Easter baskets are a definite must-have item for a sweet and splendid Easter celebration. They’re festive, decorative, and loved by all. But if you’re growing a bit weary of the “basic basket”, try getting a little creative this year!
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See our list below for imaginative ways to assemble an inspired basket this Easter.
Fill with Homemade Treats
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This way, you control the sugar levels and ingredient contents. Plus, it’s budget friendly to boot!
Eat The Whole Darn Thing
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Or… go completely candy crazy and create a basket made entirely of edible treats.
Bunny Dip Basket
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This veggie bunny dip “basket” is just adorable (and delish)!
Tutu Inspired
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A tutu inspired Easter basket? It’s just too, too cute!
Paint Can Basket
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This DIY paint can basket is perfect for filling up with treats or Easter eggs during an egg hunt!
The Un-Sugar High Basket
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Easter baskets don’t have to be all about candy you know. We love this idea of creating a non-candy version that’s equally fun and festive!
All Felt Up
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Easy DIY felt bunny bags to store candy, trinkets, and eggs!
DIY Totes
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We’re loving the idea of an Easter basket tote. The above example is a printable version, or if you’re feeling a bit lazy… get our Beau-coup take out boxes below for an easy cheat.
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Bunny Envelopes
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These bunny envelopes are super easy to make and perfect for storing treats!
Berry Easter Baskets
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We are totally digging this DIY berry basket. It’s a fantastic way to reuse old strawberry baskets from the grocery store!
