Homemade Bunny Finger Puppets: Simply Adorable!

How adorable are these? Easy-to-make felt bunny finger puppets for Easter baskets. Click here for step-by-step instructions to make a bunch before the weekend!

From purlbee.com

Easter Basket with Less Sugar and More Fun

We all struggle to find ways to prepare attractive kids' Easter Bunny baskets with minimum sugar. We found a fun substitution for candy that will get kids quite involved. A craft kit to make a little bunny with a lovely spotty dress and a shakable tail.

The kit includes pre-cut felt pieces, cotton printed pattern, stuffing, metal needle, metal keyring. Best for ages 6+.

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Organic Easter Chocolate Splurge

Attention Chocoholics! Easter is the time to splurge on chocolate, so, we are bringing to you a list of the very best in organic and fair trade gourmet chocolate...yummy!!!

We have no commercial agreements with any of these companies...it is all about love for chocolate.

Decadent Truffles or Easter Egg Truffles from Organic Style
 

Truffles from Sweet Earth

Chocolate Bars from Dagoba Organic Chocolate

Double Dark Truffle Bar from Terra Nostra

Organic Dark Squares from Lake Champlain

Easter Bunny Candy Holder

Any empty jar will work for this fun and colorful project to celebrate Easter with kids. Filling the bunny's belly with some yummy and nutritious candy (think about dry fruits covered with chocolate!) will make it very enjoyable!

Materials:
-1 small empty jar
- 4 cotton balls
- ½ sheet pink felt
- ½ sheet white felt
- 4" square piece of purple felt
- 2 large wiggle eyes
- 3" x 1" piece of purple construction paper
- Black marker
- Dried fruits covered with dark chocolate

Wash and thoroughly dry jar and lid. Fill jar with fruits. Cover the top of the jar lid with a thin layer of white craft glue. Pull 3 cotton balls apart and attach them to the lid. Be sure to cover the sides of the lid as well. Let dry.
From the pink felt, cut out 2 long ovals for the ears and 2 smaller long ovals from the white felt. Glue the white to the pink. Set aside. Cut 2 circles for the paws from the pink felt. Glue circles on either side of the purple paper and write "Happy Easter" with the black marker. Set aside.

Cut a bowtie from the purple felt. Set aside. Cut a small triangle from the pink felt for the nose and glue it to the jar lid. Glue the wiggle eyes onto the jar lid, so they are on a slant, using the cotton to help prop them up toward the top. Let dry.

Put the lid on the jar and screw it in place. Once in place, glue the bowtie to the front of the jar, beneath the lid.  Glue the ears to the back of the jar lid. Glue the last cotton ball to the back of the jar for the tail.Glue the paws and sign to the front of the jar.

Tips:

1. It's important to wait until after the jar lid is in place to attach anything to the jar. If you glue things to the jar first, you may not be able to line up the face with everything else.
2. Wiggle eyes with eyelashes are available at craft supply stores.
3. Keep a damp washcloth nearby in case your child's fingers get sticky from attaching the cotton balls to the lid.

Source: crafts.kaboose.com