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Colorful DIY Easter Peeps Soaps

Colorful DIY Easter Peeps Soaps
Easter is late again this year, but that gives you plenty of time to make these darling homemade Easter inspired Peeps shaped soaps! So, prepare 2.65 oz. natural (detergent free) white melt and pour glycerin soap base, 1 ml fragrance oil, 2-3 drops liquid melt and pour soap colorant, for the eyes: 0.25 oz. natural... 
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DIY Chocolate Surprise Eggs For Easter

DIY Chocolate Surprise Eggs For Easter
Easter is soon, and I’m sure that your kids and just guests will be excited with these yummy eggs with surprises. You’ll need white chocolate candy melts , color candy melts of your choice, small candies or toys to fit inside eggs. Melt chocolate in microwave in 30 second intervals (to make pastel colors, mix... 
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DIY Decorations DIY

DIY Moss Covered Easter Eggs

DIY Moss Covered Easter Eggs
Easter is rather far still though some of us have already begun to look for good décor ideas to surprise the closest ones. So, why not check these moss covered eggs? The supplies are moss, a hot glue gun, p plastic decorating eggs, twine, buttons and scissors. First, tear off some little pieces of the... 
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DIY Easter Egg Terrariums

DIY Easter Egg Terrariums
Terrariums are very fashionable today, there are so many different terrariums for every case, so let’s make a cool gift for Easter – an Easter terrarium! You’ll need  clear plastic eggs, moss, dirt, gold spray. So, first spray the colored egg part gold. Wait 24 hours to dry properly and start filling the terrarium. Insert... 
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DIY Chalkboard Eggs To Give As An Easter Gift

DIY Chalkboard Eggs To Give As An Easter Gift
We’d like to tell you about one more original way to paint the Easter eggs. For it you’ll need chalkboard paint, a curtain ring, a skewer. So, start from cleaning and drying the eggs. Cover them with three coats of chalkboard paint – for this you’ll need a curtain ring to paint all of it... 
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DIY Easter Terrarium With Moss Rabbits

DIY Easter Terrarium With Moss Rabbits
This is a perfect Easter decoration and gift not only for adults but also for kids. For this simple Easter terrarium you’ll need a small glass vase, preserved moss, moss covered styrofoam rabbits, small fake eggs, dirt and toothpicks. Put some dirt into your vase and the preserved moss. Stick toothpicks into the bottom of... 
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DIY Mini Easter Terrariums

DIY Mini Easter Terrariums
We’ve told you of some cute terrariums, and this one is a cool Easter gift for your little kid. The supplies are 1″ miniature chenille chicks, colored sand, mini Easter eggs or beads, tiny air plant, a glass votive or other small vessel, Easter favor tag, label & ribbon. First, layer the colored sand in... 
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DIY Decorations

DIY Stuffed Bunnies For Easter Decor

DIY Stuffed Bunnies For Easter Decor
We’ve just told you about Easter bunny-inspired crafts and here’s one of them – stuffed bunnies. You’ll need canvas cloth, a paper template, embroidery floss, a sewing machine and some more tools. Draw your template and cut it out, out it on the canvas and cut out two bunny shapes.  Stitch the eyes with black... 
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15 Cheerful Bunny Crafts For Easter

15 Cheerful Bunny Crafts For Easter
Getting ready for Easter? Thinking of table settings, dishes and decorations? Here’s a brilliant idea to add fun to your space and table – bunny crafts! Easter bunny traditionally brings presents to everybody and that’s why it’s one of the symbols of this holiday. We’ve gathered some cool bunny-inspired crafts for you to make this... 
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17 Cool Easter Kids’ Crafts

17 Cool Easter Kids’ Crafts
Easter is a family holiday, of course, that’s why if you have kids you can make some pretty Easter crafts for them and together with them. Candy holders are on top – crocheted egg candy holder, chick candy holder, carrot candy holder and so on – all depends on what shape you’d like to have... 
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