Today, my daughter, Lainey, created these tie-dye Easter eggs. She used a special "paper towel" technique to get this look. We both had so much fun and the eggs turned out beautifully!
We used empty pudding cup containers for each color dye. This worked great because they were just the right size and no spilling like regular plastic cups!
This lovely Easter egg place card craft from Kristen and Missy from Sweetly Chic Events & Designs would look gorgeous on your Easter dinner table!
Easter is only a few days away, so we thought we would share a quick, simple, and chic way to add a bit of glitz to your holiday tablescape! With just a few supplies, you can add a touch of custom creativity that all your guests will be sure to enjoy!
Today we are sharing gorgeous Easter dessert table ideas to inspire you for your own celebrations! Below are 10 of my favorite Easter dessert tables. I just love all the spring colors, all the beautiful desserts, and all the sweet bunnies and Easter eggs! I'm sure there are at least a couple of ideas you might want to borrow. :)
This delicious Easter marshmallow white chocolate bark recipe from Shauna at Ella and Annie Magazine would look so pretty on a spring dessert table or packaged up cute as Easter party favors! Who doesn't love white chocolate and marshmallows (with some sprinkles thrown in)?!
I am used to making peppermint bark around the holidays, and thought it would be fun to try an Easter bark!
Virginie, from That Cute Little Cake is here with a great way to decorate for Easter, something kids will love!
How cute are these sugar cookie Easter baskets filled with edible grass and jelly beans? What kid wouldn't want to get one of these as an Easter treat!
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