All great ideas....but to prevent this dilemma my family challenges itself with coming up with innovative containers instead of the regular Easter baskets. Sand buckets, flower pots, small waste baskets, food storage containers, photo storage boxes, etc. Once you start looking, there are hundreds of great options out there.
If you have no need for them donate and you can donate to more then goodwill there are women's shelters and even churches use that for their day care and young children's groups.
If you have saturated your family and home with the many baskets and still have some left. You could donate them. Maybe Girl scouts or summer camps could use them for projects.
Hi Noemi: What I did with mine was to give them to a church. They used them on the alter with flowers :) But, you can spray paint yours, put in a plastic tub, like something you get with a take away order and plant flowers in them. They are easy to carry around to change the look of your house or yard. And, with the plastic tub, you can out the plants in one basket to another one and the baskets won't rot from the water. You can always donate them to a thrift store. The funniest thing I saw them being used for was 2 little boys, around 5 or 6, were wearing them as helmets, handles around their chins, and using sticks as swords :) Those 2 are always up to something :)
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Spray paint them and insert plastic ,soil and flowers and put on your porch,Spray paint and use them for gift baskets,or storage
Use them for decor and to organize your shelves, here are some fabulous ideas: http://www.hometalk.com/b/7072885/upcycled-baskets
Cut the handles and paint in whimsical colors and use for storage?
All great ideas....but to prevent this dilemma my family challenges itself with coming up with innovative containers instead of the regular Easter baskets. Sand buckets, flower pots, small waste baskets, food storage containers, photo storage boxes, etc. Once you start looking, there are hundreds of great options out there.
Fill with goodies and give to nursing homes or families in need.
Hello, Noemi, hope this helps you out.
https://discountdumpsterco.com/blog/what-to-do-with-old-easter-baskets/
If you have no need for them donate and you can donate to more then goodwill there are women's shelters and even churches use that for their day care and young children's groups.
If you have saturated your family and home with the many baskets and still have some left. You could donate them. Maybe Girl scouts or summer camps could use them for projects.
You can check this out https://crazyadventuresinparenting.com/2014/04/how-to-repurpose-easter-baskets.html. It may give you some inspiration.
Hi Noemi: What I did with mine was to give them to a church. They used them on the alter with flowers :) But, you can spray paint yours, put in a plastic tub, like something you get with a take away order and plant flowers in them. They are easy to carry around to change the look of your house or yard. And, with the plastic tub, you can out the plants in one basket to another one and the baskets won't rot from the water. You can always donate them to a thrift store. The funniest thing I saw them being used for was 2 little boys, around 5 or 6, were wearing them as helmets, handles around their chins, and using sticks as swords :) Those 2 are always up to something :)
Hi Noemi, hope this inspires you.
https://discountdumpsterco.com/blog/what-to-do-with-old-easter-baskets/#:~:text=Old%20Easter%20baskets%20are%20perfect,bag%20for%20the%20basket%20liner.
Or turn them into a planter!