My kiddos are a little old for baskets at 21, 19, 15, and 12 and I wanted to do a little something different this year. In fact, the past few years we haven't used baskets for Easter treats - one year it was colorful bowls from IKEA (that went directly to my kitchen afterwards), the next year was a large plastic egg with Swedish candy (again, from IKEA).
I started with the rest of my collection of mason jars and some smallish Easter candy - jellybeans, peeps, Cadbury eggs - even pina colada tics tacs!
I filled each jar, jumbling it all together.
I'm not a huge fan of peeps, but they look cute squished in here
I made some bunny head tags and cut around each one with my fancy craft scissors. Then tied them onto the jars with curling ribbon. This will be a sweet little treat waiting for them when we get home from church. And the jars will eventually return to the kitchen!
E. Bunny is a tradition my mother started and in fact, she still sends me Easter treats. You're never too old for candy!
Gina
4 comments:
What a great idea! Perfect gift for teachers, neighbors, anybody! Thank you for the idea.
Love this idea! May have to try this one! THank you!
I love the mason jar idea! :) The Peeps do look cute in there...I like Peeps, but only when they're very fresh. :)
Thanks so much for the visit to my blog! :)
Cute idea!
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