I was looking at a Pottery Barn Kids magazine and wishing so badly! that I could afford to buy my kids one of their EASTER BASKETS. So around the same time my fabulous mom told me that I should print off a Beatrix Potter print and make a cute basket of my own. I have a AWESOME MOM full of GRAND ideas. This one is defiantly way less damaging to my WALLET and just as cute!!
Materials:
Sand Bucket. (I bought mine for a $1 at Michaels Craft Store.)
Cardstock
Rick rack
Modge Podge
Pendant sticker letters (Michaels Craft Store)
How To:
Print out a Beatrix Potter 5x7 print
Modge podge it onto your bucket
Modge podge on your rick rack
Put your banner on your bucket. I used a glue gun to glue on the letters to the rick rack. I tied the ribbon from one end to the other end.
I am exicted to fill this cute buckets up with EASTER goodies. When I get those put together I will show all of you!! Now go grab some Easter PEEPS and make your kids a cuter and affordable EASTER Basket.
HAPPY EASTER!!
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7 comments:
These are so cute - I love how you used Beatrix Potter.
Thanks!! Mel :)
That is the cutest Easter Basket! I a so glad we found eachothers blogs! I am having a fun giveaway on my blog, go check it out!
ladybirdln.blogspot.com
Cute! That's a fun idea.
Hi Heather,
This little basket is so sweet! Love the name banner!
Thank you so much for stopping by!
I'm your newest follower, I looked forward to your posts!
Warm Wishes,
Jodie
www.lovelaughteranddecor.blogspot.com
This is a great project! I just bought a cheap bucket and taped off an area to paint it with chalkboard paint and then I'll put my son's name on it with chalk. I love finding ways to make things look like a million bucks--this bucket for sure looks amazing.
www.itsybitsypaperblog.com
My youngest has Peter Rabbit theme for her room and can't believe I never thought to do this!. I think this will have to be put on the project list for upcoming Easter. The kids will love it!
I can cut up all my old calendars and reuse the photos.
~Becki
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