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Easter DIY ideas (Part One)
With Easter coming up we've been looking at DIY craft projects to brighten up the holiday- but we've been trying to find things a bit further afield than decorated eggs and bunny rabbits- try something different this easter! Hostess with the Mostess has this tutorial for amazing looking carrot cupcakes, involving baking batter inside an ice cream cone. They look really impressive, and tasty- maybe suggest it's time to leave the Easter Bunny a gift like we do for the reindeer at christmas. 
The great thing about edible crafts is that you don't end up having to either throw them away or find a place to put them- clutter be gone! A more traditional edible for easter is a painted hard-boiled egg. They seem to inevitably end up with the egg turning a spectacularly unappetising colour, and, to be honest, a bit boring for kids. However- check out Kimberly Cun's surprise marbled easter eggs: 
Aren't they awesome? They look like something from a comic book! Another fun twist on Easter eggs are these cool DIY LED eggs from Apartment Therapy: 
They're not edible, but they are definitely useful past their easter sell-by-date! Stay tunes for more cool Easter ideas!
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The great thing about edible crafts is that you don't end up having to either throw them away or find a place to put them- clutter be gone! A more traditional edible for easter is a painted hard-boiled egg. They seem to inevitably end up with the egg turning a spectacularly unappetising colour, and, to be honest, a bit boring for kids. However- check out Kimberly Cun's surprise marbled easter eggs: 
Aren't they awesome? They look like something from a comic book! Another fun twist on Easter eggs are these cool DIY LED eggs from Apartment Therapy: 
They're not edible, but they are definitely useful past their easter sell-by-date! Stay tunes for more cool Easter ideas!
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