How to Make Complicated Easter Egg Baskets
- 1). Gather all the elements for your Easter baskets and divide them equally. If you are creating Easter baskets for more than one kid and expect that they will open them at the same time, it is essential that they receive an equal amount of each candy, book or toy as every other child. If the children are younger and near the same age, give each child exactly the same basket. This will minimize hurt feelings and fighting.
- 2). Take a small amount of grass and line the bottom of each basket. Push the grass into the basket to make an even layer.
- 3). Take the larger items (such as books, dolls or stuffed animals) and arrange them in the back of the basket, arranged so that the front of the books and the faces of the dolls are clearly visible.
- 4). Arrange the smaller items according to size so that the items do not block each other. For example, you would not want a gift card to be hidden behind a chocolate bar.
- 5). Fill the plastic eggs with jelly beans or small chocolate candies. Place them in the front of the baskets or on the sides, wherever there may be leftover space. If you have more than one basket, make sure each basket has an equal amount of eggs.
- 6). Fill in spaces with leftover grass and fresh flowers. Use the colorful ribbon to tie the name card to each basket.
- 7). Hide the basket in the living room, playroom or backyard.
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