Truth be told, I’m not very crafty.
While I can cook a mean (insert whatever dish), I stink at making centerpieces or other “holiday” crafts.
This becomes a small problem because I usually host both Christmas and Easter at my house (see “cooking” reference above) and I have diddly-squat for a decorations.
Not this year!
I made these super easy and colorful Easter centerpieces using a bit of chocolate, some old votive holders, and left over plastic eggs. You can always substitute jelly beans for the colored chocolate eggs and include homemade name tags and make them place settings.
Again super easy. But oh, so classic and colorful. And inexpensive too.
Easy & Fast Chocolate Centerpiece
Supplies
3 bags of Chocolat Chocolate Eggs from Aldi
Miscellaneous glass votive holders
Popsicle stick or bamboo skewers, optional
Colored eggs, flowers, or sun, optional
Directions
1. Separate eggs by color into bowls.
2. Clean glass votive holders with vinegar/water.
3. Fill each glass votive holder with a layer of each color of chocolate eggs.
4. Color eggs, flowers or suns. Cut out.
5. Cut popsicle stick/bamboo skewer to different sizes. Adere colored artwork with tape and insert into layered eggs.
Disclosure: ALDI provided me with a $10 Gift Certificate to create my centerpiece.
