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- 6-inch Styrofoam Ball
- Foot-long Wooden Dowel
- Glue
- 6-inch Terra-Cotta Pot
- Plaster
- Easter Grass
- 2 Layers of Tulle (1 purple, 1 yellow) or Acrylic Paint
- Ribbons
- Round Toothpicks
- Round, Foil-Wrapped Chocolate
- Poke a 6-inch Styrofoam ball onto a foot-long wooden dowel and glue the ball in place.
- Fill a decorated 6-inch terra-cotta pot with plaster--first glue a piece of Styrofoam over the hole at the bottom--and push the dowel into the still-wet plaster. After the plaster sets, glue Easter grass on its surface.
- So the Styrofoam doesn't show through, cover the ball in 2 layers of tulle (1 purple, 1 yellow), which you can gather tightly around the dowel with ribbons (you could also just paint the ball with acrylic paint).
- Use round toothpicks to cover the ball with chocolates, poking one end into the chocolate and the other into the ball
- Red and green construction paper or card stock
- Scissors
- From red construction paper, cut out a heart that's just larger than the lollipop candy and glue it to the wrapper.
- For the leaves, fold the green paper in half and cut out a leaf shape, leaving the two sides attached at the seam.
- Unfold the double leaf shape, coat the entire inside surface with glue, and fold it back over the lollipop stem, pressing to secure.