Showing posts with label Easter. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Easter. Show all posts

Friday, September 16, 2011

Easter Bunny Bottles

Although Easter is months away, I am putting this on the list as these little bunnies made from upcycled water bottles and filled with jelly beans are adorable.  They are from Happy Clippings and there are even links to printouts for the bunny ears, paws and Happy Easter (click here for the link).  

Sunday, March 27, 2011

FELT BUNNY PEEP BANNER

I don't have a little one around anymore, but still tempted to go ahead a make ups some adorable Bunny Peeps Banner that Dana at Made created.  She even has a template to use to make the rabbits :).

For the complete tutorial click here.

Photo:   Made

Saturday, March 26, 2011

Homemade Cadury Creme Eggs



































One of the blogs I follow, From Glitter To Gumdrops has a very tempting recipe for Homemade Cadbury Creme Eggs that sounds very doable.

For the recipe, click here.

Photo:   From Glitter To Gumdrops

Tuesday, April 7, 2009

Bunny "Carrot" for Easter Basket***ACCOMPLISHED***

I saw this cute ideat at "No Fuss Fabulous" and I love the idea of having something besides something sugar infested for Easter and my son loves Goldfish crackers.

They use a Wilton disposible frosting bag and ric-rac, which are too pricy for me. I think I will see about sewing little wedges (something that is small enough to fit into a Easter Egg)in plastic bags and round up some green scraps of fabric to tie around for the carrot toppers.

http://www.nofussfabulous.com/?p=4587

***ACCOMPLISHED***
Mine turned out different than I had planned - I ended up using a quart size Ziplock bag, as that is what I had on hand, and Cheez-Its Twisters because they were on sale and a better deal than the Goldfish crackers. Instead of fabric or ribbon, I used green crepe paper as I spotted it in the bathroom closet (what it was doing in there, I have no idea).

Friday, February 20, 2009

EDIBLE EASTER NESTS


This looks like a fun and easy project for Easter that was posted by estherwaayenberg at Instructables.