My kids are getting dirt for Easter! I just finished putting together these egg carton planting kits for little Easter gifts for them and I know they are going to love them. My littlest one has a lovely bean plant growing right now, and they both are itching to do some planting. I filled the [...]
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Here’s a fun way to repurpose the plastic eggs that we manage to accumulate every Easter. Check out the tutorial at Instructables to learn how to make a fun and colorful rattle snake! (via Craftgossip)
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These bunny ears are supposed to be for dogs, but I’d bet they’d be right at home on any little kidlet’s head. In fact, I think I’m going to add them to my Easter basket goody list. I’m trying to keep it high on fun and low on sugar, and these ears are definitely fun! [...]
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I love Mountain Pulse’s version of a yarn nest. These are great for displaying your dyed eggs or you can even use this to hold treats for you kiddos on Easter morning. Click here to read more about how she created cozy-looking and colorful nest!
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For those of you who are loving all of these Easter posts, then you’ll love this honkin’ big round-up! If you’re among those who’ve had your fill of Easter crafts, then you’ll be glad to know that this will be the last round-up! Softies Simple bunny softie from Twig and Thistle Bunny (or cat) softie [...]
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As We Walk shares a sweet way to tell the resurrection story. This would make a wonderful Easter morning tradition. Read the details here!
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If you’re looking for an alternative to using plastic eggs this Easter you should definitely check out these fillable fabric eggs from One Inch World. They may be a little more work up front, but you can use them year after year…and they look sooo much prettier. Click here for the tut and pattern!
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Create Studio has come up with a tutorial to make this adorable bunny basket! Click on over to see how it’s done!
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If this little guy doesn’t make you smile, then I don’t know what will! Check out Myrtle & Eunice for the free pattern!
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Here’s a recipe for homemade Peeps from Twig & Thistle for you DIYers out there. There’s absolutely nothing healthy about them, but they sure look yummy!
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