Painted
wooden eggs hiding in the hay:
Felted wool eggs hiding (sort of) on the wall:

I covered some of the wooden eggs with a few coats of gesso before we painted them--

--which makes them look just a little more "eggy," don't you think?

We made ample use of the plastic Easter eggs that we received in our
Dinosaur Swap package from Craftster (thanks, 6iggle!):

They were light enough to score some pretty sweet hiding spots:

Of course, all of this was no match for my little bunnies--

--who are, as it turns out, VERY good egg finders:

Yay for spring:

The girls are at a playdate and Matt is at work, so that means that any leftover chocolate rabbits belong, by rights, to me.
2 comments:
sounds like this was written in the calm before the storm.
I like your chocolate rules and think we might have to adopt them over at my house too! Beautiful pictures. Thanks for stopping by.
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