I am going to set a record for me and post again! Right after I finished my grandson's storage buckets, it was time to start work on Easter Baskets. For these I used
Noodlehead's divided basket pattern. These were so much fun to make. I used glittery Easter fabric for both baskets, but lined my granddaughter's in pink & white fabric and my grandson's in bright orange. I filled both with all kinds of cute little Easter toys(and I snuck in a little bit of candy, too!) They had no problems telling who's was whose...Teddy in his cute little 3 year old voice told me his was orange....NOT pink!
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Here they are with all the eggs they found at the Easter Egg Hunt at the University where their father teaches. |
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Maddie discovering eggs in her own front yard! |
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Look! I found a bright blue egg! |
I had fun making the baskets and the kids had fun filling them! The baskets are quite sturdy and can be used for lots of fun things!
How sweet and what a great idea.
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