Showing posts with label Easter. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Easter. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Easter. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Easter. Show all posts

Meet Amazing Crafty Kid Bloggers and find Inspiring Easter and Egg Theme Crafts for Kids

Easter Theme Art Projects and Crafts for Kids

While searching the net for things to do with egg cartons and eggs for a kids Easter theme roundup, I came across the most amazing crafty blogger. I was astonished to see she only had 14 GFC followers. Say whaaat? Well, we'll fix that.


Easter Theme Art Projects and Crafts for Kids: Eggshell sidewalk chalk
Egg Shell Chalk from Pink Stripey Socks.




















So, rather than doing a round up, I decided to start a new series where I feature amazing bloggers who aren't getting the exposure and blog love they deserve. Pink Stripey Socks hasn't monetized yet. She hasn't got links for a Facebook page or Pinterest, but with some searching I tracked down her Pinterest Boards. She does have a "subscribe to posts" at the bottom of each one and you should. Her ideas are not only creative; they are inspired recycling! I wanted to pin each one.



Recycled Egg Carton Craft Wreath Springtime Beautiful Paper Peonies
Spring Flower Wreath made from Egg Cartons from Pink Stripey Socks.

So, who is the wo-man behind the blog? Leslie describes her crafting as crapty adventures. I love that! Like many of us, her secret dream is to be a children's book author. She hangs her magic glue stick in New Jersey. Leslie, 11 Pinterest Followers today... 1000 tomorrow. This is your calling :)


Here are some of the great ideas Pink Stripey Socks shares for things to do with eggs/cartons.



Cute Egg Shell Crafts: Like Russian Dolls Kids Crafty Bloggers
Eggshell doll craft from Pink Stripey Socks. Click image to see how to make blown eggs.
This blog will keep you busy for hours. Hop over and find something crapty to inspire your life. :)

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Egg Story for Kids

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Easy Edible Easter Crafts: Things to Do with Marshmallow Peeps

Cute Edible Craft Things to do with Marshmallow Peeps for Easter

Who doesn't love Peeps? Well, besides me. I don't like the tingly feeling on my tongue, but Peeps are oh so cute and perfect for preschoolers crafts. I found these 8 adorable things to do with marshmallow Peeps. Did you know they even have an entire store dedicated to these cuties? You can make all of these Edible Peeps Crafts at home with your kids.


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Easy Edible Easter Crafts: Things to Do with Marshmallow Peeps






I was inspired to surf for recipe ideas for easy edible Easter crafts after visiting an old-fashioned candy store selling chocolate covered Peeps. Everything in the store was decorated in pastels for Easter and the store windows were straight out of Wonka's factory. The Peeps from Your Home Based Mom pictured below are similar.





Things to do with Peeps for Easter




Things to do with Marshmallow Peeps Chocolate covered easy edible Easter Craft
Chocolate Covered Peep Chicks Recipe from Your Homebased Mom.



Peeps Recipes Chocolate Casserole Easter
An M and M's Peep casserole! 


Yes, we're gonna try this Peep's Casserole from The Party-Animal Blog.
Did you know you can make a chocolate Peeps casserole? This one from The Party Animal-Blog looks fantastic even to me. I'm going to try to make the recipe for Easter this year.

The Soccer Mom has an awesome, adorable Peeps Cupcake recipe. Check it out!



Peeps Easter Cupcakes from Soccer Mom.



Painting with Peeps is the perfect activity for preschool kids. This one from It Mom is super cute, but I'd do it with edible paint. We have lots of different recipes here just search in the browse us bar for "edible paint."



Easter Craft Painting with Peeps
Painting with Peeps from It Mom Blog.


Inspire Me Crafts offers up "dressed up" Peeps dipped in chocolate and looking like a bunny bride and groom. Wouldn't they be cute wedding party favors for a spring bridal shower? Pair them with the Peeps topiary below for a fun, spring theme bridal shower.




Easy Edible Easter Crafts Recipe: Peeps Marshmallow Smore's
Make S'mores with Peeps like Electic Recipes did.

Peeps Smore's is an easy, fun edible craft for kids. They can construct them and you can pop them in the microwave. This idea came from Electic Recipes.



DIY Decor Easter Craft Peeps Topiary for Kid's party
Peeps Crafts for Easter from CraftsnCoffee.com


Finally, this home decor idea for Easter is perfect for a kid's party. The Peep's Topiary from CraftsnCoffee is easy to make with kids. 


What are you crafting up this Easter? You better hurry, if you are wondering when is Easter this year? Easter is April 16, 2017.

Easter Bunny Coloring Page Printable for Kids

Here's a cute Easter Bunny Coloring Page Printable for the kids

Easter is around the corner! Hey wait, I like to color how about you? We host lots of free coloring sheets on MediaFire, so hop over to find this free Easter Bunny printable. Enjoy!


Easter Bunny Coloring Page Printable for kids
Easter Bunny Coloring Page. 
Right click and save to print or click
FREE Printable Bunny.


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Wanna Easy Way to Color Eggs

Use a Dudley Egg Spinner!*

This post has moved: Easy way to color Easter Eggs.
You might also like Homemade Easter Egg Coloring Dye.

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Easy Recycled Bunny Costume Ideas and Easter Bunny Jokes for Kids

Easy Recycled Bunny Costume Ideas: Bunny Jokes for Kids

Need a bunny costume? We made a Funny Bunny for 2009 from a recycled stuffed Easter bunny. Now, I'm getting the biggest stuffed bunny I can find and improving the design. Here's the old version to help spark your creativity. What ideas do you have for a homemade bunny costume?

Here's a silly bunny joke for Easter. Enjoy!

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Easy Recycled Bunny Costume Ideas and bunny jokes
Make your own diy Homemade Easter Bunny costume
 and tell some jokes to the kids.


Bunny Jokes for Kids:


So what do you call a bunny with fleas? 
"Bugs Bunny!"


What is important in an easy, cute recycled costume?

1.  Ease of construction.

2.  Crafty Cleverness.
3.  Cuteness Factor.
4.  Comfort
5.  Frugality

Simple, cheap costumes rent for $50 and sell for about $90.  We made this costume from an over-sized, stuffed bunny.

We took a creative trip to Goodwill, found some bunny p.j.s and a giant, floppy, stuffed bunny for $1.99.


Sadly, we cut off all of her appendages, removed the stuffing, cut out eye holes, then re-attached her eyes.


The ears are stuffed with a metal clothes hanger. My daughter loved wearing the stuffy's fuzzy feet and paws. I added a simple, black half-face mask for the interior structure.


NO SEW - just tacky glue.


The stuffy's main body/belly became a tunic to hide the wearer's neck. We'd planned to attach it to the back to cover hair, but later decided she looked like a cute girl bunny with her hair spilling out. The stuffy's tail is hot-glued to the back of the p.j.s. Get Hoppin'!




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Adult Deluxe Trix Bunny Rabbit Costume - Bunny Rabbit Costumes
Bunny Costume Ideas.







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Dudley's Spin an Egg Art Easy way to Color and Decorate eggs: Best $5 Ever Spent on Easter Egg Kit

"Dudley's Spin an Egg" is truly the best $5 I ever spent on Easter Egg Coloring Kits: How to Decorate Eggs

It is so easy to color and decorate eggs and make them beautiful. Learn How to decorate Easter eggs with this fun Easter egg coloring kit. These eggs are the best ever. Enjoy!


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Dudley Spin an Easter Egg Easy Coloring Kit How to Make Refill Dye
Dudley Spin and Egg Easy Decorating Kit.

This is so cool! The kids had a blast and I loved it! It is the good, old faithful Dudley brand, "SPIN an EGG," I got mine at Meijer for $5. Look for them on clearance, so you can have a couple for next year. It is so easy, and there is virtually no clean-up. My kids all give it 2 thumbs up (the teenager too)!


Easy Egg Coloring Decorating for Preschoolers and Toddlers Babies
Easy way for Toddlers and Preschoolers to color Easter eggs.


How to Decorate eggs for Easter

Boil your eggs, the old cook books have a recipe for how to boil eggs. I am terrible at it. My eggs always crack or are underdone. Let the eggs cool in the fridge for about an hour, then wipe them dry with a paper towel before coloring.  


how to decorate easter eggs how to boil eggs
Decorating Easter Eggs with Preschoolers with no mess.

'Dudley Spin Art' comes with several coloring packets and the box has color mixing instructions for all your budding little Picassos. If you run out you can make your own Easter egg dye with food coloring. The recipe is at the end of this post.

how to use Dudley Spin an Egg spinner decorating kit make your own dye
Start with a clean dry egg. 
This is essential for the dye to properly adhere to the egg.



















Cut open a pouch and drop 8-10 drops in the spinner or use homemade Easter egg dye. Add the room temperature, dry egg, place the lid on top, and have the kids push the button to watch it spin! Kids love to watch the process.


Dudley Marbled Eggs Easter Dye Kit Refill Recipe
Marbled Eggs with Dudley Egg Spinner.

The kit comes with a Dudley "Puppet" (or use a plastic baggie) to retrieve the eggs from the spinner. Between colors, just wipe the spinner with a paper towel to remove excess dye.


How to Decorate Eggs: Decorating Easter Eggs with Kids Dudley Style
Voila! Beautiful one-of-a-kind decorated Easter Eggs.

Look at these beautiful, shiny eggs. Imagine laying them in a homemade nest for a glorious table setting. You can buy perfect nesting material at Walmart. It comes in various colors. It is a string-like, candy substance (looks like colored coconut). The package describes it as edible Easter grass. It would be the perfect complement to these artsy, marbleized Easter eggs. 

How to make homemade Easter egg dye (not die) for Dudley refill 

Can you use food coloring for Dudley Spin an Egg Art? Of course,  you can!

You need: Food Coloring, Vinegar, Water
Optional: White Crayon

In a ceramic cup, mix together 1/2 C. of room temperature water, 1 Tbs. vinegar, and several drops of food coloring. Neon food coloring works best for vibrant eggs. You will need several drops for maximum color. You can also experiment with Kool-aid packets. Use a white crayon to draw circles or shapes that will resist the egg dye.


Use 1 Tbs. of color in your Dudley Egg Spinner or Spin Art kit. 


Recommended Reading:


Crafts For Easter (Holiday Crafts for Kids)*


175 Easy-to-Do Easter Crafts: Creative Uses for Recyclables (Easy-to-Do Crafts Easy-to-Find Things)*

Easter Egg Games for a kid's party

Get your own Dudley Spin an Egg Art*
















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