Hippity hoppin’ Easter’s on its way and we have three adorable DIY Easter favors for you to view only in time for the holiday! Inspired by pretty pastels and also the Easter bunny himself, you’re going to appreciate how simple all three of these projects are to make, and your family and friends will enjoy both the sweet packaging and also the candy treats inside! Continue reading to see how we left our three Easter favor ideas come to life and become inspired to make your own.
Bunny Tails
Here Is What you will need:
- Clear prefer boxes
- Mini marshmallows
- Sharpie
- White and pink paper
- Cotton balls
- hot glue gun
- Scissors
- Tape
- Wire (optional)
Use a sharpie to draw a bunny’s head on one side of your clear box. On the opposite side of the box, use a hot glue gun to glue a cotton ball (the bunny’s tail) on the box. Next, using pink and white paper, draw and cut bunny ears. You may need to use wire to make these stand up right like we did. If that’s the case, then tape a piece of wire to the rear of the ears, then tape or glue the ears on the upper lid of your box. Ensure the front of your ears is facing the same manner as the rabbit face. Fill with marshmallows and you are all set!
Rock Candy Carrots
Here Is What you’ll need:
- Orange rock candy on a pole
- Green paper streamer
- Scissors
- Tape
Cut a piece of paper streamer and use scissors to create fringe on either side. Next, wrap the streamer (together with the fringe facing off from the rock candy) around the stick and use a piece of tape to fasten it. Easy!
Easter Egg Pails
Here’s what you will need:
- Mini pails
- Jordan almonds
- Paper grass
- Ribbon
- Tags
Fill a mini pail about 3/4 of the way with newspaper bud and put in your Jordan almonds on top. Next, tie a label onto the pail’s handle using pretty ribbon. That’s it!
Which one of these ideas would you make for Easter day? Are you currently really having a gathering for Easter where you plan to give out favors? We like to hear from our readers, so please feel free to leave us a comment. We hope you have so much fun recreating those three ideas!
