Easter Gift Guide #2
If you are yet to pick up that perfect Easter gift – never fear as I am back with some last minute musts for you and I have to say I wouldn’t mind getting any of these this Sunday myself they are all so cute!
Clare Loves – Rabbit Print Wash Bag £18.00
Looking for something UK made? Then make sure you head to Clare Loves, a site that offers easily identifiable UK made items, of which this rabbit print wash bag is one. Made from a coated cotton which has been printed with the delightful rabbit print, it is fully washable and just perfect for those nights away.
Pretty Chic – Happy Easter Handpainted Sign £24.95
Pretty Chic is a small family business based in Suffolk, they sell a great range of antique, shabby chic and retro inspired accessories some of which have been handmade. Perfect for this Easter (and many more to come), is this beautiful sign features Easter chickens and is accented by yellow buttons and bows.
Dotcomgiftshop – String Of 10 Little Chicks Party Lights £19.95
I do need these for my room, I can imagine them wrapped around the headboard of my bed, looking lovely as I read as I drift off to sleep, (of course I would remember to turn them off before falling asleep). Apparently they offer a soft glow and I think they would make the perfect accessory to an Easter party.
Aga – Vintage Enamel Coffee Pot £19.99
If you know a coffee lover than how about treating them to this beautiful enamel coffee pot from Aga, coming in an exclusive colour and featuring the Aga branding this coffee pot has been made in Europe and can hold up to 2 litres of that wonderful drink.
Penwizard – Peppa Pig Goes Swimming from £14.99
If you’re after a gift for a child that will last, then how about a book from Penwizard a company that puts their name into the story, this one in particular sees the recipient going off swimming with Peppa Pig (and what fan wouldn’t love to do that). I remember a friend coming to school for show and tell with a book that put her into the story – I thought it was so amazing!
Rex London – Baby Bunny Night Light £3.95
I love this night light – I actually have it by my side of the bed, while Ash has the rabbit one on his side, they come with batteries already included and feature a LED bulb that emits a soft light. I honestly think every household should own one, Easter or not.
Home Candy – Anorak Kissing Rabbits Mug £10.00
From the same range as the wash bag comes this beautiful mug – once again it has been made in the UK and features the lovely kissing rabbits design. Why don’t you treat yourself to both and start a collection.
Build-A-Bear Purple Fuzzy Duckling from £8.00
Build-A-Bear Soft & Sweet Lamb from £15.00
Build-A-Bear have some great cuddly toys for Easter and you can spend really as much as you want on one, as them come with clothes or without, or you could even dress your own and have it look completely unique to you and they most definitely bring a smile to my face every time I see one.
Oakdene Designs – Rabbit Wall Sticker £16.00
I think this wall sticker is just too cute – I keep saying I must get something for the walls here to make they look a little less plain, this particular sticker is made from a high quality matt vinyl and can used on any smooth surface such as walls, glass or windows both internally and externally.
Sophie Allport – Chicken Tin Jug £18.00
I love this tin jug I think it is so decorate in its sage grey, with chickens pecking around the bottom and white eggs on the handle, what’s more if you fall in love with it like I have; it is part of a set allowing you to build up a collection of fantastic chicken tin items.
What do you think of this guide, is there anything you have particularly fallen for?








Super cute gift ideas for Easter. I really love the little mug.
I’ve been thinking about taking the kids to Build a Bear for the holiday. I suppose I better make up my mind and get it done!
my kids would love that Peppa Pig Book.Will have to take a look at that later
We are not celebrating Easter this year. I’m glad to have theses guides handy for little man when he’s a little older.
How cute! I love the little chicks one.
Okay, I LOVE that tin jug! How awesome!!!
Those are all so cute that my kids will surely like. I am partially done shopping for candies but has to buy some toys for Easter.
What a great gift idea you have made for us. Will sure making last minute shopping ideas easy. I never know what to get. Thank you so much for sharing this with us.
I love coffee so I would totally love a new coffee mug. The bunnies make it so cute!
I’ll take the flowers! 🙂 I don’t do gifts for easter but we always get some pretty flowers
I would love the flowers, that vase is really cute and fits with my kitchen style. There are so many cute items, we just discovered that Easter is this Sunday.
Everything is lovely and I want it all, LOL. My favorite pick is the Aga – Vintage Enamel Coffee Pot with the flowers. Very nice.
Oh my! Those are such cute gifts. I love the little lamb and the mug too. Very cute
I’m in love with that bunny bag. Great picks!
The old fashion coffee tin with flowers is very nice. I enjoy old antiques.
The mug is so cute! Perfect gift I’d say!
That mug with the bunnies on it is so cute! I need one for ME!
Right now I’d setting for the flowers. Spring still hasn’t arrived and it would lighten the room up!
Such cute Easter gift ideas! I really love the little lamb with the pink hat! Seriously so cute!
I’m in love with that little lamb! My daughter would love it too!
AH! The mug with the bunnies is so cute! I may need to buy one of those for myself!
That plush lamb is so adorable. All of your ideas seem like awesome ideas for Easter gifts.
Good to see non- fattening Easter gifts!
Love all the non-chocolate Easter Ideas 🙂
So many cute things!! I want the little fuzzy duckling for myself. 🙂
Now that my boys are getting older, I have to get more creative with their Easter gifts. These are some great and adorable gift ideas.
I want that mug so bad!! We are actually all done with Easter this year. We celebrated last Sunday because we will be on vacation for the “real” Easter.