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Kid crafted Easter basket

Filed Under: kids, recreation, seasonal, art, Crafts

Easter basketEaster is my favorite holiday, and the kid in me still looks forward to coloring eggs and waking up Easter Sunday morning to find the hidden basket of eggs, toys and chocolate. Of course, now I do the basket hiding, but it is still fun to watch kids find their basket.

This year, you can save some green by letting your kids make their very own Easter basket. Let them pick out the color of the cotton fabric, and weave the fabric around the stiff rope. Adult supervision is necessary when using the tapestry needle.

Once your little ones have the dimensions they want in their handmade Easter basket, you can help them make the handle for their basket. Don't forget to take pictures for Grandma and Grandpa; they'll want to see the kid crafted basket too. Top off their Easter basket with plenty of chocolate, leaving room for these pretty dyed eggs.


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  • Sarah

    This may be a dumb question, but where can you buy the rope suggested for the older kid style of basket? I made this kind of basket myself many years ago and could never find the right kind of rope to use afterward. Any help would be appreciated!

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