I just got home from dinner with the girls {so much fun!}. We were saying how nice it is to have something to look forward to on a weeknight. It really was a lot of fun, but I stayed at work late and am exhausted now {having fun can be tiring}. My bed is calling my name!
But before I retreat I wanted to share a little project I did as a gift for my guests at Easter 'Linner' {you know in between lunch and dinner}. My family agreed to let me host a holiday and they chose Easter. I started planning in early March when all the cute Easter magazines made their way to my house. The magazines prompting me to look online for some ideas. I found the idea on Good Housekeeping's website and I thought it would be a perfect decoration/treat for the table. Hint: look on the 5th slide when you go to the link. Below you can find my take on the instructions:
Here are the materials I used:

Ribbon
Basket filler- crinkle paper
Hole punch
Paper file
Writing utensil
Scissors
10 9×9 squares of paper
Bone folder
Paper cutter
Chocolate bunnies!
Pick a pretty patterned paper and use your writing utensil and your paper cutter to cute the paper into perfect squares. I chose 9×9 inches. Turn the paper over and cute 1 ½ inch squares out of each corner of the squares. I also used my paper file at this point to file out any rough edges away.

Use the bone folder {a pencil would also work if you don't have one of these} and fold each of the flaps inward.

You can then take your hold punch and punch a hole in each corner of your flaps. This will be 8 punches in all.

Cut small pieces of ribbon and thread them through the punches you just made so that you form a little paper tray.

Now you can fill your tray with crinkle paper and stand a chocolate bunny {or another treat} in the center. TA DA:
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