Easter Basket Thumbprint

Pintrest Objective: http://pinterest.com/pin/195765915022428671/
Original source: http://www.sillyeaglebooks.com/2012/03/thumbprint-easter-egg-craft.html

What you'll need:
2 pieces of paper (one white and one colored or designed)
paint or ink pad


Directions:

Take a piece of  colored paper (or if you have  plaid scrapbook paper, this works too) Draw an Easter basket onto the designed piece of paper. Glue down onto a piece of white paper. Dipping your childs finger into the paint or ink pad stamp onto the paper to make it look like you have eggs in your basket. One. Repeat as many times as necessary. For a different look after we added some Easter grass to the baskets

Bunny craft

Pintrest Objective :http://pinterest.com/pin/195765915022397251/

Originally blogged: alittledelightful.blogspot.com.au

What you'll need:
Paper plate
pom poms
pipe cleaners
crayons
pink paper (for inside of the ears)
 white paper (also for ears)
glue
scissors
Sharpie (or just black crayon)
So  with Eater a week away I've decided to make these cute little bunnies with my daughters feet. Because one day they will be teenagers and not want to look me in the eye. I don't have paper plates (if you didn't guess from the duck pond blog) So I'm making do with white paper cut out by tracing a dinner plate. HERE IS WHAT YOU DO: Trace your childs foot with the pink paper, cut it out and glue it to the white paper and then glue to the plate. While that is drying make the eyes (two ovals) and glue to the plate. Next take the pip cleaners and add to the middle of the plate to be whiskers and add pom pom as the nose. With a black sharpie add mouth. Yeah... I didn't have any of that. Well, okay I did but it is still packed and I'm too lazy to write on all the boxes clearly and I don't know where they are. So I made everything out of paper.

Easter Chick

Pintrest: http://pinterest.com/pin/195765915022397239/
Original blogger: http://www.squidoo.com/Easter-Kids-Crafts

What you'll need:
Chick template (see original bloggers page)
yellow colored paper
glue
scissors
pencil

Using the template from the original blogger (who got it from Kaboose.com) print them out and have your child color it in. I would say use colored paper, but you can't because the beak and feet are orange.Cut out the body, feet and beak. Next trace your childs hand on yellow colored paper, cut out. Glue together in appropriate spots.