Fast and Easy Easter Dinner Idea

I saw this Cute Idea on Pinterest! Click Here to Smart School House for more!

Happy Easter!

Easter Beer Hunt

Why Didn't I think of this????!!!!!

I just saw this on Facebook and Had to share!

Easter Beer Hunt

Click HERE for YouTube Video!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2RNtTxLK5_c

Happy Easter for Adults, Too!

xoxo

Easy Easter Egg Platter with Chocolate Covered Pretzels

MyMommaToldMe.com made this EASY and adorable Easter Tray

Click HERE for instructions!

I Love the simple idea of chocolate covered pretzels in pretty pastel colors making stripes. You could use the little chocolate bunnies or even regular pretzels in place of the bunnies…the possibilities are endless…Happy Easter!

Easter Cupcake Idea

Carrot and Dirt Cupcake Idea

I love this idea…SomethingSwanky.com shares a cute a idea. They used a chocolate covered strawberry on top of a "dirt" cupcake!

Click HERE for recipe!

Easter Bunny Rolls from Crescent Rolls

Kitchen Fun with My 3 Sons has an easy tutorial for making Easter Bunnies with Crescent Rolls!

Click Here for directions!

Easter Chick from Ball Jar

How cute is this????

I love it! 

Shakentogetherlife.com shares this tutorial which uses starbursts and cupcake liners!

Super cute! 

click HERE for more!

Bunny Napkin Holder

Happy Easter Everyone!

Here is a last minute Free Printable from Dimple Prints.

Simple and Free...Gotta love that!

Click HERE for printable and directions!

xoxo

Bunny Cookies!

Hop on over for 

Bunny Butt cookies!

I love these! how cute Hungry Happenings.com makes these cute cookies!

Nilla, wafers, melting chocolate and marshmallows!

I hear these!

Click here for tutorial...

You are an Egg-celent Teacher!

Eighteen 25 does it again!

I love this for Easter...they have Free printable labels for either teachers, or friends...

Click HERE for free labels!

xoxo

Easy Cake Ideas for Easter

Store Bought Cakes dressed up for Easter!

This is a great idea, edible grass with a store bought chocolate bunny and a plastic blue egg...

How simple and beautiful

thank you Dixie Delights for a great idea!

this cake has peeps and yellow gum balls!

Gotta love "Semi-Homemade" ideas!

also from Dixie Delights

Bunny Bags

Oh Happy Day! 

Has the cutest tutorial for these Bunny Bags!

Made with white bags and ribbon!

I love them and can't wait to make them!

You can use them for class treats or in your Easter Baskets!

click here for the tutorial!

Easter Bunny Dinner Rolls

Little bunnies for your Easter Brunch or Dinner!

I saw this on Facebook...

I plan on using frozen dinner rolls and kitchen shears to cut the ears and then a bamboo skewer to make the eyes! I love this idea!

xoxo

Bunny Fold Napkins

another easy idea for your Easter Brunch or Dinner!

Bunny Fold Napkins...hop to it...

Step 1

Fold starched napkin into thirds to form a rectangle. (If you're using a square napkin, you'll need to fold in half, and then fold in half again to get a long rectangular shape.)

Step 2

Crease in half to create a center line for reference; fold top corners down along this line.

Step 3

Fold up from bottom corners along dotted lines.

Step 4

Bring left and right edges together on center line.

Step 5

Flip upside down and over. Turn up bottom point.

Step 6

To fasten: Fold left and right corners back; tuck one corner into the pocket of the other. Pull out bunny ears first; open up base.

Thank you Queen Martha, idea from: Marthastewart.com: Bunny Fold for Napkins - Martha Stewart Crafts 

Kool Aid Dyed Easter Eggs!

Kool Eggs

How Klever!

Hey! Jen Renee.com gives us this tutorial...

This is really all you need, because Kool-Aid has citric acid in it. No need for vinegar! Add one packet of Kool-Aid to 2/3 cup of water and stir. That's it. I used both lukewarm and cold water and it didn't really make a difference with how our eggs turned out. Keep in mind that Kool-Aid powder is pretty messy, so you should do all of the mixing over your sink to prevent your counter tops from turning different colors the next time you wipe them off.

You don't have to leave the eggs in the dye cups very long before you'll see them become quite brightly colored. The eggs will smell fruity at first but after they dry, they smell and taste like normal hard-boiled eggs.

 Warning: you about a couple of colors/flavors that had less than desirable results. Lemonade on its own comes out too light (as does the Pink Lemonade) and Grape will quickly turn dark gray-ish. I remedied this by mixing things up a bit. To get a nice yellow, use one packet of Lemonade mixed with a quarter to half packet of Orange. To get light pink, use one packet of Pink Lemonade and add a little bit of Cherry or Strawberry. To turn the gray/brown Grape egg into an indigo color, add some Berry Blue to the mix.

A great idea....

A large muffin baking pan works really well for egg dyeing!

Easter Table Centerpiece

I love this idea from Mix, Mingle and Glow

It looks fresh, and adds great colors for your Easter Table!

Supplies needed:

Vase (long enough for carrots)

 long carrots

Daisy's

Ribbon

place long carrots in vase,

put Daisy's with stems in the middle of the carrots,

add festive ribbon!

Cute and Easy!

Glow in the Dark Easter Egg Hunt!

I saw this cute idea from Mommy Savers...

Roll up the bracelet glow-sticks, put then in an Easter egg, and hide them around the yard.  You could also do this in your house with the lights off. 

This is a great idea for Tweens, Teens and EVEN ADULTS!!!!...a new twist on Easter Egg hunts. Who doesn't like glow in the dark stuff???

  Use the nighttime mode on your camera and you can get some fun pictures, too.  Instead of putting candy in the eggs,  put coins inside (and put $1.00 bill in one golden egg!).  

Because of the glowing effect, your eggs will stand out.  You'll have to get creative when it comes to hiding them.   Hide them under rocks, under leaves, etc.  make sure they were well-hidden.