29 Insanely Easy Ways To Get Ready For Easter

Having the fam over for Easter this year?

1. Use a toothbrush to make speckled eggs.

Dip the toothbrush in brown dye and flick the bristles to create a speckled effect.

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2. For an easy place setting, wrap utensils in orange napkins and fasten with a green pipe cleaner.

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3. If orange and green aren’t your thing, make bunny napkin holders out of pipe cleaners.

Get the instructions here.

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4. Or master the bunny napkin fold.

Get the directions here.

5. Add simple painted dots to napkins for pops of color.

Directions here.

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Get the instructions for these neon dot napkins here.

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6. Use a whisk to dye Easter eggs the fast and easy way.

Place egg inside of the whisk and dip into the dye. More info here.

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7. Use a (clean) rubber ear syringe to blow out egg contents.

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8. Carrot crescent rolls stuffed with tuna or egg salad make for a festive snack.

Get the directions here.

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9. Use up leftover Peeps by making colorful s’mores with them.

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10. Or make a bouquet of Peep kabobs as a centerpiece or a gift.

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11. Dye your eggs with Kool-Aid.

Your kids will appreciate the smell more than vinegar. Get more information here.

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12. Turn a crudité tray into a bunny.

So cute and easy. Get the directions here.

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13. Easiest dessert ever: chocolate pudding cups with rainbow Twizzler carrots.

Get the instructions here.

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14. Decorate the easy way by filling a pretty umbrella with flowers.

An umbrella is a subliminal way to conjure up spring and April showers. Better Homes and Gardens says: “If using real flowers, create a simple vase with water in a plastic resealable bag. Secure at the base of the flower stem with a rubber band.”

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15. Use clear adhesive glue dots to make really easy polka-dotted glitter eggs.

Get the full instructions here.

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16. Follow this tip to keep hard-boiled egg yolks from turning green:

Immediately after boiling, submerge eggs in ice cold water.

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17. Serve all the drinks with impaled-Peep straws.

Just thread a straw through the center of the peep.

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18. Make Lego Easter eggs by gluing round mints and painting over them.

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19. Cut a triangle into one end of a burrito for a bunny-inspired lunch.

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20. Cracker sandwich pops are just as cute as cake pops, only much easier to make.

Get the directions here.

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21. Peeps in a glass vase make for an easy centerpiece.

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22. So do carrots and lettuce.

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23. For a bare-bones, au naturale look, hang eggs off of bare branches.

Get more details on making your own Easter egg tree here.

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24. Use painted egg cups to display bulbs.

Or, you could display your dyed eggs in them.

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25. Get the kids Easter-ready with simple DIY bunny pants.

You could use fabric paint or iron-on felt cut into bunny shapes.

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26. Refashion thrift-store teacups to hold flowers, candy, or dessert.

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27. Make the easiest and cheapest garland ever with paint chips.

Get the directions here.

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28. Craft a burlap table runner.

Hopefully no one spills anything on the bunny tails. Get the directions here.

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29. Use coffee filters to make egg-nest flowers.

Get the directions here.

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