Do you do anything crafty for Easter?

I don't remember, someone gave me this recipe years ago and we do this every year..They are very addicting cookies too, we all love them..Thanks for the BR..:)

That sounds really neat. How do they tell the story of Jesus as you make them? Can you tell me more? This is very interesting.

WoW! That's even cooler than I thought it would be! That's amazing. Hollow cookies. Peacans sound really good. I love it, there is so much to it, like an Easter ceremony in your home. That is amazing. Where did you ever hear/learn of it? Thank you so very, very much!

Easter jars, that's different. What are in your Easter jars? Is it like Easter baskets? Or are you decorating jam/jelly jars for Easter? That's really interesting and different as an idea. I love decorating jars and won third place and honorable mention for a couple of jars at the fair, but I've never Easter decorated any. Such a cool idea. Easter cards, neat! Table runners, very cool. I can do the first one and I'll have to think of some ideas for the second one. Thank you very much for responding. These ideas will really help to keep me busy when I retire someday.

I took a jam jar that had a handle on it..a spaghetti sauce jar and an applesauce jar....took off the labels and put new ones on that are easter! They are so cute! And I feel better knowing I recycyled....

That is so cool and thank you for the pictures. Thanks for coming back and responding a second time, too!

Egg wreaths, I just saw one a few month ago. They're neat. That's a cool idea for when I retire for one of my days. We have lots of stuff to make wreaths on hand. We have grape vines that always need to be pruned back. Thanks.

Those all sound like fun ideas. I love anything having to do with chocolate. Thanks!

I haven't tried polymer yet, but I'm really curious about it. Only lack of $ is stopping me right now, but I really want to do something with it soon. Take care

The last paragrah sounds like a wonderful idea and thanks.

Polymer is a lot of fun to play around with. I don't work much with it, but when I start, it's a medium that I get involved with for about a week or two. When you have a bit of mad-money to spend, and a local Michael's or AC Moore (or any crafty store) look for their sales, you can sometimes buy a pasta machine from the stores for 50% or more off the price. The machine makes working with poly clay so much easier. Packages of clay aren't all that expensive, but if you are going to decoupage (you can ask some of the other crafters what they use-- I remember a thread about water & glue)or finish your piece with a glaze... the cost starts climbing. I always make extra pieces and leave them unfinished... they come in handy when something comes up. Paint the piece, add a small photo, and then cover with a gloss finish...add a ribbon and you have a simple, yet beautiful pendant/necklace.

I'll have to try it with halves. I tried with an entire one with the ends blown out, the melted wax just ran right out the other end. So did you make them? How did they turn out? Are the pictures on your profile page yet? Or where? Thanks and take care.

It sounds fun until the raw eggs. Our health officials here don't want us to have eat raw eggs any more because of Samanilla poisoning that lands people in the hospital and has killed some people. Take care