Easy Easter Projects

Now you might think I am way crazy thinking about Easter all ready but I was thinking of cute, easy, cheap Easter things. Some I have personally done and some I found on the Internet.

Well, let me introduce you to my step-mom Shelia. She LOVES crafts and is VERY creative! Last year Shelia and I made so (if I may say) adorable Easter gifts! Super simple and al it takes it 10 steeps, well 9 and then enjoy! Have fun!

1. Take a small 12oz bottle and make sure the inside (and outside) is dry!

2. Take a smaller sized WHITE styrofoam ball and draw a bunny looking face.

3. Find some smaller sized candy that will fit inside the top of 12oz bottle.

4. Take the ball and press onto the bottle hard enough so it makes a mark.

5. Dig a little hole in the ball just a little deep.

6. Press the ball onto the bottle again so that the ball covers up the twist part (where the cap goes on) of the bottle.

7. Get WHITE foam and cut bunny ears out and color.

8. Take toothpicks or something and 'stab' the ears into the ball.

9. Fill the bottle with the candy.

10. ENJOY!

London Anderson

Tonight I babysat my sister. Nothing really exciting happened. We made some AWESOME valentine's cards for my mom and Bill! This is London's. She got bored after a while so... But it's still cute! She loved using my scrap booking scissors! The writing says "Love is amazing."

This is mine. The writing says 'Love is amazing".

This is a quick easy craft that kids of all ages will love! You can do this project in many different ways! This time, I just took a white piece of printer paper and some valentine (pink & red) paper. Then you just cut hearts or whatever shape you would like and then use glue or double sided scotch tape!

We also made a printed card which is EXTREMELY easy! You can print cards from Birthdays to Get well. From bingo cards to bookmarks! I use http://www.dtlk-cards.com/ . Test it out and see what you think. I am sure there is a 'better quality' printable card website but, I chose this! You are welcome to comment on some of the websites that you use too!

Thanks for reading,

Sydney