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Why not go simple this Easter? No need to bother with fussy details when you can tell these are bunnies just by their long floppy ears, right? They couldn’t be easier to make with just a handful of supplies. Hippity-hop to it! Step 1: Using hot glue, attach a cotton ball to a cake pop stick

I’ve been putting together some Easter Baskets for my kids and thought I would share some of picks here. Easter is always one of those holidays that catches me by surprise so I’m patting myself on the back that I’m not at the drugstore the night before trying to make tictacs count as Easter Candy

Springtime brings with it symbols like birds, nests, eggs – new beginnings all around. These pretty birds nest place cards are literally right out of the box/bag – just buy a bag in the pasta aisle of your local grocery store! Materials needed: angel hair pasta nests (available at most grocery stores), candy eggs, card stock, scissors, toothpicks, glue, small alphabet letter stamps, stamp pad Step 1: Cut out a 1/4″ x 2″ strip of card stock, and stamp your guest’s name on it. Step 3: Place a few candy eggs into the nest, and insert the toothpick into the pasta at an angle.

Here’s a little luck o’ the Irish for St. Patrick’s These would be so sweet to give to your grandmother, teacher, friend – or any lucky person, really! Download the St. Pat’s Wreath Tags Template, print out, and cut out the mini tags. Step 2: Glue confetti shamrocks onto the front of the grapevine wreath using the hot glue gun.