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Peek A Boo Egg
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These start with a blown egg and are then dyed and decorated with scraps of ribbon, rickrack or sequins and miniature toys or magazine cutouts. You will also need cardboard, scissors, pencil and glue. |
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Can Basket
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These are made from concentrated juice cans or round oatmeal containers cut in half and then decorated with wrapping paper or fabric. You will also need a sharp knife (adults only), paintbrush, pencil, ribbon, a cloth tape measure and scissors. These can be filled with easter grass and plastic eggs filled with candy or cloth flowers. |
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Milk Jug Bunny
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You will need a plastic milk jug, scissors, glue, a hole puncher, a permanent marker, yarn or ribbon, a large cotton ball, and one felt square in each of the following colors: white, pink and black. |
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Balloon String Basket
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You will need a balloon, yarn in your choice of color (verigated works well), and glue. This is a messy craft, but great for the kids. When these are dried, they can be used to hold all the eggs you find on Easter morning. |
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String Egg
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This starts out the same way as the String Egg Basket above, only you cover the entire balloon with string and let it dry, before popping. You will need a balloon, yarn and glue. |