Easter bunny napkin bottle

                                                                             

Hello!

How about we get some ideas going for your Easter table?

I bought these cute mini champagne bottles and using some white 

napkins tied it around it and secured with ribbon. 

Let's get started!

fold your napkin in half, also don't limit yourself to plain

white, think patterns too.  I only have white on hand. 

Moving on to the next step, starting at the top of the triangle,

start folding down the napkin til you reach the bottom. 

It will look like this....

take the bottle and wrap around the bottle and secure at the top

with a small rubber band. 

It will look like this....

Tie your ribbon around the top and fix the ears.

So cute!

Easter Favors

Let's make some cutie Easter favors!

These will be cute on your easter tables, or gifts for friends

or co-workers or women's groups. 

You can find the chocolate plastic bunnies and candy on Amazon

Plastic chocolate bunnies -Here

Mini Chocolate bunnies - Here

Peat Pots - Here

Grab your plastic chocolate bunnies and the mini ones

and open the bunny, add the bunny and close up. 

Add a little bit of grass to the peat pot and then set your bunny atop

the peat pot.  Add a little bow to your bunny and that's it!!

He's just good enough to eat~ 

Diy easter bunny baskets

Happy monday!

Let's make some cute little Easter pots.

These are great to fill with candies or just one large

chocolate egg or a plastic one filled with jelly beans.

Cut your mini peat pot into what looks like a heart, add some

wire to the sides to create a little basket.  Stuff some

packaging shreds into the basket. 

Hot glue the bunny to the front of the basket and add your jelly beans

and chocolate eggs.  Add a little ribbon to the wire handle and there you have it!

Here are the links to the pots and bunnies. 

Mini Pots -  Here

Bunnies - HERE

so adorable!  and easy to make~ 

Stampin Up! Storybook friends

Back with some more Easter ideas for you with the stampin up!

storybook friends.

Layered up some extra pieces to create this one.

Take a look in your paper bins and see what you have,

maybe you have this paper, or another paper that looks

spring/easter. See what you have!

If you are wondering what this paper is, it's called

Storybook Friends,  it is retired, but can most likely find

it online.  

Easter storybook friends

Time for some easter cards.

I pulled out the adorable Storybook friends from last year.

How can you not want to use this paper?

So sweet.

This is an easy card you can apply to any card you make using up your scraps.

Cut three pieces of cardstock at 1 1/4"x 5 1/2" and a regular card cover

at 5 1/2 x 8 1/2 .  Attach the three pieces as shown and add a middle

image.  You can apply this to any type of card you are making.

I layered up the pink and white cardstock adding the rabbit

and greeting. Add a bow and it's done!

Stampin up paper pumpkin Celebrating Spring 2026

February stampin up! paper pumpkin

So sweet and as I always say, everything you need to complete

these cards come in the kit except scissors.

First card is a cute little bunny popping up to say happy easter.

I added some glitter to each one of the cards. 

I also added a little pink chalk to the bunny's cheek 

Next up is the little easter basket complete with eggs and flowers. 

And last but not least, this sweet little spring card.

Which is your favorite?

diy easter vase

Happy friday!

back with some more modge podge ideas for you.

I used an old glass jar and a easter napkin to add the image to the glass front.

As I did with the plate in the last post, using the modge podge

add the image to the front of the jar and let dry.

Literally that is it!

I added the pink ribbon and some white hydrangeas 

to fill up the jar.

It looks so cute! 

diy easter plate

How about we make some cute Easter plates?

These are so sweet and easy. 

Head to the Dollar Tree and pick up some of these clear

dinner plates.  They also offer smaller salad plates too. 

Get some Easter napkins,  I tend to go to TJ Maxx or HomeGoods to find mine. 

The easiest way I have found to do this are as follows:

take your clear plate and turn it upside down. Using a piece

of copy paper lay it over the bottom of the plate and using your hands

push around the rim to get a "trace" of the inner circle of the plate like

you see in the picture above. 

Cut your circle out and trace it over the napkin.

Once you cut it out, separate the to layers of the napkin. 

Use modge podge to adhere your napkin to the back of the plate using

just a little bit of the modge podge on the plate, to much will make your napkin

tear. 

Once the napkin is dry, grab some white acrylic paint and paint

the back of the plate with the white paint.  I will give you more

of a definition of the image showing through the glass.

So cute!!

Easter Bunny Canvas

How cute is this moss bunny canvas!

Circling this one back around from 3 years ago because it's so cute and if you missed it, well then,  you'll want to see it!

I always try and show you projects that are quick and easy

and affordable.

This one requires a canvas and some moss from your local craft store.  I found mine at Hobby Lobby

I used an 8 x 10" canvas.  I was able to find 10 canvases

in a package at Michael's for $12.  Such a good price.

I found the bunny by googling line art bunny, 

I printed it out and cut it out.

The moss can be found in a sheet at the Dollar Tree or since

I needed quite a bit for my class I found a large 48" package

at Hobby Lobby for $10.00

Trace your bunny on the back side of the moss and cut out.

Super easy to work with and cuts out nicely.

Once all cut out take out your glue gun and glue it

directly onto the canvas.

It's that easy!!!

So cute!!!

That's it!

Now you can enjoy and find a home for this little cutie.

Happy Easter!