I made six miniature Easter baskets for my mother's Easter Tree. (We listen and we don't judge.) These are the supplies I used. You'll need to build some time in for the clay, paint, and Mod Podge to dry. The candy looks real, but is clay so keep awa...
I made six of these and didn't pull my hair out! Each one has a small painted clay bunny and three foil wrapped clay eggs. Obviously, keep these away from little kids. The link is to my blog post.
DIY Miniature Easter Baskets
I was a complete beginner to air dry clay. This was easy to use and the size means I'll have more for other projects.
Das® Modeling Clay, Size: 1.1 lb, Color: White
This dried clear and matte and sealed the paint.
Mod Podge® Matte, Size: 16 fl oz
Ohuhu markers never let me down. I used these to color the foil that I wrapped around the eggs.
Ohuhu Alcohol Markers
I tied this into tiny bows and glued them to the basket handles.
1/8" x 10yd. Satin Ribbon by Celebrate It™
You can absolutely use any crinkled paper that you find. I used shipping paper, but here's something similar.
3oz Crinkle Easter Basket Grass Cool Green - Spritz™
These are the baskets that I ordered, but mine arrived darker (see first photo). This wasn't a gamechanger for me, but just be aware.
Honbay 6PCS Miniature Woven Baskets with Handles
What kind of chocolate do you want your bunny to be? I went with a milk chocolate color, but you can have a white bunny or a pink bunny too.
