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   house on hill road (51 months ago | reply)

   i love that you used the clementine boxes. smart!

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   SouleMama (51 months ago | reply)

   because I couldn't find the easter baskets. ;) but these totally worked!

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   beebee mod [deleted] (51 months ago | reply)

   How fun...I bet they loved them!

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   Thistle Downs (51 months ago | reply)

   so springy and fresh! filled with love (ly) goodies :)

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   beetgreen (51 months ago | reply)

   i love those boxes! don't you think the baskets got swept up in the flood of '07?

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   SouleMama (51 months ago | reply)

   that's what we finally ended up guessing, beetgreen! I did find one. But what good is ONE easter basket? The clementine boxes were perfect. And for gathering they used wax paper bags. Ha! Improvising.

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   tuscanycastlegirl (51 months ago | reply)

   love..!

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   On Bradstreet (51 months ago | reply)

   Great minds...I used a clementine box for the Prairie Girl birthday basket. Perfect. If I did this, mine would begin to suspect mom is involved and the Hare isn't doing it all. ; >

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    quirkybags (51 months ago | reply)

    Cute idea! My kids have Easter-themed tote bags, which are a lot easier to store than baskets. We used paper lunch sacks for egg gathering.

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    SouleMama (51 months ago | reply)

    On Bradstreets - ha! that photo of your praire girl basket must have crept into my brain when I was searching midnight for easter baskets! ;)

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    BerlinsWhimsy (51 months ago | reply)

    Great! I have always loved those Clementine boxes. When I first found them in the store many years ago, I kept saving the boxes much to my husband's dismay... Well, they do come in handy!!

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    lilypenny (51 months ago | reply)

    No clementines here in Aus so no clementine boxes. I think most of our fruit is transported in very ugly but reusable plastic crate things.

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    Laura Lea (51 months ago | reply)

    Oh and I loved reading on your blog about your family traditions, having grown children without children of their own now I can assure you that making the Spring pants is a tradition you'll treasure as they outgrow these things, and think about how cool it will be to reinact with the grandchildren eventually...

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