Easter is the time for ...

... pink! Whimsical egg warmers, clever napkins, and nostalgic egg cups – this year the Easter bunny is feeling romantic.

The instructions and information for making these Easter decorations yourself can be found in burda World of Fashion 3/2008

Egg-stra special

Add a special touch to your eggs this Easter. Before dipping each egg in Easter egg dye, adhere a sticker with an Easter greeting – here German for “Happy Easter” – to the egg as desired (sticker and dye both from Brauns-Heitmann). When the egg has been dyed to the color of your liking, remove it from the dye and let it dry. Now peel off the sticker again – leaving a white Easter wish on your colored egg!

Egg-squisite

As easy as it gets. The retro-look egg cups from the former GDR can be ordered from “ok-Versand” (approx. 13 Euros for 6 egg cups). All you have to do is add your own Easter egg – dyed as described above, but this time using a bunny sticker.

Make your point

Self-adhesive paper dots (office supplies) turn simple dyed eggs into small works of art!

Top it off!

The cheerful crocheted hats do double duty – they keep your breakfast eggs warm and give your table a festive touch.
By the way.....these would be a great project for beginning crocheters – see our crochet course.

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Put your eggs in one basket

A soft nest for your Easter eggs. The felted basket of pink wool will protect raw eggs and keep boiled eggs warm.

A bevy of bunnies

Make several of these bunnies to hang on an Easter bouquet or appliqué bunny shapes on your Easter tablecloth. With our patterns, these pastel-colored bunnies will quickly hop into your home....

Family Longears

These distinctive bunnies have been folded from fabric napkins. They are happy to wait patiently on your Easter table until they are needed.

Buckets for baskets

This year the bunny brings sweet treats by the bucketful!