Easter is on Sunday, March 28
For the kids on the egg hunt and the family at the brunch table: eggs, cookies and a candle in shapes you made yourself are the part of Easter they remember.
Make it yourself
Each idea opens the tool that makes it, with a ready design to start from where there is one.
For baking with the kids: five cutters, each with a stamp for the details.
Open the Cookie cutter tool Ready-made: Easter cookie cutter set with stampsFor the egg hunt. Drop an egg model into the tray mold and cast the chocolate in food-safe silicone.
Open the Tray mold toolFor the branch in the vase: two honeycomb halves, printed flat and pressed round.
Open the Mesh former tool Ready-made: Mesh Easter eggFor whoever hosts brunch: a plump sitting hen, from a rigid two-part print.
Open the Rigid box mold tool Ready-made: Hen candle moldFor the adults who get no chocolate: pressed in a printed mold and plunger.
Open the Clay & soap press mold toolFor the basket: drop in a bunny model, print two halves and a pour lid, fill it with silicone and keep the bunny.
Open the Silicone part mold toolFor the hunt itself: each child's name on their own basket, so nobody argues over the finds.
Open the Keychain & tags toolTiming
Easter is on Sunday, March 28, 2027. Start by Thursday, March 18 and every step below fits, with a spare evening for a second pour.
Short on time? These are printed and done the same day: Easter cookies with stamped bunnies and eggs, A mesh egg for the Easter tree, Name tags for every basket.
From under an hour for a cookie cutter to overnight for a palm-sized mold.
Only if the design is a silicone mold kit. Pour it once and let it cure: 4 to 24 hours.
Wax cools right through in 4 to 6 hours. Plaster opens in 30 to 60 minutes and dries in a day or two. Concrete wants at least 24 hours in the mold.
Paint, seal, scent or pack it, and keep one spare evening for a second pour.
Questions
Easter 2027 is on Sunday, March 28. Good Friday is two days before it and Easter Monday the day after. Western Easter moves every year, always between March 22 and April 25.
Yes, through a silicone mold. Put an egg-shaped model into the tray mold, print the caster it builds, pour a food-safe platinum silicone into it and cast the chocolate in the silicone. Coat each half twice and join two halves on a warm plate.
Print the two flat honeycomb nets, warm them with a heat gun or in hot water until they go soft, press them into halves and push the halves together on the pins round the rim. The tab on top takes a ribbon for the Easter tree.
Cookies. Cutting and stamping with the Easter set is a job for small hands, and a child's own drawing can become the next cutter: upload it to the free cookie cutter maker, which traces it into a cutter that prints in under an hour.
About ten days before. Printing takes from under an hour to overnight, silicone cures in 4 to 24 hours and wax cools in 4 to 6. Easter moves every year, so check the date above before you plan.