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What do you need to make a Marshmallow Fluff Mocktail?

• Chocolate milk
• Marshmallow fluff
• Vanilla extract
• Coloured sugar
• Ice
• Sprinkles (optional)

How to make this Mocktail into a Cocktail? Easy.

• Add 1 shot of marshmallow vodka to turn this Easter mocktail into a cocktail!

How Do You Make a Marshmallow Fluff Mocktail?

Rim a cocktail glass using lemon juice and coloured sugar.

Next, add chocolate milk, vanilla and ice into a cocktail shaker. Shake to mix the flavours.

Melt the marshmallow fluff for in the microwave for about 30 seconds, checking and mixing the fluff halfway through. If should have a gooey consistency when done. Then add the melted fluff to the shaker and mix.

Pour the mocktail into your cocktail glasses. Top with optional sprinkles and enjoy!

We hope you like this Marshmallow Fluff Mocktail as much as we do! Perfect for an Easter treat. If you’re looking for more Easter decor, crafts or recipes, certainly check out our other Easter ideas!

Easter Crafts:

• Little Easter Critter Cups
• Easter Handprint and Footprint Canvas
• Pop-Up Chick Paper Plate Craft
• Easy Easter Bunny Kids Craft

Easter Recipes:

• The Tipsy Bunny Easter Cocktail
• Easter Snack Crack Recipe

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Marshmallow Fluff Mocktail

This delicious Marshmallow Fluff Mocktail is perfect for any event, but is especially sweet as an Easter treat!

Course Cocktails

Cuisine American, Canadian

Keyword Chocolate, marshmallow, mocktail

Prep Time 5 minutes

Cook Time 0 minutes

0 minutes

Total Time 5 minutes

Servings 2 drinks

Calories 304kcal

Cost $7

Equipment

• Cocktail shaker
• Cocktail glasses
• measuring spoon

Ingredients

• 2 cups chocolate milk
• 2 tbsp vanilla
• ice cubes
• 1/2 cup Marshmellow Fluff melted
• sprinkles
• coloured sugar
• lemon juice

Instructions

• Rim a glass with lemon juice
• Swirl in coloured sugar
• Pour chocolate milk, ice, vanilla and marshmallow fluff into a cocktail shaker
• Shake vigorously for at least one minute
• Pour through a strainer into cocktail glasses
• Garnish with sprinkles

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Pom-poms are a great way to bring colour into your home. Choose colours that match your Easter decor or stick with a neutral pallet, either way, this designer pom-pom basket is sure to look great. Let’s take a look at the easy tutorial.

What do you need to make a One Step Pom-Pom Easter Basket?

• Rope basket
• Pom-Poms
• Glue gun

Follow the easy tutorial!

Head to your local dollar store or your existing crafting supplies for some Easter or spring-coloured pom-poms and a woven, rope basket.

Then, using your hot glue gun, glue the pom-poms onto the basket. Alternating pom-pom colours as you go. Cover the basket with pom-poms, leaving spaces between each.

That’s it! One step and you’re done. Then, fill your basket with some plastic Easter eggs, extra pom-poms, or your favourite Easter decor!

We hope you love this One Step Pom-Pom Easter Basket as much as we do! If you’re looking for more Easter ideas, certainly check out our amazing Easter recipes, crafts and decor!

Crafts and Decor:

• Little Easter Critter Cups
• Easter Handprint and Footprint Canvas
• Pop-Up Chick Paper Plate Craft
• Easy Easter Bunny Kids Craft
• DIY Easter Decorating Ideas

Recipes:

• The Tipsy Bunny Easter Cocktail
• Easter Snack Crack Recipe
• Marshmallow Fluff Mocktail

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What You’ll Need:

• Eggs
• Spray paint
• Gold, white and navy paint
• Brushes
• Stamps
• Ink pad

Spray paint some eggs in blue and leave some white. The blue will take a few coats so patience is key here, be sure to let them dry completely between layers. We have a lot of snow right now (and it wasn’t too cold out, spray paint doesn’t like the cold) so we used it as a stand to hold up our eggs, but a block of Styrofoam will work too.

Use an ink pad to stamp multiple pictures all over the some of the eggs. When stamping, gently roll the stamp onto the egg, this will help leave a full image and stop the stamp from slipping. Do half the egg, let dry, and then do the other side.

Paint colour blocks in white or blue onto the eggs and let dry.

Add gold to the eggs in various shapes and stripes.

Display the Easter eggs in a vase, terrarium, or bowl and then let your modern Easter decorating begin. Happy Crafting!

For more modern Easter inspiration certainly check out our Carrot door hanger or find inspiration with Easter decorating ideas here.

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We wanted to keep the cost down with this decoration, seeing as half of it cannot be reused next year, so it is considered a dollar store craft!  A clear cylinder vase, two cute ceramic bunnies, glass jars of different sizes, some pretty pink flowers and candy can create all three of these Easter centrepiece decoration ideas. Keep in mind, the items you find don’t have to be the same, as long as the idea is the same.  

DIY Easter Decorating Ideas – Using Candy!

What do you need for a DIY Easter decoration?

• Glass cylinder vase
• Small decorative jar
• Mason jar
• Artificial flowers
• Ceramic bunnies
• Candy of your choice (we used Easter coloured jelly eggs)

Each decorating idea is very simple to accomplish so it’s easy to do more then just one. Simply arrange the candy inside of the jar as you see fit and add elements to the top, side and middle!  Firstly, we used a ceramic bunny in the tall cylindrical vase. For another jar, we placed the flowers in a mason jar.

The small decorative jar is perfect for the smaller beans. To create a carrot appearance add some orange beans first then add some green ones, next pop one of the ceramic bunnies next to it to add to scene! Finally, arrange the jars and vases together or on separate tables. These will be very cute conversational pieces for the Easter season, right threw to the festive dinner.  

We hope you loved these DIY Easter Decorating Ideas! Looking for more Easter inspiration? Certainly check out our Cute Handprint and Footprint Easter Critters or a fan favourite, an Easter Mini Egg Topiary. Happy Crafting!

Need more Easter ideas? Certainly check out our Modern Easter Eggs in Graphic Patterns, a modern and unique Easter decoration for your home.

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We admit it, there are a lot of small steps to this craft but we can assure you that they’re easy ones.  The most tedious part is wrapping the moss ribbon around the foam wreath, it can be tough to get the moss in the right place while keeping it even and flat. We found it easiest to go slowly, laying the moss along the foam and securing it with the green thread little bits at a time, using the glue gun is certainly useful.  Once you have placed and secured the moss, all thats needed is to arrange flowers, succulents and Easter decorations.  

What you need to make a DIY Moss Wreath:

• Foam wreath
• Moss ribbon
• Thin green thread
• Artificial succulents
• Artificial flowers
• Easter decorations (bunny faces, eggs or chicks)
• Ribbon
• Hot glue gun
• Floral foam
• Floral wire

How to Make a Succulent Moss Wreath – Easter Decoration Idea

Firstly, wrap the foam wreath with moss ribbon, one layer at a time. Use green thread and a glue gun to secure the moss in place.  

Secondly, add the ribbon by wrapping it around the top of the wreath. Wrap it about two to three times to create a thick, secure ribbon accent.  Cut it when you are happy and glue gun the end the back of the wreath.  

Next, cut a piece of the floral wire to secure the floral foam to the wreath, using the glue gun to help secure it. Place it slightly off centre.

Now, begin to add the flowers and succulents to the wreath by using the glue gun.  Some flowers and succulents will have wire attached, use this to stick them into the foam and use the glue to secure them.

Finally, add the Easter decorations, cute Easter bunnies, chicks or sparkling Easter eggs can be used. Almost any Easter decoration will complement this perfect succulent wreath. What’s more, you could use this wreath all year by placing Easter decorations non-permanently.

Did you like our How to Make a Succulent Moss Wreath – Easter Decoration Idea tutorial? Let us know in the comments. We love it because it certainly looks stunning when finished and cute with a matching bunny decoration! Need more Easter ideas but not sure what to make? Check out our adorable Easter Handprint and Footprint Canvas’s. Happy Crafting!

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What you’ll need:

• Small clay pot
• Acrylic paint
• Paint brush
• Small Styrofoam ball
• Paper straw
• Easter ribbon
• Hot glue gun and sticks
• A little bit of Spanish moss
• Floral foam
• Utility or craft knife
• A few bags of mini eggs

Dry-brush the acrylic paint onto your clay pot. To get this effect, dip a small amount of paint onto your brush and then dab off most of that paint onto a paper towel before using small, quick brushstrokes onto the clay pot.

Using the knife, cut your floral foam down to fit inside the clay pot. It’s good if the foam is slightly larger than the pot so that when you push it in it fits snugly inside. Then push the paper straw into the Styrofoam ball to form the topiary base.

Start gluing the mini eggs onto the Styrofoam ball and continue until you cover the entire ball.  Put the hot glue onto the eggs instead of the foam so the foam doesn’t melt. Once all the eggs are attached, push the paper straw into the floral foam that inside the clay pot.

Finally, cut a piece of ribbon and tie it around the paper straw to complete your Mini Egg topiary.

We hope you loved our How to Make a Pretty Pastel Mini Egg Easter Topiary tutorial. Happy Crafting! And if you’re looking for some more Easter decor, certainly check out our Punny Easter Sign.

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What You’ll Need:

• Wood board
• White acrylic paint
• Orange Felt
• Green Yarn
• Brown embroidery floss
• Letter stencil
• Pouncer
• Carrot template – click here 
• Hot Glue and sticks
• Embroidery needle (any needle with a large eye will work)

Cut out the template and use it to trace out and then cut a carrot from your orange felt.

Sew randomly spaced lines in different lengths on the carrot with the embroidery thread and needle.

Stencil the words on the plaque and sure to paint one letter at time and let dry between each so the paint doesn’t smudge.

Cut lengths of green yarn, you’ll need about eight or so. Use the hot glue to attach one end of all the yarn strings to the centre point of where the carrot will be and then fan out the yarn strings and use a small dot of glue to secure them which will make the carrot’s leaves. Glue the carrot in place.

We hope Easter sign this brightens your weekend. Happy Crafting!

For some more DIY Easter decor certainly check out our graphic Blue and Navy Easter eggs and our Easter carrot door hanger.

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