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![]() For a festive Easter table, transform ordinary paper cups into favor baskets filled with chocolate bunnies and jelly beans. Tools and Materials Easter Basket Favors How-To 2. Punch two small holes at opposite sides of the cup, close to the top edge. Cut a piece of floral wire to a desired length for the handle. Loop the wire through the holes from the inside out, and fold the ends to secure the handle. 3. Cut out a strip of green crepe paper slightly wider and 1 inch taller than the cup. Accordion-fold the green paper into 1-inch pleats. Using scissors, cut the top of the paper to resemble grass. Unfold, and wrap around the cup, gluing at the seam. 4. For the daisy, accordion-fold a 4-by-2-inch strip of white crepe paper into six or eight 1/2-inch pleats. Cut the paper into a petal shape. Cut a 5/8-inch-diameter circle out of white cardboard. Place the cardboard circle in the center of a 1 1/2-inch square of yellow crepe paper; gather the yellow paper around the circle, and twist the excess to create a stemlike nub. Wrap the white paper petals around the yellow nub to create the flower. Fasten, and attach the daisy to the basket handle with floral tape.
1.3/29/08 at 9:18 p.m. ETI made 18 of these for Easter dinner favors and they were very well received! Rather than the daisy, I added a bow. Once I put one together, the others went very quickly. I used double-sided tape...made the job easier and much faster than glue. 2.3/26/08 at 12:35 a.m. ETLOVE this. Classy cute! Have to aqgree though, that it would have been nice to have had this before easter. 3.3/24/08 at 4:23 p.m. ETThis is the cutest idea which I would have made for my guests if it hadn't arrived the day AFTER Easter. Please send craft ideas with enough time prior to the holiday to use the ideas. |
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