Bilbies, chooks and an Easter that knows it's autumn

The Printable Easter Collection 2026 in purple and yellow

Easter printables are drawn in the northern hemisphere. You can tell. Daffodils, lambs, the whole spring vocabulary — and then it arrives here in April, when the leaves are coming down and we're pulling out jumpers.

So this collection has bilbies and chooks in it. Iconic Aussie animals and plants, in shades of purple and yellow, because it is autumn down under and teachers and mummas deserve a kit that knows that.

Straw bunnies holding a happy easter pennant

Photo by @thefaepoet

The main kit

Eighteen pages in the main set — Easter tags (4), tags, flags and elements (3), hanging decor (5), and prints (6). Then thirty-two pages of extras, which exist for a very practical reason: the main pages mix the colourways together, and some of you want to print in one colour only. So there's a full yellow colourway (16 pages) and a full purple colourway (16 pages) included.

Fifty pages in total, around $250 of value at single-page pricing. $12.99.

The Blue Edit

Some of my boy mummas — especially the ones with children who love the ocean — asked to go blue. Katrina and I had talked about a blue and lilac Easter long before I started drawing.

Blue and lilac Easter bunting across the playroom curtain

Photo by @fromtydetoreef

The happy easter bunting and a chook print in the play nook

Carrot cone hats and a happy easter pennant on a shelf

Tyde's crate is the one I keep coming back to. Paper decor on top of a gift basket does something out of proportion to the effort involved.

An Easter crate topped with paper decor from the Blue Edit

The mug gift

If you want the smallest possible version of this kit: a mug, tissue paper, whatever is in the cupboard, and two paper flags. Play doh, bubbles, a Lindor, a metal ruler, a pastel pencil. Fifteen dollars and about four minutes, and it looks like you planned it.

An Easter mug gift built around the blue happy easter flags

Blue mug gift with pencils, bubbles and paper flags

A yellow mug gift with Easter flags, made for a teacher

And a table, because someone will always do it better than you and that is the joy of it.

An Easter table set with printed decor

Photo by @the_zuppa_girls

Get the kits

Note from Marie: Print it, put it up, then put it in a folder for next year. Or spill chocolate sauce on it and print another. That's the deal.


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