DIY Easter

by Kelly Lanza

After the baskets have been filled and the eggs have been hunted this Easter, why not keep the fun going!? These little bunny treat pouches make a great little takeaway for an Easter brunch or dinner, and can even act as place cards too! Fill them up with sweets (Cadbury Mini Eggs are always my Easter candy of choice!) and set them each place setting, or use them as favors at your Easter party!

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White copy …

In an effort to keep it real, I’m going to break it down for you today and share this project with you. Even though it failed quite miserably and I decided to walk from it and have another cup of coffee instead of dealing with it like a good little blogger would. (Because sometimes/often/always I find coffee is a really good solution to a lot of things.) Ready to hear a funny story? Good, because I’m warning you that there …

by Jenny Batt

Well, I was looking for something whimsical but beyond the usual pastels for Easter. Every so often the boys and I cruise the toy animal section and these little guys hopped out at me. (Get it, hopped…har har. ) This is just a variation of the DIY Party Animal Candles, but perfectly fun. Of course, I had to make them gold.

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plastic bunnies
pliers
needle nose pliers
gold spray paint
drill with a 1/32″ drill bit
wire or old ornament hooks

Drill little holes …

by Chelsea Costa

Are you dying eggs this Easter? I haven’t dyed eggs in years, but this year something about it was calling my name! Here’s a quick, easy DIY you can do with your little ones (or other big ones!) to tell the world just how much you love Easter.

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eggs
egg dying kit (I used a Paas standard 6-color kit)
white vinegar
masking tape
scissors
optional: muffin tin

Start by hard-boiling your eggs if you wish. Let them cool and prepare your dyes. If you’re …

Hello! It’s Jenny from Hank + Hunt bringing a little Easter treat for you! I created two sets of printable bunting with little bunnies on them for you. To make these it’s as easy as print, cut, clip. All you will need is cardstock, your printer, a pair of scissors, a strand of twine and little mini clothespins.

Once you have printed out your bunting, cut the zigzag  through the center of the page.

Cut out each flag, leaving the little white …

This DIY idea is pretty brilliant, I’ve got to say. Go to Home Depot or Lowes (or your home improvement store of choice). Pick out your favorite paint chips in pretty rainbow hues. Cut into cute little eggs, fashion them into a garland with a bit of string and make the Easter bunny happy. Oh. All for about $0. Like I said – brilliant. Check out the tutorial on Modern Parents Messy Kids to make your very own.

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I have now officially seen it all. Felt Peeps bunny bunting? This is nothing short of genius! For those of you who are handy with a sewing machine, you should probably buy some felt and get on this one right away. I love the idea of decor for your Easter brunch inspired by the beloved Peep or just hanging some about to surprise the little ones when they wake up to see what the Easter bunny has left for them. …