A few years ago, I created a very sweet carrot patch filled with Easter treats. It has been one of our most popular Easter posts. I thought I’d share how we put it together and how simple it is for you to bring to your next egg hunt or Easter gathering!
To put this garden together you will need a few supplies: (may include affiliate links)
- container ( I used a clear beverage tub)
- brown shredded paper
- triangle treat bags
- Annie’s Cheddar Bunnies
- green ribbon
To start, you will want to prepare your carrot Easter treats. I purchased a few boxes of Annie’s Cheddar Bunnies , or you can use gold fish if you’d like. I then filled the triangle treat bags
with the crackers and tied them with a cute green polka dot ribbon. This was a really great alternative to sugary candy treats. Now we are ready for planting!
To save on the amount of brown shredded paper, I decided to crumple up some brown tissue paper and place it in the bottom. My container was pretty deep, so this was really cost effective. I found this container at Target and I have also seen one very similar to this at World Market. You will put a little shredded paper at the bottom and then begin putting in your carrots. Place the shredded paper all around the carrots until they are planted to your liking.
Make sure that the paper is pretty loose so the kids can pick their carrot easily. When I was done, I placed a painted trowel in my garden for a little added style. Finally, I added a tag from the Mod Bunny Collection by Green Beansie Ink.
Now our carrot patch was perfectly complete! This is such a simple craft, but it really adds so much interest to your party table. This would be a wonderful treat to bring to a preschool party, too!
We used ours at our neighborhood Easter egg hunt party and it was a smashing hit!
Have fun with it!
For another great idea for Easter treats, check out our bunny tails mason jar treats with free printable labels!
Trish Flake
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Laura Putnam says
Super cute idea!
Miranda says
What a fun cute idea!!!!
Meaghan | Cook. Craft. Love. says
What a cute candy free idea! Passing this along to a friend 🙂
cathy says
Wow! This is mouthwatering amazing! I would love for you to share this at my party Making Memories Mondays that is going on now! Hope to see you there! 🙂
Cathy
Maria@SewTravelInspired says
What a great idea! I have seen the carrots bags before but I love the presentation idea. Thanks for sharing. I pinned it for safe keeping.
Linda says
This is one of the cutest Easter ideas I’ve seen. Thanks for sharing the idea.
kristi@ishouldbemoppingthefloor says
This is ADORABLE! What a fun Easter treat idea! Thank you bunches for linking up to the party this week!
Amanda @ The Bay Bush says
What a super cute idea! I love it!