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We know that Easter is usually a time for bunnies and chocolate eggs, but with us, all cooped up at home this year, why not decorate the house a little. The kids can help and join in on the fun.
Here’s what to do:
- Fill a tray with moss and votive candles. Finish the display with a bunny figure (or chocolate bunny), candies, and decorated Easter eggs.
- Get your house ready by hanging pastel balloons outside your home and an Easter decoration on your door Google ‘printable Easter signage’ or make simple Easter themed signage on Canvas, a free and easy to use design platform.
- Decorate a few tables with pastel-colour tablecloths and streamers.
- Make your home extra pretty with bunches of flowers (picked from your garden … don’t ignore the lockdown rules) arranged in big white milk jugs
- A generic crepe paper lantern can become an Easter bunny head with the addition of craft paper ears, eyes, and whiskers, plus pom-poms for the nose and eyes.
- Paint hard-boiled eggs for easy Easter decorations, or you could even decorate with temporary tattoos.
COMPETITION TIME!
Go Digital! Enter the Cadbury Easter Competition on Facebook
Cadbury will be hosting digital competitions for fans to win some Eggstra-ordinary prizes this Easter. From now until April 9, fans can hop over to the Cadbury South Africa Facebook page and help Fluffy save Easter by finding the Cadbury Easter eggs. They can enter the digital competition by simply following the registration prompts.
Once complete, they stand a chance to win daily prizes including one of 100 x R100 Takealot vouchers, one of 50 x R200 Superbalist vouchers, one of 20 Cadbury Easter hampers, as well as the grand prize, one of three 2-night packages at a family getaway for four people sharing. (T’s & C’s can be found on Facebook @CadburyDairyMilkSA under the notes section).
