Peeps Twinkie Car Treats

Vroom! Vroom! The Easter bunnies are on their way! 

These Peep/Twinkie cars are easy to make just a little time consuming - but the end result is worth it! 

Very easy and fun activity with the kids - pretty self explanatory.

Tires and Steering Wheel - Gummy Lifesavers

Hub Caps - M&M's

Car Horn - Orange Jelly Bean

Front Windshield & Back Seat Rest - Trolls Peach Rings (cut in half)

Car Body - Twinkie

Driver - Bunny Peeps

"Glue" - Icing

Toothpick - Stick 1/2 in Peep & 1/2 in Twinkie 

Basically all you do is stick the bunny in the twinkie and then attach all the "car parts" with icing. Have fun!!

 

 

 

Wishing you peace, love and a little pixie dust,

-Kendall-

33 Easter Egg Ideas

With just a week left until Easter, it's time to start thinking about dying and decorating those Easter eggs! Decorating Easter eggs is not only a fun family activity to get ready for the holiday, but a quick and easy way to add a festive touch to your holiday decor - no matter what your budget is! 

How are you going to decorate your eggs this year???

Masking Tape Patterned Eggs

Source : Country Living

Speckled Easter Eggs

Source : Southern Living

Painted Easter Eggs

Source : Quick and Simple

Feathered Birdie Eggs

Source : Disney Family Fun

Glittered Eggs

Source : Martha Stewart

Marbleized Easter Eggs

Source : Martha Stewart

Marbled Easter Eggs

Source : Quick and Simple

Rubber Band Egg Designs

Source : Better Homes and Gardens

Gold Leaf Metallic Eggs

Source : Martha Stewart

Silhouette Eggs

Source : Martha Stewart

Chalkboard Eggs

Source : Style At Home

Gilded Eggs

Source : Martha Stewart

Baby Blue Bird Eggs

Source : Martha Stewart

Melted Crayon Eggs

Source : Disney Family Fun

Crepe Paper Bunny Eggs

Source : Martha Stewart

Paper Napkin Decoupage Eggs

Source : Martha Stewart

Lace Eggs

Source : Martha Stewart

Electrical Tape Square Patterned Eggs

Source : Martha Stewart

Punched Paper Decorated Eggs

Source : Woman's Day

Wax and Dye Pysanky Eggs

Source : Better Homes and Gardens

Naturally Dyed Easter Eggs

Source : Better Homes and Gardens

Ribbon and Ric Rack Eggs

Source : Better Homes and Gardens

Sticker and Dye Egg Designs

Source : Better Homes and Gardens

Sticker Decorated Eggs

Source : Better Homes and Gardens

Candy Coated Eggs

Source : Parents

Foil Wrapped Eggs

Source : Parents

Japanese Washi Tape Wrapped Eggs

Source : Better Homes and Gardens

Scrapbook Embellishment Decorated Eggs

Source : Better Homes and Gardens

Punched Adhesive Circles Sprinkled With Glitter

Source : Better Homes and Gardens

Tie Dye Easter Eggs

Source : Disney Family Fun

Painted String Egg Decorating Technique

Source : Disney Family Fun

Thumbprint Design Eggs

Source : Disney Family Fun

Silk Tye Dyed Eggs

Source : Martha Stewart

Blog idea source : Under the Table and Dreaming by Stephanie Lynn

Enjoy!

Wishing you peace, love and a little pixie dust,

-Kendall-

Carrot Treat Cones

This year for Easter favors for my son's class we made Carrot Treat Cones. They were easy to make, super cute and perfect for this time of year!

Supplies : 

* Patterned paper ( if you can't find orange polka dot, you could use a stripe, check, solid, etc, )

* Green fringe trim

* A coordinating ribbon for handle

* Scissors, tape, glue dots, stapler 

Step 1 : Draw your cone pattern on the backside of your paper

Step 2 : Cut out your patterns.

Step 3 : Roll your pattern into a cone and then tape it together along the outside seam. 

Step 4 : Measure your fringe so that it fits around the top edge of your cone. Cut it and then staple it or hot glue it around the top.

Step 5 : Cut a strip of your ribbon about 12-16" long. With glue dots, staples, hot glue, etc., affix your ribbon to opposite sides of your cone on the inside. This serves as your handle. Finished!

Final step : Fill your carrot cone with treats and goodies! 

Not only are these treat cones the perfect gift for classmates, they are also great just for spring remembrances for friends, neighbors, coworkers, etc. They could be hung on the back of chairs at a brunch, or as place markers set in the center of dinner plates. They also could be left "hanging" around the house on Easter morning by the Easter bunny. Use your imagination! The possibilities for these cute little cones are endless! 

Wishing you peace, love and a little pixie dust,

-Kendall-