AdventurerKatziA great alternative to chocolate eggs and sweets is this healthy variant. Gives a self-pressed juice, a smoothie or buys a delicious juice.
Suitable for Easter, you can decorate this in a pretty basket of moss, a few hard-boiled eggs and homemade Easter bunnies. More and more children suffer from allergies or intolerances and are not allowed to eat all the food, as this Easter surprise is a good thing.
Have fun!
A bottle of carrot juice or another self-pressed juice, are first embellished with a simple banderole.
Her baking paper is used for this purpose.
Folds or cuts the baking paper - slightly larger than existing bandaroles.
The existing label can be retained. If it bothers you, then replace it first.
Put the bandaroles around the bottle and let the ends overlap a bit, then fix the banderoles with an adhesive tape.
Now you can beautify the bandarole.
For example, you use a self-made carrot.
Glue the carrot to the banderoles with a glue stick.
Then you draw an Easter bunny with pencil on the bandarole. The bunny looks like he's nibbled at the carrot.
Tip: Try drawing yourself! That's not so difficult!
Then drive around the rabbit with a felt pen.
Now tie a loop and the bottle is ready with the matching Easter label.
Place the bottle in an Easter basket. Add fresh moss and hard-boiled eggs to it.
Maybe you still have some homemade Easter bunnies, then your healthy Easter nest is ready to give away.
Enjoy giftgiving!
Materials
Directions
A bottle of carrot juice or another self-pressed juice, are first embellished with a simple banderole.
Her baking paper is used for this purpose.
Folds or cuts the baking paper - slightly larger than existing bandaroles.
The existing label can be retained. If it bothers you, then replace it first.
Put the bandaroles around the bottle and let the ends overlap a bit, then fix the banderoles with an adhesive tape.
Now you can beautify the bandarole.
For example, you use a self-made carrot.
Glue the carrot to the banderoles with a glue stick.
Then you draw an Easter bunny with pencil on the bandarole. The bunny looks like he's nibbled at the carrot.
Tip: Try drawing yourself! That's not so difficult!
Then drive around the rabbit with a felt pen.
Now tie a loop and the bottle is ready with the matching Easter label.
Place the bottle in an Easter basket. Add fresh moss and hard-boiled eggs to it.
Maybe you still have some homemade Easter bunnies, then your healthy Easter nest is ready to give away.
Enjoy giftgiving!
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