Unique Easter Baskets
If you're looking for ideas for unique Easter baskets, then you must stop thinking about the Easter baskets you grew up with or the typical ones that you might see on a store's display.
Unique Easter baskets for today's active, health-conscious lifestyle are going to look a lot different.
No longer filled with candy and plastic grass, today's basket should reflect new life, a fresh start, and the beginning of something wonderful-just like the Easter holiday and the spring season itself.
A unique Easter basket for a child should include gifts that reflect their interests.
Include outdoor toys that honor their need for fresh air: a jump rope, sidewalk chalk, bubbles and blowing tools, or even an old-fashioned set of jacks.
Older children and teens will appreciate DVD's and music CD's in their baskets, tickets to a show or a sporting event, and gift cards to their favorite stores and restaurants.
When it comes to teenagers, creating a gift that is distinctively personal doesn't have to be difficult.
Most teens share their interests with the world via their Facebook page.
Even a grandparent who is miles away can find out a grandson or granddaughter's favorite band, TV show, and clothing style.
Teens also list favorite restaurants, coffee preferences, and books they are reading.
When it comes to putting together a unique Easter basket for an adult-whether it is a grown child, a neighbor, co-worker, or even your boss-a themed basket can help you come up with great ideas.
For the movie buff, fill a popcorn bucket with items like a classic, award-winning DVD.
Try Citizen Kane or Cleopatra.
Pair it with one of the latest Academy Award winners, such as The Help.
Add in fillers: a gift card to the local cinema and some popcorn for movie night at home.
For the gardener, fill a clay pot with seed packets, new gardening hand tools, work gloves, and a knee pad.
Think outside the box for a unique Easter basket, and challenge yourself to come up with both a container as well as gifts that can be repurposed, reused, and recycled.
Easter provides an opportunity to show your love through unique Easter baskets that reflect your thoughtfulness and appreciation for your family and friends.
When creating a basket that is uniquely from you, and distinctly for them, remember to put their interests first.
You don't have to skip the candy all together, of course.
A few simple treats will deliciously round out any basket.
Unique Easter baskets for today's active, health-conscious lifestyle are going to look a lot different.
No longer filled with candy and plastic grass, today's basket should reflect new life, a fresh start, and the beginning of something wonderful-just like the Easter holiday and the spring season itself.
A unique Easter basket for a child should include gifts that reflect their interests.
Include outdoor toys that honor their need for fresh air: a jump rope, sidewalk chalk, bubbles and blowing tools, or even an old-fashioned set of jacks.
Older children and teens will appreciate DVD's and music CD's in their baskets, tickets to a show or a sporting event, and gift cards to their favorite stores and restaurants.
When it comes to teenagers, creating a gift that is distinctively personal doesn't have to be difficult.
Most teens share their interests with the world via their Facebook page.
Even a grandparent who is miles away can find out a grandson or granddaughter's favorite band, TV show, and clothing style.
Teens also list favorite restaurants, coffee preferences, and books they are reading.
When it comes to putting together a unique Easter basket for an adult-whether it is a grown child, a neighbor, co-worker, or even your boss-a themed basket can help you come up with great ideas.
For the movie buff, fill a popcorn bucket with items like a classic, award-winning DVD.
Try Citizen Kane or Cleopatra.
Pair it with one of the latest Academy Award winners, such as The Help.
Add in fillers: a gift card to the local cinema and some popcorn for movie night at home.
For the gardener, fill a clay pot with seed packets, new gardening hand tools, work gloves, and a knee pad.
Think outside the box for a unique Easter basket, and challenge yourself to come up with both a container as well as gifts that can be repurposed, reused, and recycled.
Easter provides an opportunity to show your love through unique Easter baskets that reflect your thoughtfulness and appreciation for your family and friends.
When creating a basket that is uniquely from you, and distinctly for them, remember to put their interests first.
You don't have to skip the candy all together, of course.
A few simple treats will deliciously round out any basket.
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