Last
year my Eldest was eating her breakfast and thinking about dolls.
"Mommy! What if we used the empty yogurt cups and made Easter baskets
for our dolls?" And that's how this project got started and is turning
into a tradition for our family.
Easter grass (or tissue paper)
* Large nail or screw (to make the hole for the pipe cleaner handle)
* Cuticle scissors or seam ripper
* Adult supervision/assistance required
Directions
1) Once you are done eating your yogurt, clean out the container and remove the wrapper from the yogurt cup using cuticle scissors or a seam ripper.
Your doll Easter basket is ready for the Easter bunny!!
If
you want to make smaller baskets for dolls like the WellieWishers, you
can use empty applesauce or fruit cup containers. They are a thicker
plastic though, so please be careful when poking holes for the handles.
Bonus
- Once the Easter season is over, you can easily remove all/most of the
decorative items and save for another project. The yogurt cups can be
recycled!
We hope you enjoyed our Easter basket project!
(Last pictures are some of our Easter baskets from last year. Last year we used tissue paper instead of Easter grass)
-Belle
That is a really fun idea! Madelon
ReplyDeleteThanks Madelon!
DeleteIt's a fun and inexpensive project for the kids and their friends. And it really helps get them through the doldrums of the final dreary winter weeks.
This way every doll can have an Easter basket (and I don't have to worry about storage). Win win win!
I love Logan's reindeer sweater!!! Did you make it? Sharon
ReplyDeleteI wish I were so talented. It actually was purchased through Harmony Club dolls. It came with the sweater, a hat, scarf, brown pants, and white fuzzy booties. I think I got the ensemble for $7.95 on sale!
DeleteLooks like a fun project.
ReplyDeleteThanks! The kids really do enjoy it.
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