Tips for Making Easter Baskets

Series Summary

People love the idea of an Easter Sunday afternoon filled with fun and family. Whether it’s a celebration of resurrection, or just a time to gather together, watch television and hunt for candy-filled Easter eggs, the holiday gives us all another opportunity to reconnect with loved ones and spend the day relaxing.

Easter is especially important for kids; it’s one of the four major holidays where they get to collect handfuls of candy and eat them at will. But aside from chocolate, foil wrappers, and sugar comas, Easter gives parents a chance to spend quality time with their kids. One way to do that is to do Easter-themed craft projects.

In this free video series, learn steps for making a fun Easter basket in the shape of a bunny. Our expert shows you how to add a mouth, nose, whiskers and a special surprise to your new basket friend.

Video Transcript

"Hi, I'm Lynne Lincoln on behalf of expertvillage.com. I'm so excited cause just around the corner is Easter. When dying eggs all day for the Easter egg hunt and now I'm going to make some baskets. This first basket I'm going to show you how to make is the cutest. You're going to need any size basket pretty much and you're just going to start off with some white, red and black paint. Just put it out, I actually have it where my Easter eggs have been dyed, but you can put it anywhere, paper plates, something like that is fine. All you need is white, red and black."