...sometimes the Easter Bunny gets REALLY tired of just stuffing plastic eggs....
Glow bracelets.
Some fun Party Poppers for the whole family (and I have some awesome nylon streamers to use for future projects! (BONUS!)
Repurposed frosting containers filled with Easter grass and some Reese's eggs (yum)!
Fear not, there were some eggs too.
Chex Mix for both. Ziploc baggies with a simple paper topper makes something store-bought look hand crafted (by, say, a bunny).
Vintage canning jars make ordinary marshmallow bunnies and malted eggs feel magical.
Every year I wonder about how long it will take the believers in the family to realize the (leftovers) candy around the house is the same candy the bunny gave them. This year the bunny gave us the left overs in a a rarely used vase nicely covered with a paper doilie. (Did you know raffia can give you slivers? OUCH!)
Some over-sized plastic jars that the sprinkles used for cookie decorating came in handy. Glad I saved them. It just reinforces my pack-rat tendencies.
I don't know about you, but this marshmallow bunny looks like he's scared of being crushed by the neighboring jellybeans. Little does he know he's moments from having his head bitten off by a ravenous child. Perhaps he should have enjoyed his time in the crowded confines.
...for the Twilight fan.
...for the Cars fan (who doesn't need anymore cars for Mom to step on.)
A simple (cheap) journal purchased at Michaels and recovered with scrapbook paper and ribbon and a glittered "J" on the corner.
No Easter is complete without bubble swords!
(That marshmallow bunny is probably considering his plight at this point.)
Sister lending a helping hand for a brother blinded by the sheer joy of the hunt.
Hoping you all had a wonderful Easter. He is Risen...He is Risen, Indeed!
Easter Blessings to one and all!
Glow bracelets.
Some fun Party Poppers for the whole family (and I have some awesome nylon streamers to use for future projects! (BONUS!)
Repurposed frosting containers filled with Easter grass and some Reese's eggs (yum)!
Fear not, there were some eggs too.
Chex Mix for both. Ziploc baggies with a simple paper topper makes something store-bought look hand crafted (by, say, a bunny).
Vintage canning jars make ordinary marshmallow bunnies and malted eggs feel magical.
Every year I wonder about how long it will take the believers in the family to realize the (leftovers) candy around the house is the same candy the bunny gave them. This year the bunny gave us the left overs in a a rarely used vase nicely covered with a paper doilie. (Did you know raffia can give you slivers? OUCH!)
Some over-sized plastic jars that the sprinkles used for cookie decorating came in handy. Glad I saved them. It just reinforces my pack-rat tendencies.
I don't know about you, but this marshmallow bunny looks like he's scared of being crushed by the neighboring jellybeans. Little does he know he's moments from having his head bitten off by a ravenous child. Perhaps he should have enjoyed his time in the crowded confines.
...for the Twilight fan.
...for the Cars fan (who doesn't need anymore cars for Mom to step on.)
A simple (cheap) journal purchased at Michaels and recovered with scrapbook paper and ribbon and a glittered "J" on the corner.
No Easter is complete without bubble swords!
(That marshmallow bunny is probably considering his plight at this point.)
Sister lending a helping hand for a brother blinded by the sheer joy of the hunt.
Hoping you all had a wonderful Easter. He is Risen...He is Risen, Indeed!
Easter Blessings to one and all!
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