I was finishing up putting away the goodies from the retreat I went to a few weekends ago, and I wanted to share this cutie my friend Liz made. Look at all of the pieces and detail she put into each sucker holder! There were 18 of us so it kept her busy for a while! 
How cute is this? My friend Julie Davison designed a couple of Easter boxes and has now branched out into other animals. So I decided we would do an extra project last week in club because these little boxes go together so quickly and are perfect for little Easter treats. 
When I saw this little guy on Pinterest, I knew he was going to be on my Easter to do list. I wrapped card stock around a fun size Nestle Crunch bar and experimented with the different sizes of punches to make it work for fun size bars. 
Here is one of our Stamp-a-Stack cards from earlier this month. It felt a little early to be making Easter cards, but it will be too late next month by the time we meet. So we are all ahead of the game with our Easter cards. This one takes a little time but it is worth it in the end. There's nothing hard about it -- it just takes some patience adhering all the little parts. 
And you thought you could live without this die? There are so many clever people out there coming up with some cute ways to use this die. I saw this at a recent stamping event and had to come home and try one of my own. Now all it needs are a few little candies and I am ready for the Easter Bunny!
Here is a quick and easy way to wrap up a treat for Easter. This is basically a 4 x 4 card, but on the inside, the bottom flap folds up to hold a flat package of candy. Supplies: Chocolate Bunny, Good Egg stamp sets, Close to Cocoa, Pretty in Pink, Certainly Celery cardstock, Chocolate Chip ink, white grosgrain ribbon and scallop trim corner and scallop trim border punch. 
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