If you’ve been around a while, you know how much I love working with Kristy of Life-n-Reflection! Not only is she the sweetest, she’s incredibly talented and creates the most adorable printables. This month she sent me her printable Egg Hunt Pennant Banner and {free} Sign. SO CUTE! After my heart finished melting I turned the pennant banner into fun little treat bags. And the printable sign goes with them perfectly! 
I whipped up these insanely cute treat bags in no time! The little baby chicks {or “quack quacks” as my little one calls them} are the most adorable little guys and make my heart all warm and fuzzy inside. So I smiled at them for a while and then made some little favors out of the leftover treat bags I had from this project. So easy! And I love how the Egg Hunt Sign fits right in since they are filled with little chocolate eggs. It’s the perfect backdrop! 
You will need:
- Clear treat bags {Size- 3x4}
- Printable Egg Hunt Pennant Banner {download here}
- Printable Egg Hunt Sign {download here}
- Cadbury Mini Eggs {or your treat of choice}
- Stapler
1. Download and print your Egg Hunt Sign. Then jump out and down, do a little dance, and give Kristy a virtual high-five for offering it as a free gift! Then put it in a frame. Phew! That was easy.
2. Fill a treat bag with some Mini Cadbury Eggs {or your choice of treats}.
3. Download, print, and cut your Egg Hunt Pennant Banner. After you admire the cute little chickies for a while, lay one piece of the banner over the front of your treat bag and staple it closed. No need to fold it over the top or anything. And repeat until you’ve got as many bags as you need! Super easy!
I decided to make healthier treat bags for my little dumpling, so I put some sunflower seeds {with no shell} in them. I made one with a chick, and one with the patterned frame, which I found was the perfect spot to write “Chick Feed” in! Unfortunately I forgot to take a picture of that one, but you get the idea. You could also write a little “To” and/or “From” in that space too! One of them is going in her Easter basket!
Cute, right?! I just love them!! And I’m keeping these printables in my stash to use again next year. That’s the beauty of it, you can print them however many times you want! If you want to check out all of Kristy’s adorable printables, you can find visit her blog, shop, and Facebook page!
P.S. If you’re looking for more printable Easter basket stuffers, try these and these! Let’s get those baskets stuffed!
He also sent me photos of another printable Easter basket stuffer I sent him, that you can grab 
I’m telling you, these photos don’t do them justice! They are the cutest! And are a great solution for those avoiding candy and looking for healthier snacks {like me}. Who am I kidding? They’re great even if you’re not! 
You can click the link below to download. Then just print, cut, punch, and assemble your carrots! These free printable tags can be used on other gifts as well! They would even make great cupcake toppers!
I printed the coloring pages on cheap cardstock paper to make them more like small cards and to give them a little weight. You can fit about six of these coloring pages in a bag filled with Crayons if you print on cardstock, but you may have to trim them a little more {depending on the size of your bags} to get them to fit. Or you can print on regular paper and probably fit a few more in there! You can also make packs of coloring pages alone! They look super cute, so I made both! :) 
I’ve got two sets of coloring pages for you, each include six pages. I made a “boy” and a “girl” set. I thought it would be fun to do a set for each, but both will work for boys and girls! My daughter will have both! I asked the Easter Bunny to put a few packs in her Easter basket so she’ll have them for dinner Sunday evening. He seemed pretty excited about it and sent me this picture:
Just click the links below to download. Then print, cut, and assemble your packs! It's hard to see in the pictures, but it says "Happy Easter" inside the little white bunny. It will print clearly and you will be able to get a better view when you download it. There is even enough space to write a little "To: Insert Name Here" and/or "From: Insert Name Here" on the bunny, if you're giving these as favors or gifts!
This idea popped in my head when I was at World Market the other day, and came across these ADORABLE little 
You could use these toppers in little bowls of Lucky Charms, fruit, popcorn, sprinkles, and candy. Or use them as they were meant to be used, and stick them in cupcakes! If you have any other ideas, I want to hear them!
All you have to do is click the link below to download {if you have any trouble, let me know}. Then just print, cut, and attach them to some type of stick! I used lollipop sticks and a little tape on mine. Super easy!
If you read my last 
I dyed the rice this time, and it was so flippin’ easy! And quick! It smells good too. Mmmm, lemon-lime! I love the smell of Kool-Aid. I would wear Cherry Kool-Aid perfume if they made it. Anyway, Melissa has a great tutorial on how to 
You won’t believe how easy it is! It probably takes a whole minute or two to make {minus drying time}. Which is a really good thing, because you'll lose some of your rice to the vacuum cleaner. Especially if your husband is supervising sensory play time. Again, if you follow me on 
Look at that pretty rice! Isn’t this fun?! I just love these bins so much! And I’m planning an Easter one as we speak! Woo!
