This post contains affiliate links. We will be compensated for qualifying purchases you make at no additional cost to you. Thanks for your support! A month or so ago, Alicia called me and asked if I wanted the Cookie Gun she had found at Home Goods for a good price. (You might call it a Cookie Press.) She knew that I had broken mine and I didn't get to make any Spritz Cookies last Christmas! Ha Ha, how sad! I told her that I wanted it!
I had forgotten all about it when just a few weeks later, my husband and I went to visit her and her family in California!
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Easter is next Sunday! Can you believe it? I'm flabbergasted it has come so quickly. I haven't decorated anything for my home yet but I'm not worried because I have been browsing Etsy for all the cutest printable Easter decorations to hang around my home. I have been saving them in lists on our Etsy account. And I've separated them by religious themed and just general cute Easter decorations.
I love printable decorations from Etsy because they're easy for me to print at home and display, and I get to support the artists. Sometimes I print the art at a print shop to get a higher quality print. I also love giving them as gifts or cards to friends and family for birthdays and holidays. These prints would be a great way to share joy with those around you. And the Etsy list feature makes it easy to save the prints you have an eye on and buy when the time is right. Religious Themed Printable Easter Decorations
I am Christian so Easter is a very special holiday for me. So finding art that reflects my beliefs is important to me. Thankfully Etsy creators haven't let me down and I was able to find really beautiful printable religious Easter decorations. Check out our favorites list on Etsy to find one you'll love too.
I especially loved this print by AnnieLinnArt of the view from the tomb after Christ was resurrected. I love how it kind of looks like stained glass and it really brings me so much joy.
I love the classic look of this beautiful scripture from Shop Modern Printables.
This set of printables from OMySoulDesign is so sweet. I love the pictures with the scriptures.
General Printable Easter Decorations
If you're feeling like you need some more bunnies in your life this Easter, I have found the sweetest printable Easter decorations on Etsy. I love the colors and sights associated with Easter and so I've saved printable decorations that celebrate that and saved them to a favorites list!
I really love this blue and white rabbit from HostClubCo. It's stunning and I'd probably keep it up all year round to be honest.
I love the muted tones used in this printable decoration from Eclectic Printables. They also have a version in watercolor.
This bunny in a wreath from SweetLittleOnesShop makes me smile everytime I see it.
Check out our lists and see if you can find something you love too!
Happy Easter!
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This traditional Portuguese Easter Bread was made a tradition in our family by my late Sister-in-law whose love and generosity enriched the lives of all who knew her. (My brother has since remarried another wonderful woman. He really knows how to pick the good ones.) My girls insisted that I needed to repost this beloved recipe for all of our readers to enjoy once again. It is a beautiful, slightly sweet loaf that is rich in tradition. Please click the button to read the full article.
This post contains affiliate links and I will be compensated if you make a purchase after clicking on my links. Thanks for your support! I don't even remember where I learned the silly game, "Don't Eat Pete", but I have played it as a down time game with kids when I taught school and they always loved it. About 4 years ago, I taught it to my grandchildren. We all played it as a family and had so much fun laughing and especially watching the little ones get a big kick out of it. Here is how you play:
With that in mind, you will now understand why when I was in the store looking at the Easter Candy and I saw Peeps, that this variation of the game came to my mind. Why not an Easter version of Don't Eat Pete? And thus, Don't Eat Peep was born! I made this 9 square board. When I printed mine, I discovered that I was running out of colored ink, so yours will have yellow on it and look even cuter. I numbered the bunnies from 1 to 9 so that when you play, you just pick the number that you want to be Pete. Then, look! I found these bunny shaped marshmallows at Walmart! I can hardly wait for my grandkids to get here so that we can play together! Click on the button so that you can get your own game board. I copied mine on card stock, but plain white paper works just fine. Just click the button and print yours right away! You only need one copy and everyone can play! Singing Time Version I have written posts before about things I do with the young children at church as I teach them singing. We do a lot of activities to make it fun. "Don't Eat Pete" is a game that I have converted to use with my kids for Singing Time.
Birthday/Kid's Parties! If you have extra kids or grandkids coming for Easter, "Don't Eat Peep" is great for any size crowd. If you want to play "Don't Eat Pete", at other times of the year, for birthdays or other parties for kids, I found these game boards available on Etsy! The site is called Paper Tagged. Just click the link or picture to order! In this game, everyone gets to eat treats and you could keep track of who got to eat the most and the least to give out ultimate prizes if you would like. I have played it with large classrooms and church groups of up to 40 kids! It is the perfect game for any sized crowd of kids. And that's how it works! I hope you can use these ideas and enjoy the free printable board for some Easter fun!
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Helen Reynolds: Mother of six children , grandmother to eleven! I love to cook, craft and create things and I especially love doing that with my family, So, when my lawyer daughter, Lindsey, my artist daughter, Madalynn, and I came up with the idea of Hot Cocoa Bombs, this blog was born. Then, one more daughter, with her technical and science skills, plus creativity has joined in to round us out! Read more about us here! Archives
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