Spring is in the air and Easter is right around the corner.
This gave me the perfect opportunity to shop at one of my favorite stores. Come along for the "tour de World Market!
I always make a beeline to the chocolate bunnies.
Catching my attention right off was the collection of foiled bunnies.
Each cello bag was filled with a variety of eggs and bunnies.
Each cello bag was filled with a variety of eggs and bunnies.
Look at all those cubbies filled with Easter surprises!
Who could resist these little lambs?Not me.
Duckies too!
Sunny Seeds are chocolate covered sunflower seeds.
The carrott containers are refillable.
They'd be ideal to refill for a future tablescape.
I have to mention how much I loved the retro themed carried throughout the entire Easter collection.
They'd be ideal to refill for a future tablescape.
I have to mention how much I loved the retro themed carried throughout the entire Easter collection.
I've always been tempted to make these. Until I consider the labor it would take to create them.
Fortunately they were available in several beautiful ready-made options.
Fortunately they were available in several beautiful ready-made options.
These solid chocolate bunnies are perfect for embellishing!
Adorable Chicks...peeping in to say
HELLO!
Pastel eggs are so versatile.
They can be added to baked goods, decor, or packages for gifting.
They can be added to baked goods, decor, or packages for gifting.
How cute would these pasta bunnies be hopping around in my soup.
If you look closer...inside the bowl there are 2 small bunny taper candle holders.
In place of tapers the holes could be filled with salt and pepper. They can be sit at each guests place setting with a demitasse spoon.
In place of tapers the holes could be filled with salt and pepper. They can be sit at each guests place setting with a demitasse spoon.
Along with those cute pastel almond chocolate eggs.
(to view details please click on image)The Easter basket was easily constructed with burlap, twigs, vines, from my yard and a few silk flowers and leaves.
A cellophane bag and a fluffy Easter bow will make this chocolate bunny basket a perfect Easter gift.THIS WAS A REVISED POST FROM MY ARCHIVE
SARA!!!!!
ReplyDeleteOH we used to have a World Market in our neighborhood and when we discovered it, we STRUCK GOLD! But then they had to close down due to the economy....I LOVE, I mean, I absolutely LOVE those bunny candle holders, especially the turquoise one!
Thank you sweet Sara, for coming to visit me! You also visit Koralee too! She is a great friend. Oh, so many wonderful people out here, and you are one of them. ENJOY YOUR EASTER HOLIDAY and I think I am going out today to make a small basket for my husband!!!
MUCH LOVE AND REJOICE IN LIFE! Anita
Sara your story is so funny about the Easter package! You could have called it a Bomb from Mom! Oh I also remember dressing to the nines for Easter with my Easter hat and little white gloves and white dress shoes. What memories with my Grandma Meme in church always teaching me how to follow the songs in the hymnal. There were two spots in our liv rm ceiling that were nail pops. But my darling Daddy told me that the Easter bunny that stopped by was extremely tall and when he hopped up he poked his ears in the ceiling. I believed that for many years! Ha Ha
ReplyDeleteBlessings to you dear Sara! Sherry
Hi Sara! I have to travel about 40 min. to get to the nearest World Market and this reminds me I need to head out again! This is funny.
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing with me your funny Easter egg package story!
I wish you and your family a blessed Easter.
Be a sweetie,
shelia ;)
I love World Market and have a little trip planned there this afternoon. Thanks on the tips of what to look for.
ReplyDeleteLaughed at your mama over her "in the mail died eggs"....:))
Happy Easter
Hi Sara, What a wonderful post beaming with Easter treats and goodness. We have a World Market very near and there is always great treasures to behold.
ReplyDeleteThank you for stopping by for a visit. Wishing you a blessed and special Easter.
Hugs from Texas, Celestina Marie
Hi Sara...
ReplyDeleteI just read your sweet note, my friend and came right over! It's sooo great hearing from you! I hope that my note is finding you and your family all doing well! Happy Easter!!!
I loved looking through all of the awesome Easter goodies! I have never been to a World Market. I don't think that we have them here in Colorado. I love the little egg cups with the bunnies! Too cute! Thanks for taking us shopping with you...I had fun!
Well dear friend, thanks so much for coming by today! I sooo enjoyed your visit!
Warmest Easter wishes,
Chari
Thank you for visiting us at Red Rose Alley. You know, one of my favorite words is sweet. You are all ready for spring and Easter. I love World Market, and try to go there often. I hope you visit us again, and Happy Easter to you. Have a sweet day.
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We have a world Market about a half hour away, I have to make an effort to get there, I forget all of the neat stuff they have. I love that they have a retro vibe and so many different things!! Have fun redoing your curio cabinet, I am quite sure mine will fetch $50-60. Happy Easter to you and your family...Hoping you don't have any stink bombs!! Sara, I love you but I am now going to try for the third time to get the right spelling for word verification, Blogger does a wonderful job of sorting spam if you turn it off. I know you will get a lot more comments too, so many people won't even leave a comment with word verification. Off to try again! Trying for 4th time!
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Too funny the things we do for blogging! Your creations were my favorite. I have already invaded my niece and nephew's candy supply. I have to be sneaky with my nephew though, he's not so big on the sharing aspect! Happy Easter to you!
ReplyDeleteI love those burlap covered baskets you did, Sara! Love the addition of the twigs{?} as handles. Thanks so much for stopping by and your kind comments! Happy Easter!
ReplyDeleteI love your Easter story, Sara. We once had neighbors who were known to imbibe. One Easter they hid eggs for their children and all but one was retrieved. Several weeks later the unmistakable smell of rotten eggs filled their house. They knew what it was, but couldn't remember where the bad egg had been hidden. A neighbor's dog came to their rescue. The egg was hidden behind a radiator. So, this is a warning to all. Don't drink and hide :-). I hope you have a wonderful Easter. Blessings...MAry Blessings...Mary
ReplyDeleteHi Sara,
ReplyDeleteLooks like a wonderful shop and many thanks for taking us along.
Love all the chocolate bunnies and treats.
Do hope you are having a lovely Easter and many thanks for visiting me.
Hugs
Carolyn
Thanks for coming by...I hope your Easter was happy, I enjoyed all your beautiful pictures...
ReplyDeleteYou made me want to go to World Market, but I have to drive almost 2 hrs to get there. What wonderful photos. Love the pretty baskets w/chocolate bunnies. Hope you and yours had a wonderful Easter weekend. laurie
ReplyDeleteJust look at those Easter treats...pure joy! I do love those sweet little Easter baskets of yours. I wish we had a World Market here. Have a wonderful week and thank you for visiting me. xoxo
ReplyDeleteOh, how cute! You always come up with the best ideas, Sara!
ReplyDeleteI'm so glad you dropped by to visit. As you could tell from my post, I am computerless. Currently, I am out of town with Mr. Magpie on business and am on Mr. Magpie's work computer right now. He brought it with him. It's a lap top. I have missed seeing you, and I was so glad you did a post. Loved seeing this and getting to wish you a Happy Spring!
Miss you, my friend...
XO,
Sheila
Hi Sara,
ReplyDeletePasta bunnies - how fun!
I read your comment on my blog and I have to say keeping up with it ALL is NOT easy. I just try to do my best.
Maureen
Love World Market and I love those adorable Easter goodies you created. So fun! Hope your Easter was a happy one.
ReplyDeleteWONDERFUL Post.thanks for share..
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