I wanted a cute Easter wreath but didn’t want to spend a lot of money. I decided to look around the dollar tree and see what I could find. I was very surprised with everything they had for a wreath, the options were endless. But I had to make a decision and this is what I came up with..
1.) Jelly Bean Bark ( Click link for recipe)
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2.) Pretzel Chicks ( click link for recipe)
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3.) Easter Chick Cup Cakes ( click link for recipe)
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4.) 101 NON Candy Easter Basket ideas for kids (click link for ideas)
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5.) Mini Egg Cup Easter Basket Craft Project ( Click link for craft)
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6.) Resorection rolls ( click link for recipe)
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7.) Spring Cookies ( Click link for recipe)
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8.) Hoppy Easter Printable ( Click link for printable)
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9.) Birds Nest Pudding Tarts ( click link for recipe)
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10.) Easter M&M Thumbprint Cookies ( Click link for recipe)
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11.) Easter Muddy Buddies Recipe ( Click link for recipe)
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12.) Lemon Easter Basket Cupcakes ( Click link for recipe)
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13.) Paska ( Click link for recipe)
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14.) Easter Bunny Cake Recipe ( Click link for recipe)
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15.)Easy Easter Basket Cake (Click link for recipe)
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16.) Chocolate Peanut Butter Egg Recipe ( Click link for recipe)
*From- Gator Mommy Reviews ( Click link to visit homepage)
17.) How to Hard Cook Eggs ( Click link for recipe)
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18.) C –
This is a fun craft to do with the kiddos! It will also keep them from getting their cups mixed up… or lost! =P
* Please note this craft is more for older kids and a parent should be present the entire time. Do not let your kids chop the crayons,
This oven mitt Santa is a really old post that I decided to give a little face-lift to. If you have followed me for any amount of time, you know that I love to make all kinds of different craft. As long as they are simple,
This year I am on a budget for the holidays, so I had to get creative. I decided to make these primitive looking snowmen made from empty toilet paper and paper towel rolls, and they turned out adorable! These would make a perfect gift for a neighbor, teacher, friend, anybody really.
These snowflake picture frames are cheap and easy to make! They would be an awesome gift, just make sure to make some for yourself too! =)
Let me walk you through how to make them; step, by step.
What you will need :
* Glittery snowflakes (I bought mine at walmart,
Every year when I go to decorate there is a fight between me and the lights… and the lights usually win. Not anymore! While fighting with my lights I saw some empty toilet paper rolls that I have saved for crafting and a light bulb went off! Why not use empty paper towel rolls to store my lights?
These little luminaries are easy to make and they look beautiful, no one will believe they were once toilet paper rolls! Here is a step by step guide of how I made them. =)
What you will need:
* Empty toilet paper rolls
* Light blue and white paint ( I got mine at walmart in the craft section for .50 cents )
* White glitter ( I think white looks the best)
* Snow Flake punch ( I purchased mine from Michael’s)
* 2 Foam brushes
* Old news papers to work on
* Mini Tea Lights ,
When I was a kid my mom used to make these DIY faux snowballs all the time. She is pretty crafty, so that’s where I get it, lol! I love this faux snowball project because there’s so many different ways you can decorate with them!
The other day my mom went shopping and came home with the coolest thing ever!, a gift bag made from an empty flour bag. With the holidays just around the corner I know I am going to have plenty of flour and sugar bags the I normally just through away… not anymore!