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Easter Basket Surprise

1. Insert a wooden pick into the wreath and each egg to serve as a temporary handle. Use a craft stick to apply a coat of drywall compound, covering the wreath and eggs. Place wooden handles from eggs into foam block while compound dries. When dry, sand eggs until smooth, wiping with damp paper towel

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Easter Chick Basket

Your child will be the hit of the Easter egg hunt with this colorful basket adorned with a bright yellow chick. It's also a perfect holiday centerpiece or decoration. Thanks to STYROFOAM* Brand Products, creating this animated basket is hop, skip and a jump down the bunny trail. For easier assembly, read our tips first

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Easter Egg Factory

1. Following patterns, cut out the sides, front and roof of the house using utility knife and T-square; take care to keep edges as straight as possible. Glue side

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Easter Stocking Chicks and Bunnies

1. Place narrow end of egg into toe of white sock; pull sock tightly around egg, and gather with wire. Cut off excess sock; save scrap for ears. Glue cut ends to egg.

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Everywhere A Chick, Chick

1. Wax serrated knife blade with old candle. Cut a 1/3 slice lengthwise from one egg; the 1/3 slice will be Mama chick�s front and the 2/3 slice will be her

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Hats Off To Easter!

1. Wax serrated knife blade with old candle. Cut a 1/3 slice lengthwise from the 3-1/16" x 2-5/16" foam eggs for center and right chick bodies. The 2/3 egg is the body back and the 1/3 slice is the body front. Repeat for left chick, using one 2-1/2" x 1-7/8" egg, except you will use only the 2/3 egg for its body and discard the 1/3 slice.

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Hershey's Easter Buddies

Using our buddies for inspiration, create your own creatures with Hershey's Easter candy.

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Hershey's Flower Pot Bouquet

For each candy rose, spread glue on the bottom of one foil-wrapped Hershey's Kisses milk chocolate. Firmly press the bottom of another Hershey's Kisses milk chocolate to it. Insert florist wire into one pointed end of double Kisses, twisting cellophane, continuing down the full length of wire with tape. Add 1 or 2 artificial leaves, if desired, securing leaves in place with florist tape.

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