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Showing posts with label bunny. Show all posts
Showing posts with label bunny. Show all posts
Sunday, 1 April 2018
Friday, 30 March 2018
Willow Wreath Decorated with Easter Bunny on Swing
Willow wreath decorated with deep pink tipped tea roses and mini white peonies.
Wreath features white floppy eared bunny with floral ears, sitting in the centre on a swing.
Wreath features white floppy eared bunny with floral ears, sitting in the centre on a swing.
Wreath: 30cm X 30cm
£30.00
Easter Bunny Door Wreath
Jute/Hemp Wreath with stuffed long eared bunny, cherry blossoms and willow.
30cm x 30cm (total diameter).
Wreath is hand made on copper frame, bound with moss, dried, wrapped in jute string. Decorated with deep pink organza ribbon, and cherry blossom & willow arrangement. Sat in the centre, a cute little brown long eared bunny, with floral pattern on inner of floppy ears.
£20.00
Tuesday, 6 March 2018
Willow Wreath Decorated with Roses & Bunny on a Swing
Willow wreath decorated with deep pink tipped tea roses and mini white peonies.
Wreath features white floppy eared bunny with floral ears, sitting in the centre on a swing.
Wreath features white floppy eared bunny with floral ears, sitting in the centre on a swing.
Wreath: 30cm X 30cm
£30.00
Thursday, 1 March 2018
Jute Wreath with Bunny & Cherry Blossoms
Jute/Hemp Wreath with stuffed long eared bunny, cherry blossoms and willow.
30cm x 30cm (total diameter).
Wreath is hand made on copper frame, bound with moss, dried, wrapped in jute string. Decorated with deep pink organza ribbon, and cherry blossom & willow arrangement. Sat in the centre, a cute little brown long eared bunny, with floral pattern on inner of floppy ears.
£20.00
Monday, 17 April 2017
Easter Bunny Cake
Chocolate Cake with chocolate buttercream filling, decorated with chocolate mini eggs and topped with a chocolate bunny sat in a creme egg nest.
It really is a very happy Easter.
It really is a very happy Easter.
Sunday, 16 April 2017
Easter Bunny
Where does the Easter bunny come from?
We can blame the Germans for the Easter bunny.
Originally an 'Easter hare', a buck-toothed bringer of chocolate to the kids that have behaved themselves was first mentioned in German literature in 1682. The tradition stuck, and has led to the Easter bunnies you see on the shelves today as well as the expectation for a delivery of Easter eggs on the day.
We can blame the Germans for the Easter bunny.
Originally an 'Easter hare', a buck-toothed bringer of chocolate to the kids that have behaved themselves was first mentioned in German literature in 1682. The tradition stuck, and has led to the Easter bunnies you see on the shelves today as well as the expectation for a delivery of Easter eggs on the day.
Easter Facts
The first chocolate egg in the UK was produced in 1873 by Fry’s of Bristol
On Easter Sunday, some people traditionally roll painted eggs down steep hills
The gesture of giving eggs at Easter has been traced back to Egyptians, Persians, Gauls, Greeks and Romans. Back then the egg was a symbol of life
Every child in the UK receives an average of 8.8 Easter eggs every year – double their recommended calorie intake for a whole week
When tucking into a chocolate bunny rabbit, 76 per cent of people bite the ears off first
On Easter Sunday, some people traditionally roll painted eggs down steep hills
The gesture of giving eggs at Easter has been traced back to Egyptians, Persians, Gauls, Greeks and Romans. Back then the egg was a symbol of life
Every child in the UK receives an average of 8.8 Easter eggs every year – double their recommended calorie intake for a whole week
When tucking into a chocolate bunny rabbit, 76 per cent of people bite the ears off first
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