Easter

Easter Egg Foil Collage

April 8, 2012

Quick tip: save the foil from chocolate Easter Eggs and incorporate into a collage, drawing or a tree butterfly feature. More Drawing Post Ideas Decorate a rock with pencil Draw on a piece of wood Make your own paper dolls More Easter Posts Easter Craft and Activities

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8 Ways to Give Easter Eggs

April 4, 2012

Whether you’re doing a Easter Egg Hunt or just giving eggs as a gift, it’s fun to make them look pretty in all their shiny foil glory. 1. Little Jar I purchased this little jar from a discount store for a few dollars. 2.Organza Bag You can purchase small organza bags from discount and departments [...]

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Glow in the Dark Easter Egg Hunt

April 4, 2012

A glow in the dark Easter egg hunt: How brilliant is that!? I saw the idea here and it looked easy to organise, so tonight we did a glow in the dark Easter Egg Hunt Road test. SO. MUCH. FUN! Materials Plastic Easter Eggs Glow bangles Glow in the Dark Easter Egg Hunt I gave [...]

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Easter Egg Foil Butterfly

March 28, 2012

Solid chocolate eggs are a wonderful treat around Easter time. I love the colours in the foil wrappers too.  You can save the wrappers and use them in a collage or to make a butterfly to hang in an outdoor tree. This craft is outdoor friendly as it doesn’t matter if the materials get wet. [...]

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Easter Craft: Egg Carton Chicky

February 21, 2012

This Easter Egg Carton Chicky is easy and cheap to make, relatively mess free and so cute! Materials Egg Carton Yellow, Orange and Black Texter Scissors Feather Instructions You can find the instruction on this video, presented by my daughter, Flossie (no that is not her real name).   1. Cut around one egg space [...]

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Decorate Easter Egg: Wool Egg

January 20, 2012

This Wool Easter Egg looks adorable and homey! It’s quite easy to make; the only tricky part is keeping the wool on the glue as you wind it around the egg. For younger children, I would do the wool part, and allow it to dry before giving it to the child to decorate. I used [...]

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