Happy Easter!
(Doesn’t Spooky look pitiful with the ears on? Lol!)
We went to lunch with family and had a lovely egg hunt.
The girls are sugared out on the little bit of candy that they got and everyone is pretty happy.
I hope that your day was happy and bright.
Cheers!
Today was a wonderful Easter! Here at Casa de Krebs we woke up at the early hour of 8am, searched for baskets, ate a lovely breakfast, and then ventured to my sorority sister’s house for an Easter egg hunt and lunch. Yummo! At our house the two older girls got flower pots instead of baskets filled with seeds, a teeny bit of chocolate, plastic eggs filled with loose change, nail polish, small trinkets, and other fun stuff. They also got Easter Edition Hex Bugs, sunglasses, chapstick, and kites. Moira got some small books, bunny crackers, crayons, and a coloring book. (This baby loooooves to color with anything she gets in her hands!)
This is kinda how our day went… (photo taking and baby wrangling don’t mix too well yet!)
I hope you all had a very Happy Easter!
Last year I was on my game apparently! The girls had cute shirts made by me to celebrate Spring, I had coupons in their eggs, and they even had adorable little pocket bunnies in their baskets. Lol, how I managed all that with a very young baby is beyond me! Anyhow, here are some photos and ideas for last minute cuteness for your own little bunny:
This project is pretty simple: take a plain tee shirt, some brown fabric paint, and some freezer paper.
There are many tutorials online for freezer paper stenciling but the jist is pretty easy-
trace your image onto the flat (non-shiny) part of the freezer paper, cut it out with an exacto knife, iron the paper onto your tee shirt shiny side down, fill in your image with the fabric paint, wait for it to dry- voila!!
They turned out so cute and love wearing them even now.
I didn’t make a tutorial for this little pocket bunny, it is a pretty basic design though.
I made them on a whim and had so much fun embroidering the front with the girls’ names.
My favorite thing though is the little pocket I added to the back so that the Easter Bunny can leave a small chocolate bar or something yummy. =)
These are a set of printable coupons that would be cute to hide in Easter eggs. Last year the girls really enjoyed trading them in for dates and extra treats.
If you like them simply click on the image, view the largest size and download!
There were some other fun crafts in the mis as well, orange play dough as carrots, bunny soap, and crayons shaped like ABC’s.
Anyhow, here are some ideas that we are doing this year, I think the girls will be really surprised:
(click on the pic to go to the photo source)
What is going in your children’s Easter baskets?
1. Easy Easter Tree Centerpiece 2. Cute Ballerina flats 3. Spring color palette 4. Unicorn Taxidermy
5. Plush Pillow Foxes 6. Beautiful Ombre Tights 7. Awesome teepee
8. Naturally dyed eggs 9. Drawer organization stickers 10. DIY Lego travel box
Aren’t these awesome finds?! I am really excited about the unicorn taxidermy because it is perfect for a little girl’s room and
the drawer organization stickers since my poor husband has to put away all these little clothes.
Those naturally dyed eggs are gorgeous and I am really into that teepee! Enjoy!
