Fine MILK chocolate 47% (sugar, MILK powder, cocoa butter, cocoa mass, emulsifier: lecithins ( SOYA), vanillin), skimmed MILK powder, sugar, vegetable fats (palm, shea), concentrated BUTTER, emulsifier: lecithins ( SOYA), vanillin. Louis the Alligator pokes his snout through some Spanish moss, recreating a scene inspired by The Sword in the Stone's marvelous Madame Mim. The Little Mermaid and Aladdin-themed Easter Eggs were inspired by The Princess and the Frog directors John Musker and Ron Clements, the same team that directed The Little Mermaid and Aladdin.

Cut a long pieces of your gold cord. * PRO TIP– many times cording will start to come unraveled once cut. To prevent this, add a dab of hot glue to the end of your cut piece to keep it from fraying. Take both ends of your cut cord and bring them together, essentially folding it in half. Twist your cord so it gives it a “braided look.” While twisted, hot glue the “hair” to the plastic Easter Egg in a wavy type fashion. Don’t forget to get everything you need in for your Easter tea though. Our range of Easter cakes make a delicious addition to your finger food buffet after a delicious Easter roast. We’ve also got medium Easter eggs, featuring some vintage chocolate brands from the past. Plus, you’ll find smaller, mini Easter eggs that are accompanied by adorable cuddly toys – just the thing for the kids once all the treasure on your egg trail has been collected. Who is your child’s favorite Disney princess? Learn how to make princess slime to match each princess’s iconic color scheme from this tutorial by The Best Ideas for Kids. Choose Belle in elegant gold and add red silk roses. Try Ariel in mermaid green and add a few mini seashells. Make classic Cinderella blue and use craft pearls. Or add the newest princess Elsa to your sensory play and add tiny snowflake confetti. Once you’ve tried these recipes, create your own for other princesses too. 2. Pipe Cleaner Princess Tiara Jewel Toned Blue Plastic Egg – we chose to use the top of one egg and the bottom of another egg for some dimension but it’s not necessary.

21. Silly Putty Princess Slime

This pretty princess castle is made from toilet paper tubes and doubles as a pencil holder for your child’s desk. This cute project from Doodle and Stitch has detailed step by step photos to show the process from cutting and gluing the cardboard to drawing details like doors and windows. You can also follow along with a video if you prefer. The end result is fun for organizing, but could also be used to play with the clothespin princess dolls above. 19. Natural Princess Dress Art If using two different eggs as shown above, find the best top and bottom egg pieces that fit together before gluing on your embellishment. Beauty and the Beast” is a classic Disney film that became popular all over again with the live-action remake. Belle’s beautiful golden dress is easily recognized and Seeing Dandy has a fun idea for making it from a paper plate. The tutorial is simple, but the result is stunning. With a few cuts, some paint, and scrapbook kit embellishments your child will be thrilled. This would be fun to make on a rainy day while watching either version of the movie. 10. Easy Princess Ribbon Wand

These kid friendly DIY Easter egg ideas are Disney Princess inspired and created around a few of our favorites. Glitter eggs, embellishments, and a little bit of time is all you need to bring your favorite Princess to your Easter table. Great to add as gifts or to use as decorations. Paper bag puppets are a classic kids activity and you can turn one into a princess with just a few craft supplies. Crafts on Sea has this fun tutorial for preschoolers. Let them do most of the activity so they can practice cutting and gluing. They can even draw a face and glue the paper hair in place. After the glue is dry, this princess can be the star of a puppet show. 18. Paper Tube Castle My preschool daughter has now seen (by her own choice) all the classic Disney Princess movies from Snow White to Sleeping Beauty to The Princess and the Frog and the newest Frozen 2 adventure. This Disney loving Momma couldn’t be prouder. 🙂 Along with her love of Disney she also loves to craft alongside me during the day. We have had fun making Aladdin, Belle, and Little Mermaid cupcakes and even made some watercolor princess silhouettes. Glitter is a must for just about every princess craft. There’s something about sparkly jewels and pastel colors that little ones are drawn to. This bangle bracelet tutorial from A Pumpkin and a Princess will appeal to every child who loves glitter. These are inspired by jelly bracelets that were popular in the 90s and made from vinyl tubing that can be filled with glitter, beads, sequins, or other tiny craft items. Make a few or a lot and mix and match colors. 12. Princess Playdough And Accessories

The Aladdin-themed Easter Eggs were inspired by directors John Musker and Ron Clements, the team that directed both Aladdin and The Princess and the Frog. Fine MILK chocolate 40% (sugar, MILK powder, cocoa butter, cocoa mass, emulsifier: lecithins ( SOYA), vanillin), sugar, skimmed MILK powder, palm oil, concentrated BUTTER, emulsifier: lecithins ( SOYA), vanillin. If you’re looking for something creative beyond the classic Easter egg dying activity, these Disney princess Easter eggs are so cute. Fun Money Mom shares a simple tutorial to decorate your child’s Easter eggs like Cinderella, Belle, Aurora, Rapunzel, Tiana, and Snow White. Each egg is dyed in the princess’s iconic color, add rhinestone trim and gems to coordinate. These eggs are so pretty that you’ll want to save them for next year too. 4. Mini Fairy Princess Wands Naveen (in frog form) looks and behaves resembles and similarly to Jean-Bob, and the sphere of water when Facilier's spell is broken looks just like Odette’s transformation.