We had our Easter dinner/party yesterday and we made these fun Snowball Easter Bunnies for a favor to go with each place setting!
These fun treats are so easy to make…all you need are some Hostess Snowballs, candy eyes, jelly beans or M & M’s, toothpicks, frosting and some white and pink paper. Cut some paper ears and add pink centers. Hot glue a toothpick half way onto the back of each ear. (That should tell you how big to make the ears) Stick the ears in the top of the snowball, then using a small amount of frosting “glue” the eyes and nose on the bunny and you are done!
We made a whole herd of these Snowball Easter Bunnies and they looked so cute on everyone’s plate!
We had our Easter dinner and my oldest son made smoked brisket and two kinds of chicken…it was delicious and I think that he just got a new job…as a cook!
We had Grandma’s “Candy” bar. I love to get everyone on a sugar high! :) My oldest granddaughter made clues for a treasure hunt and we had our annual Easter Egg Hunt:
We have to do our egg hunt according to color, so that each child gets their fair share because they range in age from teenage to toddler! But all seem to have fun with it.
I think that everyone had a great time and the kids love helping each other!
I am not the best at photographing kids and I could not get them all to look at me at the same time!
But from our house to yours…Happy Easter!
Guess what I’m buying today……..such a cute idea. I’ve always loved those cupcakes, they’ve been around for a loooooong time. Glad you’re back, I was getting the heebe jeebes. Wishing you a Blessed Easter to you and yours.
what a wonderful pic of all the kids together what a treasure.Happy Easter to you and your family Susie
Nice idea and what a lovely bunch of grandchildren! Hope you have a wonderful Easter.
Rita…you are a wonderful grandmother..the grandkids are blessed
I would love your Easter treasure hunt clues. Thanks I love all your ideas.
Jan, I do not have a printed list of clues because everyone’s clues would be different, depending on where they hold their treasure hunt, and the ages of the children. It could be at a park, in someone’s yard or inside the house. So you will just have to be creative with your clues depending on where you plan to do the treasure hunt! Hope you have a Happy Easter!