI, the Dollar Store and Walmart tend to have the lowest prices on Marshmallow Peeps.
Along with Peeps, the kids are getting some of these Easter basket ideas this year.
If you are stuck for ideas, here's How to Make the Ultimate Easter Basket!
Did you grow up eating peeps? Our household devoured them!
How to Make Peeps on a Stick
This crafty idea is one of the easiest Easter DIYs!
You'll need the following supplies:
Peeps
Treat Sticks
Treat Bags
Ribbon or Twine
Scissors
Step 1
Once you have all your supplies open, lay them out for use. Grab a treat stick and push your Peep onto the stick.
Note: See the video tutorial.
Step 2
Repeat the process until your stick is almost full; leave enough room at the end for a handle. Vary your colors of peeps and create your own patterns!
Step 3
Place a treat bag over your Peeps and secure it with a ribbon or twine. Enjoy giving your Peeps Craft to family or friends!
You can make Peeps on a Stick with any of the Peep shapes - chicks, bunnies, or other animals.
Get creative - make fun patterns!
Tips for Making Marshmallow Peeps on a Stick
- You can use traditional Peeps or Chocolate Covered Peeps for this crafty DIY.
- Use the Peep Chicks or Bunnies to make your design.
- Readers also like making Peeps bouquets using the same method.
- Alternate your colors to make a rainbow design, or keep your peeps the same color for a monochrome look!
How Long Do Peeps Last
Peeps last and stay fresh, sweet, and edible for an incredible two years. That is, of course, if you keep them tightly wrapped in plastic. We recommend eating them within a few months of making your craft, as they tend to get hard after a while.
Can you think of the possibilities? Share your Peeps Skewers at Easter brunch or tuck them in the kid's Easter baskets! Any which way, enjoy this whimsical Easter DIY!
Adorable Peeps on a Stick
Peeps on a Stick is a cute way to help celebrate Easter! This DIY craft is so easy and makes a great gift or Easter basket stuffer.
Materials
- 12 Marshmallow Peeps
- 12 Treat Sticks
- 12 Treat Bags
- Ribbon or Twine
Tools
- Scissors
Instructions
- Once you have all your supplies open, lay them out for use. Grab a treat stick and push your Peep onto the stick.
- Repeat the process until your stick is almost full; leave enough room at the end for a handle. Vary your colors of peeps and create your own patterns!
- Place a treat bag over your Peeps and secure it with a ribbon or twine. Enjoy giving your Peeps Craft to family or friends!
You can make Peeps on a Stick with any of the Peep shapes - chicks, bunnies, or other animals.
Notes
- You can use traditional Peeps or Chocolate Covered Peeps for this crafty DIY.
- Use the Peep Chicks or Bunnies to make your design.
Readers also like making Peeps bouquets using the same method. - Alternate your colors to make a rainbow design, or keep your peeps the same color for a monochrome look!
We created this post on March 17, 2017. We updated it with more images and instructions on March 1, 2021.
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Jennifer @ Because Food Is Love says
What a cute idea! My kids would love this in their Easter basket.
Erin says
That's what we do, but them in Easter baskets! It would also be fun to make some and take them to your Easter brunch!