I styled this Easter Kids Brunch last year for Yum and Food for Kids Magazine. Their Easter issue is out and full of amazing ideas!! And with Easter round the corner, I thought I'd share all the details here on the blog with tips and trick on how you can re-create it at home. It's a very simple and super colorful table that will wow your little bunnies! But these unique ideas can also be used for the family table too, simply replace the disposable tableware with fancier china.

You still have time to make these fabulous cookie for Easter Sunday ! They are so pretty and taste delicious...and no piping bags in sight! So no excuses not to try! ;) Our fab contributor Gillian shares the full recipe below as seen in Sweet Magazine.

Happy Monday sweet friends!! Want something to make it even happier and a whole lot sweeter? How about some FREE Printable Easter Tags ?! Yep, that should do it ;) This week it's all about Easter and we bring you another super cute freebie treat this month, so make sure you subscribe to our blog feed HERE to get the printables via the feed email all this week, directly in your inbox !! 

Click here for more Easter Party Ideas These are super quick ideas to help all you 'last minute' bunnies! ;)

I just LOVE this adorable, kids  Easter Egg Hunt Party sent in by Ana Carolina, one of our super sweet and mega talented customers - She used some of our NEW Pastel Easter Bunny Printables in the styling, and this is how the party turned out:

Today not only we have a super cute FREE Easter Printables for you, but also a super easy and quick Easter favor idea  to go with it! :) Amber from Party On! Designs created the super cute printable toppers, and The Crafting Mama styled and photographed the adorable tutorial. Check it out the simple steps below:

As always, I love finding novel ways to use party printables, and   this is how these little Easter  B unny Push-up Pops came about. I had some  printable bunny cupcake wrappers left from my  Easter Kids' Egg Hunt Party photo shoot, and couldn't bear to throw them out, so I got my trusty puncher out and few supplies, and voila - Easy and super quick Easter Push-Pop Centerpiece that doubles as party favors holder. Life doesn't get sweet that that for a party nerd like me! :)

I recently saw  a recipe on Pinterest   with a dessert served inside an egg shell. Well, my being to total chocoholic that I am, I thought to myself  " wouldn't it be great if the shells were made of chocolate too?! " - 'Cause it's a know fact there's NO such thing as "too much chocolate"!  So I set off on a culinary experiment to make it as easy as possible to serve my chocolate mousse inside chocolate egg shells  - BUT without the fuss of making the shells from scratch! ;)

Now, when I say " simple " I really mean , " lollies for dummies " - Check out the two-step tutorial below + get your crafty hands on some super cute Happy Easter tags to help you embellish your creations!  :)

Even if I were not a mom, I reckon I'd still find any excuse to play with my food....But luckily I have 2 taste-testers who appreciate my (craziness) efforts. And I can tell you, these little chicks rocked their world!  The main ingredients are simply bread, cheese, and salad veg, but I can assure your little (or big..) ones will love helping you make this colorful and yummy  Easter Chick Spring Salad - Looks so cute as part of Easter brunch menu + is a great way to get them to eat their veg! ;)

I Love to see how our sweet customers style our printables - It's often at looking at these photos, that I personally feel inspired to create more, or to use the printables in a totally new way!

These Plush Flowers, believe it or not; are  made from paper napkins and super quick to make too! They are a variation on my plush fabric flowers that I shared here . Don't they just look so cute?! AND they do not require any sewing , nor a lot of time - The idea came to me when styling our recent  Easter Garden Party . I really wanted to use pastel colored plush flowers, but did not have the time nor disposition to get out my sewing kit, and wondered if the technique would work with paper. Well, it did - Just proves again how necessity (or laziness) really is the mother of all invention! ;) Get the full step-by-step below...