19 Easy Easter Baskets Your Kids Are Sure to Love

Take a look at these 19 easy Easter baskets your kids are sure to love!

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1. Fill a football helmet for boys.

 

2. Use beach towels and flip-flops to make beach bunny “baskets.”

 

3. Repurpose a plastic wagon as a garden Easter basket.

 

4. Use candy boxes to make an edible basket.

You’ll need: Movie theater-size candy boxes, two Laffy Taffy or Nerd ropes, a glue gun and glue, a piece of cardboard and fake grass.

First, glue the candy boxes together as shown. Cut out a piece of cardboard that will fit the bottom of the basket and glue it to the bottom of the boxes. Hot glue one end of the Laffy Taffy rope to the middle and top of the candy box and glue the other end of the rope to the middle of the other box of candy. Do this one more time with the remaining rope. Once that’s done, fill the basket with grass and goodies!

 

5. Create a baking basket with baking essentials.

 

 

6. Create an Easter bunny bag out of a brown paper bag and pom poms.

Turn a boring brown paper bag into an Easter Bunny that your kids will love to take to school. Just use a brown paper bag, a colorful pom pom, gift tag (or you can make one out of any color paper), twine or string, a hot glue gun and scissors.

Prepare to cut the bag by folding it in half. Draw a diagonal line from the top outer edge of the bag down toward the folded side. This will help you achieve a nice, even “V” for the ears. Make the cut.

Fill the bag with lunch, Easter eggs, candy or any other Easter goodies, and wrap with twine or string and the gift tag. Glue on a pom pom ball as the nose, and you’ve got yourself the cutest Easter Bunny lunch bag!

 

7. Buy your kids’ favorite TV character rubber boots and fill.

 

8. Use a mini swimming pool as an Easter basket.

 

9. Make an “oh my gold” basket.

Find little gold trinkets, or paint items gold for this themed basket.

 

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10. Make hat baskets for teenage boys.

 

11. Turn a toy truck into an Easter basket.

 

12. Fill an inflatable pool.

 

13. Make an edible Easter basket out of Peeps.

 

14. Use terra-cotta pots as Easter baskets.

Use pieces of decorative paper to make the handles.

 

 

15. Use a tote for teenage girls.

 

16. Use umbrellas as Easter baskets.

 

17. Make a tackle box Easter basket.

 

18. Use birch bark, cardstock and craft glue to make a rustic Easter basket.

You’ll need birch bark sheets, thick card stock and craft glue.

Make a box with the card stock in any size that you’d like. Cut the card stock pieces to fit the size of the box then use the craft glue to cover each piece with birch bark. Attach a handle and you’re good to go!

 

19. Fill a makeup bag with goodies for teenage girls.

 

 

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