Yellow Chick Easter Basket
Posted on 07 April 2012

Giving a chick or an egg at Easter is a tradition that has its roots in distant history.
Eggs are widely recognized as symbols of new life, and are used in various spiritual traditions – as symbols, they are most familiar to most of us in Western culture as Easter decorations and treats. Eggs, chicks, and chickens are as prevalent as the bunny at Easter.
In Greece, children and adults alike play an egg cracking game called tsougrisma on Easter. Players attempt to crack their boiled eggs against their friend’s egg; the last person with an un-cracked egg is considered the lucky one.
The Greeks traditionally dye their eggs red, symbolizing the blood and passion of Christ.
The most popular treat to hide inside an Easter egg is jellybeans. Americans consume more than 16 billion of them at Easter – enough to circle the circumference of the globe three times!
A Chicken Easter Basket is an excellent gift idea for anyone in your family: for grandchildren, grandparents, son, daughter…
All you need is tread, scissors and some colorful felt. For the design see inspiration over here:
Fill your own basket with chocolates, eggs and
365+1 MESSAGES FOR THE ENTIRE YEAR.
The recipient should read only one of these messages daily.
Excellent Easter gift idea for adults and kids!
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