this wreath {Better Homes and Gardens} for my front door-or a hundred of them to hang all over my house. Simply glue Jordan Almonds onto a styrofoam wreath form.
an assortment of these cake pops with the kids-{aren't these stinking adorable, my sister made some german chocolate one's the other day and they were scrumptious.}
disposable napkins folded into bunnies {what Easter celebration would be complete without these?}
a ridiculously large hairbow similar to this for Easter Sunday!
Don't you think????? {Not for me-although that would be adorable-for the girls}
I'll let you know if any of these ideas actually come to fruition--or if I simply wasted my time--staying up late-- looking at a million blog posts!
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I absolutely love wreaths! That one is adorable. I may have to try it myself. Although, I always want to put up fun decoration for holidays, but Joseph tries to keep me away because we don't have any room to store them :( Have a Happy Easter!
SIsta sista! Can we make those Easter cake pops? Since I made the last ones I have been thinking of different delicious cake/frosting combinations. They look so fun and delicious- let's make them.
I am in... I will pick up some supplies today. Lyss, come on over!
So cool Tara! I am glad you posted these ideas! I was nominated to have the nursery kids Easter party at my house (well it's my parent's house) because they have the perfect yard for hiding Easter eggs. I keep trying to think of an excuse of why I can't do it, but I guess I have run out of time...Do you think the little kids could handle making the cake pops? Or the almond wreaths? Thank you so much for the ideas! Oh, by the way, did you want to share?
My friend was just making cake pops tonight! I LOVE Easter...thanks for the ideas!
Those cake pops seem like sooo much work! I have never had an Easter with the bunny folded napkins before, you ought to show me how!
Roxi--I'm not sure about the nursery kids with the wreaths. You have to use hot glue and I don't know how helpful they can really be with that one. As for the cake pops- I suppose if they were all done minus the tail and ears they could help somewhat, but mostly they would love to help EAT them. You could probably tweak the same idea into something more toddler friendly. I'm sure you already look here, but one of my favorite sites for kids craft ideas is familyfun.com
Lindsey--I would be happy to teach you how to make the bunny napkins, once I learn for myself. I just found the idea somewhere and was too lazy to link to it last night. I haven't ever had these napkins at Easter either--just thought they looked festive. As for the cake pops--I cannot say the difficultly level for certain. My little sister made some and they didn't sound hard-just a little time consuming!
I excited for Easter, too!!! I love the cake pops! That's a cute idea for a wreath.
have fun in San Diego!!!
be like me...buy all the supplies, never complete the project. Tons of fun.
Yep, that was me! Thanks for the comment on the blog. Whenever the project gets up and running I will need your help spreading the word! ;)
I love how we know so many of the same people...I think we are destined to be friends!
By the way....LOVE your blog! You need to teach me blogger!!
My friends make those cake pops all the time...They are definitely scrumptious, and I'm told they are easy.
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