I’m a mix of both, depending on how much time I have. If I’m feeling creative and have the energy, I’ll sit down with the kids and we’ll make Easter cards together. It’s a fun activity, and they love adding their own little touches like drawings or stickers. It’s also a sweet way to make something meaningful for family and friends.

On the other hand, when life gets busy, I’ll happily buy cards. I’ve found some lovely options at Kmart and Big W, and the card packs from discount stores like The Reject Shop are usually cute and affordable. For something a bit fancier, places like Typo or Spotlight have beautiful designs, though they can be pricier.

I don’t buy Easter cards. Just have a lunch with my family and have an egg hunt for the kids!

My daughter and I would make Easter cards when she was younger.

i just buy the chocolate no cards

I used to make all my own Easter cards but,unfortunately, the trend for sending/giving cards at Easter is no longer as popular as it used to be! We still make a few for family and very close friends – Spotlight have a lot of beautiful items that are great for homemade cards. Buying sheets of felt is a great and inexpensive way to adorn you cards, just cut out little shapes (eggs, rabbits, etc) and stick them on to blank cards.

We make easter cards as a craft activity with the kids.

I buy eggs and sometimes other little things, usually the girls made their Easter egg cards.

If i have time i make little gift cards if not id buy lol

We always make our cards but with saying that my kids only make a few for their grandparents etc. Its fun the kids and we spend some quality time together.

Making them yourself is so much more fun. And you can buy lots of little bits and pieces to use for decorations.

We don’t send Easter cards but when the kids are older I think we will make them with fluffy cotton ball rabbits.

We don’t either

I get the kids to make cards. They have fun and the recipients love the personal touch

No cards for us,eggs eggs and more eggs!

I make them. My children love helping out so it works well.

Delightful time creating Easter cards.

We will be making Easter cards and personalising them – discovered some card kits.

I prefer to buy my cards because it’s easier but my children make cards.

Over the last few years we have done less and less for Easter so no cards being made in our home, although I think its lovely idea.

I currently buy them but when my daughter is old enough I think it would be great to make them together! It’s more special!