Do you need some eco-friendly inspiration for Easter baskets this year? Before you’re tempted to buy one from the store, consider these options. From milk jugs to old sweaters, we have what it takes to get you inspired!
1. Repurposed Milk Jug Easter Baskets by Repurpose Relove
Brandy from Repurpose Relove transformed average milk jugs into adorable Easter baskets! They are so simple to make and are easy to decorate. You can even get your little ones involved by having them decorate their own Easter basket! I especially love how Brandy personalized the basket by putting her child’s name on it. Instead of using cardstock paper to decorate, consider upcycling items like newspaper, magazines, sheet music, or book pages.
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[Photo via Repurpose Relove, used with permission]
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[...] Easter baskets: Recycle baskets around the house, or check out the local thrift store for baskets, which you can wash, decorate, and transform into an easter basket. Simple Homemade recommends thinking outside the basket and using a beach pail, bonnet, or flower pot as a basket. If you’re feeling crafty, try one of these DIY basket ideas from Crafting a Green World. [...]