When I was a kid we always decorated eggs by using colored cups on a big white sheet at my grandmas. Every year she would pull out the same white sheet! Now a days, thanks to Pinterest kids expect so, so much more than just green, red and yellow eggs! They want fancy! And these gorgeous egg decorating ideas are totally going to wow!

Emoji Easter Eggs

Ninja Turtle Eggs

Temp Tattoo Easter Eggs

Burger Easter Eggs

Onion Skin Natural Dyed Eggs

Spin Art Easter Eggs

Ombre Thread Easter Eggs

Nail Polish Marbled Eggs

Fuzzy Chick Eggs

Papier Mache Eggs

Shaving Cream Dyed Eggs

Tie Dyed Easter Eggs

Silk Tye Easter Eggs

Acrylic Painted Easter Eggs

White Crayon Easter Eggs

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There is nothing that says Easter like the Marshmallow Peep®!  We created a way to create the Peep® flavor — but in a pudding!

Seriously – your kids will think that you are an absolute rock star if you make this for them!  Best of all, it is easy to make (but that will be our little secret).

Marshmallow Peeps Pudding

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• Author: Tracie
• Prep Time: 15 mins
• Total Time: 15 mins
• Category: Dessert

Ingredients

• 1 Box of French Vanilla Pudding Mix
• 1 Jar of Marshmallow Fluff
• 2 Cups Milk
• Food Coloring/Dye
• Sprinkles
• Marshmallow Peeps

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Instructions

1. In a mixing bowl, combine the pudding mix and the two cups of milk.
2. Mix well or until no lumps appear, and then set aside.
3. Put the Marshmallow Fluff into a saucepan.
4. Slowly heat until the fluff reaches a liquid state.
5. Quickly pour the fluff into the pudding mixture and stir immediately.
6. Add 4-5 drops of food coloring (you can make your own colors).
7. Pour into dishes and add sprinkles and a Peep!
8. Keep in mind that the French vanilla pudding will make the color appear slightly different. For example, in this picture, we actually used 4-5 drops of red dye and it turned out orange.

Notes

Keep in mind that the French vanilla pudding will make the color appear slightly different. For example, in this picture, we actually used 4-5 drops of red dye and it turned out orange.

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When I was a kid, Easter meant one thing: a chocolate bunny. That’s it. That’s all I wanted because that’s all I knew. The rabbit was everything. And that’s because our family hadn’t built any other traditions around the holiday. This is something I aim to change.

Now that I’m an adult, and I’ve read enough to know that sugar is something best in moderation, I want to make sure special occasions are centered around activities rather than a sugar rush and crash cycle.

Now, when Easter sneaks up on me, I am prepared with a host of easy crafts to keep everybody engaged in a positive way. In the northeast, where I live, the ground is likely to be frozen or muddy or some horrible mix of the two, so the traditional Easter egg hunt can end up with indoor meltdowns or mud-tracked mayhem. So, instead of, or in addition to, either of those traditions, here are five crafts you can do with your family for Easter. 

Papier-mache eggs, a 2-day project.

Easter traditions in the U.S. usually include some kind of reveal: a hidden basket or eggs for kids to find, maybe both. So, this is a craft idea that can contain a surprise. Think of them like little piñatas, which can be stuffed with toys, games, cards and yes, candy.

To make the egg shape, all you need is a balloon, tissue or newsprint and paste. Search for papier-mache Easter eggs and you’ll see plenty of free video tutorials. Most require two days because the paper and paste needs to dry before you can paint.

If you feel like getting fancy, papier-mache eggs make great table decorations. And papier-mache eggs can make a good substitute for actual eggs if someone has an allergy. If you are trying to get out of the habit of using plastic eggs, mache eggs may make good sense.

Easter bunny masks/ bunny ears

Kids love to play at becoming all sorts of creatures, so they will probably be super excited to have a bunny mask of their own or at least a set of ears. All you need is a couple of paper plates to get started.

This is a super-easy project that starts with cutting eye holes in the plate and can get as involved as you want. You can make elaborate, decorated ears or let the kids go to town with crayons and markers.

Make your own cards

If you have to give cards or even make place settings this is a good task for the littles. They love to think they are helping. If you make a stencil out of cardboard or other posterboard you have around from packaging, they can trace out any number of chicks, rabbits, and lambs. As always, get those stencils online for free. There are plenty to choose from.

Create an upcycled Easter basket

Who says you have to buy one every year? I’ll bet you have everything you need, except maybe time, to help the kids build their own baskets. Think about it. You can use plastic bottles, left-over paper cups, Amazon boxes. You name it. Be creative and create something unique that the kids can be proud of while also helping the environment.

Build a bunny terrarium

Don’t buy an actual bunny. That’s almost always a poor decision as getting a pet is a serious choice that should not be made just because it’s a holiday. You can, however, build a habitat for your candy rabbits.

Dig into your recycling bin for glass jars. Run them through the dishwasher and remove the label. The kids can create an Easter home for their chocolate bunny or Peeps inside.

Crafting is for everyone

 You don’t need to spend to craft. I start by looking around at what I have on hand. Because, if there’s one thing I know, it’s that the cost of cuteness at a Michael’s craft store adds up fast. And craft shops are great, but with a little planning, I can be more careful about choosing to buy a few key items to punch up what I already have at home, rather than buying all of my needs there.

Try not to compare the outcome of your projects to the Pinterest and Instagram pictures you’ll see when you look up stencils and video how-tos. Take the ideas and try to understand that imperfection is the spice of life. Anyway, the pictures you’ll take may have hilarious memorable captions.

–By Nic DeSmet

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It seems that everyone remembers to come up with great ideas for young children when it comes to planning Easter.  But, what about the older kids and the teens?  They definitely want things too.  But what in the world should you put in an Easter basket for teens?

Before you head out to shop,  make sure you check out this post of 100 Non-Candy Easter Basket Ideas.  You can also check out these ideas we found as well!

Easter Basket Ideas for Teens 

iTunes or GooglePlay gift cards
Socks
Cell phone case
Nail polish
Lip Gloss
Wallet (girls / boys)
Perfume/Cologne
Jewelry
Earbuds
FlipFlops
Portable Phone charger
Razor/Shaving Cream
Hairbrush/Comb
Audible membership
Books
School Logo Items
Travel Mugs/Waterbottle
Sunglasses
Fuel or Food Gift cards
Baseball Caps or Visors
Keyfob
Umbrella
Card games
Journal
Puzzle Games
Art supplies
Chocolate Bunny (cuz they are still your baby)
Bible

Whatever you decide your teen is still a kid at heart and wants an Easter basket.  But skip all of the candy and give them the things they really want.

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Need Easter basket ideas for babies, toddlers, kids, teens and even adults? How about ideas that aren’t candy? We have a list of more than 100 gift ideas for anyone on your list.  There is one basket idea that works for anyone, of any age.

It’s the time of the year when we start thinking about Easter Baskets ideas.  And, if you are like me, you would prefer not to fill those baskets with only sweets and Easter candy.  Here are some great ideas  – that aren’t candy!!!

Rather than provide you with just a list for anyone, you will find this great list of non-candy Easter basket ideas for anyone on your list – even adults!

EASTER BASKET IDEAS FOR TODDLERS AND BABIES

When considering gift ideas for your for little ones, safety should be your number one concern.  They are too young to remember what you give them, so this is the perfect way to give them a few things they need – along with something fun.  This fun list of Easter basket ideas for toddlers and babies will work for just about any budget.

1. Toddler Safe Easter Eggs
2. Stuffed Easter Bunny
3. Pacifiers
4. Rattles
5. Board Books
6. Fisher Price Little People
7. Socks
8. Sandpail and Shovel
9. Plastic watering can
10. Crayons & coloring book
11. Bubbles
12. Veggie or Fruit Puffs
13. Bath toys
14. Blankets
15. Onesies
16. Stuffed animals
17. Blocks
18. Sippy Cup/Bottle
19. Hair Bows
20. Stacking Cups
21. Teethers
22. Wind Up Toys
23. Doll
24. Shorts
25. Bunny Ears
26. Soft Tip Spoons
27. Easter Bibs

EASTER IDEAS FOR KIDS

Filling Easter Baskets for kids in this age group is a LOT of fun, but you don’t have to go overboard to say Happy Easter! Buy a few items that are not candy, and your child will be thrilled.  These Easter basket gifts work for the same for boys or girls, ages 3 – 12.

1. Bubbles
2. Pinwheel
3. Jump rope
4. Easter Hair Bows
5. Travel Game
6. PlayDoh
7. Easter Socks
8. Toothbrush
9. Easter Legos
10. Markers
11. Silly Putty
12. Sidewalk Chalk
13. Gift cards
14. Frisbee
15. Balls
16. Coins (inside of Easter Eggs)
17. Easter Puzzles
18. Books (check out these fun EASTER books)
19. Hula Hoops
20. Stuffed animals
21. Stickers
22. Spring/Summer PJs
23. Easter Purse
24. Cars/Trucks
25. Easter Headbands
26. Paint by number sets

EASTER GIFT IDEAS FOR GIRLS & BOYS (8+)

Older kids (and even pre-teesns) still love getting an Easter basket.  However, they don’t want the toys and other things younger kids receive. We’ve come up with some great Easter basket gift ideas for girls and boys ages 12 and up.

1. Xbox Live Membership cards
2. iTunes or Google Play gift cards
3. LEGOs
4. Restaurant gift card
5. Water Bottles
6. Frisbee
7. Harmonica
8. Coins (inside of Easter Eggs)
9. Small handheld video games
10. Card Games
11. Books
12. Hula Hoops
13. Mad Libs
14. Fun Erasers or pencils
15. Movie Tickets
16. Baseball cards
17. Kite
18. Temporary Tattoos
19. Flashlight
20. YoYo
21. Slinky
22. Board games
23. Marbles
24. Jacks
25. Punch Balls

ADULT AND TEEN EASTER BASKET IDEAS

Teens and adults love to get an Easter basket filled with goodies!! (My mom still gives me something small on Easter, and I haven’t lived at home for more than 20 years)!  You can get creative with these adult Easter basket ideas by trying some of these fun ideas!

1. Gourmet Gift Basket
2. iTunes or Google Play gift cards
3. Lottery tickets (ages 18+ only)
4. Earbuds
5. Nail Polish
6. Lip Gloss
7. Wallet
8. Cell phone case
9. Fuel Cards
10. Sunglasses
11. School Logo Items
12. MP3 Downloads or CDs
13. Cell phone charger cord
14. Shaving Items
15. Jewelry
16. Watch
17. Hats
18. Books
19. Magazine subscription
20. Movie Tickets
21. Hair chalk
22. Cosmetics
23. Perfume/Cologne
24. Blu-ray or DVDs
25. Personalized stationery (I love this set on Etsy)

SIMPLE EASTER BASKET IDEA FOR ANYONE

And one item which is perfect for ANY age group is a Bible.  You can find them for infants, children and even adults.  They are always a great item to add since Jesus is the reason we celebrate this amazing holiday!

Also see: 20 Items to always buy at the Dollar Store

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Easter is the time of year where thousands of parents make a pilgrimage to the store to buy dye, candy and basket fillers.  You don’t have to do that this year.  Make Easter easier by checking out some of these simple Easter Hacks.

Easter is one of my favorite holidays! Sometimes the stress of holidays and the need to be “Pinterest Perfect” can be tough. We’re here to the rescue!

We’ve come up with five things you can use to celebrate and decorate for Easter.  Each of these will not take a lot of your time — nor do they require a lot of skill.

Having fun during Easter does not need to take all day.  Use some of these tips to make Easter just a bit easier for you this year.

These adorable Easter Cinnamon Rolls are easy peasy.  You may have seen the cute bunny shaped rolls.  But honestly, who has time for that!? I sure don’t!!

So, instead of twisting your cinnamon rolls into animal shapes, we’re gonna make it simple. Simply cook your store-bought cinnamon rolls like usual. Before they come out of the oven, simply spoon the pre-made icing that comes with them into three separate bowls.

Add ONE drop of food coloring (to give it the pastel color) to each bowl, and stir. Then drizzle onto the cinnamon rolls like you normally would. If you have some cute sprinkles on hand to make them even cuter, you can add them too! See? Easy peasy!

There’s no need to use fancy icing techniques for these adorable Bunny Cupcakes! We used a fun Spring Cake Mix to make the cupcakes, cute Easter cupcake liners (found in the Easter aisle at Walmart for $0.98), pre-dyed green icing from the cake aisle, some cute Easter Sprinkles and a package of marshmallow bunnies. Ice the cupcakes, plop the bunny on and add the sprinkles. Done and done.

How adorable are these?! I love this super easy way to decorate – without a need for crafting!

Look around your house for empty vases, or grab a few at your local Dollar Store. Put some Easter grass in the bottom and fill with plastic eggs.

Simple and easy!  It would work on your dining room table, mantle or entry way table.

The next Easter hack is FUN! It’s a fun twist on dying eggs. Instead of dipping the eggs in liquid dye, and having them stay there (which we all know little hands have a hard time doing), you can try this method; rice dyed eggs!

HOW TO MAKE RICE DYED EGGS

Take about a cup of rice, put it in a medium-sized bowl that has a lid.  Add around 15 drops of food coloring, nestle the egg on top, put the lid on the container and shake!

Shake until the egg is the desired color (doesn’t take any longer than a couple of minutes.) To do more eggs the same color, simply add 5-7 more drops of food coloring for each additional egg.

I love the textured look of these eggs! And fun for kids without liquid dye!

This Easter hack is one of my favorites: Tattoo Eggs! It’s seriously as simple as boiling eggs, letting them cool, and then applying temporary tattoos to the eggs as you would your skin.

This is a great option if you have little kids, and don’t want their fingers dyed funny colors before Easter morning for Church. The options are endless! You can even have each kid choose a character, and then on Easter, they only hunt the eggs that have their character on the eggs!

Simplify Easter this year.  These are just a few simple things you can do – all without blowing your budget!!

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Make your own adorable fuzzy bunny with this Cotton Ball Bunny craft! It’s so easy for little hands to make, and they will love it! This is a great craft for spring or for Easter! Instead of making this on paper, you could also make this on a paper plate. If you do, you’ll have to glue on ears, since you won’t have room to draw them.

The prep for this Cotton Ball Bunny craft takes 2 minutes, and that’s my favorite part about it! It’s hard enough to wrangle the kids for a craft, much less to try and occupy them while you set up for a long and drawn-out craft. This craft is also frugal and probably uses items you already have in your house.

Supplies:

Cotton balls
Cardstock, white construction paper, or a paper plate.
Black permanent marker
Googly eyes
Pink pom-pom
School glue

Start by drawing a silhouette of a bunny on the piece of paper using the permanent marker. Use glue to cover the face of the bunny (exclude the ears). Press cotton balls onto the glue until the entire face is covered. Glue the googly eyes to the top of the bunny face. Then glue the pink pom-pom on for the bunny nose.

Alternatively, you don’t have to glue if you don’t want to. Just put the cotton balls without gluing, and press on the googly eyes and pom pom without gluing as well. This is easiest with very young children, so you don’t have to worry about glue getting anywhere. Then you can re-make over an over and change things up if you want as well.

If you liked this Cotton Ball Bunny craft, check out these posts too:

Easter Hacks for Moms Who Aren’t Pinterest Perfect

20 Awesome Easter Desserts

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Easter egg potato stamps are a fun and simple craft idea for kids! They are perfect for your school or Easter party – and the kids will love it!

Have you ever painted with apple or potato halves? They make amazing stamps and can be used in so many different ways! We enjoy using potatoes to make stamps like these Easter egg potato stamps!

This is a simple craft that is customizable.  You can make several different Easter egg potato stamps so the kids have lots of different egg designs.

Easy change from one color to the next by rinsing the potato under he faucet.  Then, pat it dry and add ne colors for a different design.

Other Easter ideas:

• 100 Non-Candy Easter Basket Ideas (for all ages)
• Springtime Krispie Treat Cupcakes
• Spring Chick Cupcakes

EASTER EGG POTATO STAMPS

SUPPLIES

Potatoes
Sharp knife
Acrylic paints
Paint brush
Paper
Paper towels

INSTRUCTIONS

To start, cut the potato lengthwise, down the center.  Then, carefully use your knife to carve design.  Remember, what you cut away will be the empty space, so the design should be the “high” part of the potato.

Once the design is finished, pat the potato down so it is completely dry.  This is an important step as the paint will not adhere properly to a wet surface.

Then, apply the pain to the different raised sections of the pattern (use a paint brush or let the kids use their fingers).  Make sure you are liberal with the paint as you want to make sure there is enough to make a design on the paper.

Turn the stamper with the design down and press firmly onto the paper.  For best results, reapply paint between each stamp.   Rinse and apply new colors for different egg designs.

These would also make great cards or just art to place around the house to make it look more festive for the holiday!

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We love these adorable spring chick cupcakes!

Even if you don’t know how to decorate or ice cakes very well, you can still make these for your get together.  When it comes to cakes and cupcakes, I really want to be able to decorate them prettily, but most times it doesn’t turn out how I want. These are simple. I promise!

Another thing I really like about these cupcakes is that there isn’t a ton of icing on each one. Cupcakes can be so overfilled with icing once they’re decorated, that it’s nice to have a decorated cupcake that isn’t overloaded.

Other desserts to try:

• Birthday Cake Oreo Truffles
• Minecraft Trifle
• Crazy Candy Cupcakes

HOW TO MAKE SPRING CHICK CUPCAKES

SUPPLIES

White cake mix
Cupcake liners
Piping Bag
Wide mouth icing tip
Yellow frosting
Multi-Color pearl sprinkles
Orange dot sprinkles
Black food coloring or icing

DIRECTIONS

Bake cupcakes according to package instructions and allow to cool completely.  Fill your piping bag (with a wide tip) with yellow frosting.

Hold the tip against the middle of the cupcake, and gentle squeeze until you have a gat little chick body. Then place the frosting tip on the top of that fat chick body, and repeat the same steps to make a cute little chick head. Think of it as building a spring snowman. (Note that if you do not have a piping bag, you can do this with a large ziploc bag – just cut a larger hole in one corner of the bag).

Use orange pearl sprinkles to make each little foot.  To make the I nose cut a triangle out of one of the flat orange sprinkles and press it into the frosting.  Use a toothpick and add a dot of black to create the eyes.

That’s it! That’s all it takes to make the cute little spring chick cupcakes! They’re adorable, and so very fast and easy. My favorite kind of holiday dessert!

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Desserts and treats that taste good, don’t always have to be difficult to make! These sweet Easter marshmallow pops are so easy to make, and look adorable on a dessert table!

Marshmallow pops are a fun treat for kids and adults!  They will stand perfectly in an Easter basket!  Who needs a chocolate bunny when you can get Easter marshmallow pops instead!

DIY EASTER MARSHMALLOW POPS

These little pops take little time to make – around 20 minutes from start to finish!

SUPPLIES

Cake Pop Sticks  (you can also use paper straws if you wish)
One bag of large marshmallows
Melting candies (in the color of your choice)
Easter sprinkles
Wax paper

INSTRUCTIONS

Place one-half cup of each color of melting chocolates you want to use into individual bowls.  Microwave for 30 seconds at a time, stirring well in-between, until melted.

Stick the cake pop sticks into the end of the marshmallows and then dip them into the melted chocolate.  Add the sprinkles to the top and then place them face down on the wax paper to set.  (If you place them right side up, the chocolate will run down the side of the marshmallow).

Once they are set, you can enjoy!  Store them in an air-tight container in your pantry, or anywhere they will not get warm.

We used orange, lime green, and light pink —  perfect Easter colors. You can mix it up and make them bright and cheery, or pastel and springy! Whatever you feel suits your Easter get-together best.

My little ones couldn’t get enough of these while I was making them, and I’m sure that kids of any age would love these! I really liked the stick factor, because then the marshmallow sticky didn’t get all over their fingers. Enjoy making these for your family, and Happy Easter!

Check out these other fun spring recipes:

• Spring Chick Cupcakes
• Strawberry Jam Cupcakes
• Skittles Popcorn

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Each year on Easter, we always have an abundance of boiled eggs! There are many things you can do with boiled eggs, but in our family, we love to transform them into deviled eggs. But, this year, you can make Easter that much more special by making Easter Deviled Eggs that are dyed all the pretty colors of the rainbow!

A fun way to bring some Easter to your table this year is by making these easy Easter deviled eggs.  If you can boil an egg, you can make these. I promise that they are easy to make.

HOW TO MAKE EASTER DEVILED EGGS

There is no cooking required to make these.  After all, you will just use the eggs your kids dyed the day before!

First, peel the number of eggs you want.  Then, rinse them under cold water to remove any small shell fragments.

Next, cut the eggs in half, horizontally.  Then, use a spoon and gently remove the yolks and put them into a bowl.  Set that side.

Determine how many colors you want for your eggs.  Then, add a few drops of food color to one cup of water into small bowls.  Mix until the food coloring is evenly dispersed.   (If you have many to do, you can use two or three cups of water, but will also need to add more colored drops in order to have the right coloring).

Next,  place the egg whites into the dyed water, so they’re fully submerged.  Leave the eggs submerged in the water for about 15 minutes. The longer they stay, the brighter the color becomes.

Then you will want to make the filling for your eggs.  You can use your own recipe, or use the one we created to make our World’s Best Deviled eggs.   Use a spoon and scoop the mixture into the eggs.  If you want to give your eggs a special touch, use a piping bag and a tip to squeeze the mix into your eggs.

That’s it! That’s all it takes to make adorable colored deviled eggs for Easter!

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If you’ve ever seen an Easter basket made similarly to this one, I’m sure you’re like me and have wanted to make one! They are not only super simple, but they are affordable. Follow the steps below to make your own!

Making your own Easter basket out of boxes of candy is a fun little project. You can customize it with any candies, so it ends up being the ones your child loves.   Best of all, this simple DIY takes just 30 minutes from beginning to end.

I recommend you visit your local Dollar Store to find the boxes of candy as they are just $1 each.  Add in the few other items, and this is an affordable Easter basket on any budget.

HOW TO MAKE YOUR CANDY EASTER BASKET

SUPPLIES

Four theater size boxes of candy
Hot Glue and Gun
Pen or Marker
Scissors or box cutter
Cardboard
Nerd Rope or Laffy Taffy
Easter Grass (or shred green construction paper to make your own)
Easter Basket toys or candy (basket filler)

INSTRUCTIONS

Apply glue to the edges of your candy and glue them together to create a square (or rectangle, depending upon the sizes of your boxes).  Caution — they can still move after you glue them together, so be careful!

Next, you need to add a bottom to the basket. Trace a piece of cardboard that is slightly larger than the size of the candy box you just created.  Use a pen or marker to trace the edge.  Cut it with either a box cutter or scissors on the INSIDE of the line you made.  Doing so will ensure a better fit.

Add hot glue to the edge of the cardboard and then place the boxes on top.  Hold it for around 20 – 30 seconds to ensure it holds.

Next, add hot glue to the ends of the Nerd Rope or Laffy Taffy and attach to the candy boxes to create the handle.  Fill with Easter grass and other fun Easter gifts or candies.

These candy baskets are not only easy to make, but they are fun too!!

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Easter is a fun time of the year for kids and adults.  One way to do that is to make adorable crafts!

We’ve rounded up MORE than 25 fun and easy Easter Crafts for adults and children.  Some are perfect for kids and others are meant just for adults.  Just click the one you want to learn more about and you’ll go right to the site!

Easter Chick Place Holders

Easter Egg Garland

Egg Carton Chicks

Easy Clay Easter Magnets

Springtime Baby Carrots

Easter Bonnets

Easter Egg Crayons

Sock Bunnies

Paper Plate Chicks

Easter Suncatchers

Easter Egg Clothespin

Easter Wreath & Vase

Spring Bunting Gift Box Set

Easter Egg Tree

Burlap Bunny Bunting

Easter Egg Wreath

Salt Dough Eggs

Wooden Bunny

Easter Egg Mason Jars

Finger Bunny Puppets

Yarn Wrapped Eggs

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Easter dinner is not complete without dessert. But, not just any sweet treat will do! We’ve found some of the best incredible Easter desserts you will want to make this year!

Some of these desserts are perfect for kids, but others are 100% adult approved too!  Just be prepared to have some FUN making these too!

To find the details, just click the link directly below the photo and we will send you directly to the page to get all of the yummy details.  Tell them we said hi!

Layered Peeps Crispy Rice Cereal Treats

Mini Easter Cheesecakes

Easter Egg Cookie Dough Truffles

Pretzel Bunnies and Chicks

Carrot Cupcakes with Cream Cheese Frosting

Bunny Bait

Easter Fudge

Cadbury Egg Cupcakes

Pink Funfetti Pound Cake

Chocolate Chick Cupcakes

Bunny Butt Cookies

German Chocolate Bird’s Nest Brownie Bites

Bunny Tails

Easter Basket Cookie Cups

Marshmallow White Chocolate Easter Bark

Easter Layer Cake

Carrot Cake Carrots

Jello Rainbow Eggs

Bunny Oreos

Flower Pretzel Bites

Easter Rice Krispie Treat Cupcakes

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