Strips of coloured paper (approx 1.5cm x 20cm), a needle and string, glue, scissors, decorative beads and a stapler.

First create your carrot tops by folding the paper strips in half, then curving to make an ‘m’ shape. Staple to hold in place. You will need 2 ‘m’s for each carrot.

Using the other coloured paper, make the main carrot by folding in the middle, then gently looping over to create an elongated heart shape.

To complete your carrot, take the carrot tops and place them in the space at the top of the heart, secure with a staple.

Glue a bead to one of the carrot tops. Allow time to dry, then create your garland by attaching each carrot together using a needle and thread. Leave a little extra thread at either end so you can hang your garland.

Display your garland with some Denby favourites to make the perfect finishing touch for your spring shelfie.

Clean egg shells, well-draining soil, a selection of mini succulent plants, a little brush to clean.

Fill each little egg shell with the soil. We used a well-draining compost to suit the succulents.

Carefully add each succulent to the egg shell. Use your little brush to gently wipe the egg shell clean.

Display on your favourite Denby piece for a creative eco-alternative display that uses up egg shells and can be enjoyed all year round.

Mixed coloured paper, string, scissors and glue. And a mug of your favourite tea of course!

Cut out your egg shaped templates and fold each in half vertically. (You will need 6 pieces to make each egg).

Secure each halved egg to each other with glue, continuing until you have a stack of 6. Allow to dry briefly.

Before you glue the final 2 halves together, secure a loop of string in between. This is to hang each decoration later.

Once the glue is dried, fold out each one to create your origami paper egg.

Display in and around your home. We used ours to decorate the Easter tree as a centrepiece at the table.

Eco-friendly wooden spoons, pipe cleaners, a selection of thread or ribbon, tape, scissors, paint and glue. And a treat to enjoy whilst you craft!

Paint a little face on each of the spoons, flip over and add the pipe cleaner ears to the reverse, with a dab of glue.

Secure the ears with tape and make a little bow tie with your string or ribbon for each bunny.

Display your bunny spoons in Denby mugs at the Easter table. A lovely make to create with little ones.

You will need: mixed thick paper, scissors, paint and glue. 

Cut a semi circle approx 30cm in diameter. Mark your half way point across the bottom and curl the shape to form a cone. Glue or tape.

To make the ears, cut rectangles and fold in half lengthways. Draw a gentle curve starting a bit smaller at the bottom, coming out to the sides then curling back in at the top. Paint the middle.

Fold the bottom of the ears back on themselves forming a tab. Stick this tab to the cone where you want the ears to be.

Use circles of black card for the eyes, a triangle of pink card for the nose and have fun drawing a happy bunny expression. Whiskers can be made by cutting very thin strips of white card.