Things I love for Easter.

Easter means chocolate and I know that the boys will indulge over the Easter weekend. (I think the Easter Bunny will find us in Hawaii.) So I try to always include something else with the Easter Eggs to dilute the chocolate hit. Here are a few things that caught my eye.

1. Easter Bunny glasses from Seed 2. A cosy beanie from Peter Alexander 3. Easter Eggshell candles from Less Candles 4.Bunny slippers from Seed 5. A cute Easter card from Down That Little Lane 6. Winter Pj's from Peter Alexander 7. A fab DIY - bunny macarons from Sugar and Cloth
Do you give anything with your Easter Eggs? Have you given into the temptation of Easter Eggs before Easter? We might be a bit guilty of that here!

Tuesday Tutorial - DIY Confetti Dipped Easter Eggs.

I came across these gorgeous Easter Eggs the other day by Studio DIY. Their pretty colours and sparkly confetti caught my eye.
This would be a perfect craft for the little ones or I would use them to decorate my dining table at Easter.

Supply List
Eggs - hard boiled or hollowed out Craft paint Paint brushes Drying rack (optional but makes life easier!) Decoupage glue/Mod Podge Foil Confetti

To make First you've got to paint those eggs and let them dry completely.

Once dry, apply a thin coat of mod podge to the part of the egg you want covered in confetti. Then immediately sprinkle confetti over the mod podge till it’s covered! 

Let dry completely on the drying rack again.

And yes folks, its as simple as that.

All instructions and photos by Studio DIY. Check out their site as they have so many fabulous ideas.

Do you do any Easter crafts?