THEMED EASTER BASKETS

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Here are some simple suggestions for themed Easter baskets.

Coffee Easter Basket

Add mugs or travel mugs. Teas, coffees and a Starbucks gift card. Maybe some dark chocolate espresso beans.

Wine Easter Basket

A red wine, a white wine, and dark chocolate almonds. Also you can add 2 stemless wine glasses and a wine cork.

Hello Kitty Easter Basket

Hello Kitty Jelly Bellies Jelly beans, Hello Kitty coloring books, Hello Kitty stuffed animal, Hello Kitty clothes. Well let's just say a Hello Kitty or Barbie Easter Basket has endless possibilities of goodies to fill up that basket.

A craft Easter Basket for a child

Finger paints, crayons, coloring books, construction paper, glitter, A Mellissa and Doug art project.

Relaxing gift basket

A gift card to a spa for either a mani/pedi or a massage, lotions, body wash and a loofah, can also add a bottle of wine to this as well.

Beach Basket 

Instead of a basket use a towel or beach bag. Fill with sunscreen, bathing suit, cover up, sunglasses, and water bottle. If using a towel roll the toll up and put the items inside at the top of the towel.

  • Here are some non-candy Easter Basket fillers: 
  • Hair ribbons in pastel colors 
  • Flower or vegetable seeds so your tween can plant a summer garden 
  • A child's gardening book 
  • A kite 
  • A stuffed bunny 
  • An Easter egg kaleidoscope 
  • Easter stickers 
  • Easter-themed pens, pencils, and sharpeners 
  • Easter-themed notepads 
  • A personalized stationery set 
  • A new toothbrush 
  • A comb and brush set 
  • Lip-gloss 
  • A bottle of sunscreen 
  • A water bottle 
  • A jump rope 
  • Sidewalk chalk 
  • Sidewalk paint 
  • A deck of cards 

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