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Earlier that day I spotted some kids with bunny ears at a coffee shop and couldn't figure out why. I had assumed they were attending a party, but (as I discovered on my way home) they were actually ready for the city egg hunt.
This little fellow participated in one of the earlier hunts, but still had a smile on his face when his older siblings did their hunt.
Kulich (Russian: кули́ч; IPA: [kʊˈlʲitɕ], from Greek κόλλιξ - kollix, meaning a roll or loaf of bread) is a kind of Easter bread that is traditional in the Orthodox Christian faith and is eaten in countries like Russia, Belarus, Bulgaria, Romania, Ukraine, Georgia and Serbia. Traditionally after the Easter service, the kulich, which has been put into a basket and decorated with colorful flowers, is blessed by the priest. Blessed kulich is eaten before breakfast each day. Any leftover kulich that is not blessed is eaten with Paskha for dessert.
Shot taken inside the Church of the Holy Sepulcher in Jerusalem this past January. According to traditional Christian belief, this church is built (more or less) on the very place where Jesus was laid to rest on Good Friday, and from where he rose on Easter Day. (The young woman lights candles, while the priest cleans up after the tourists!)
every Easter in order to celebrate the resurrection of Jesus Christ locals throw dynamites that explode mid-air , creating a vey unique and loud spectacle!!!
We celebrated Easter 2019 at our son, Brian's, house in Columbus, Ohio.
Viola decorating Easter eggs.
The Easter Bunny gives Easter eggs to good little children and bananas to good little gorillas.
Day 86 of 366.
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"The Princess Megumi Bunny meets the Easter Bunny!"
having fun creating memories...
Thanks for stopping by
and God Bless,
hugs, Chris
We celebrated Easter 2019 with our son, Brian, and his family in Columbus, Ohio.
The Easter egg hunt.
It's not Easter yet, but my #5 ponytail couldn't wait to show off her new outfit 'Easter Parade' at the Fashion Shop. It is one of my favourite outfits of the 900 series, as my mother wore coats and hats just like this in the late 50's, (I substituted the open toe mules - which I also have - for some vintage black pumps as I think they go better, plus I didn't want to split them, like most of my other open toe mules have! :S) ... though of course, I would LOVE to get the other two elusive outfits from 1959!!! Will have to save up for them (for a LONG, LONG time! :P ) She is making quite a splash at the shop!!!
Easter Lily.
Flowers 2013 Set:
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Will be somewhat busy the next few days. So, posting this somewhat early ...
Would like to wish everyone Happy Easter and at the same time would like to dedicate this 'composition' to Robin Scholz and Yara Yagi, hoping both of u will never ever get tired of these pesky wabbits ... :-)
Origami related info :
Rabbits, designed by Ronald Koh, folded/interpreted by Cavemanboon. Paper : Crumpled Paper laminated onto Foil Paper, 32cm squares.
Dove, designed by Ronald Koh, folded/interpreted by Cavemanboon. Paper: Feather Waltz, 105gsm, 34x34cm.
Image of dove 'borrowed' from Chloe Cheng and the size of the dove has been digitally reduced to fit this scene.
Dolls:
Charlene (blond): Barbie Basic 002 Model No.03
- dress: made by me
- rabbit ears: made by me
- earrings: gift from my brunette Katka/Kate, she made it
- bracelet: Babie accessoris pack
- shoes: Fashion Barbe Dreamhouse Midge
Sherry: Barbie Basic 003 Model no
outfit:
- pink sweater: Barbie Fashion Fever Teresa
- white shirt: doll Liv Alexis It's my Nature
- skirt: made by me
- rabbit ears: made by me
- earrings: made my mom
- 2 bracelets: made by me
- shoes: BarbeThe Look Sweet Tea
Diorama/Scene:
- white brick wall: made by me
- spring tree: made my mom
- spring flags: made by me
- stand spring router: made me with mom
- 2 colorful rabbits: easter decorations from Pepco
- barrow: decoration from store Kik textilien
- roses and ball: decoration of artificial flowers
- box under roses: my mom did
- standing under the ball: egg stand
So here is my annual Easter picture, this year with sunshine and no snow :D
It's a long weekend here in Germany, Friday and Monday is a day off. I wish you all a Happy Easter! :-)
Sunday, 27 March 2016
Happy Easter to all of my Flickr Friends
Down The Rabbit Hole Challenge One
With thanks to….
Model ~ Faestock
Watch - Theresa Thompson
Eggs from Morgue File
All other elements were a gift from a very dear friend
For my Alice In Wonderland Series
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The completed 500 piece jigsaw puzzle "Easter Morning," from a painting by Iowa artist and illustrator Doug Knutson, and manufactured by Sunsout.
My wife and I wish all of our Flickr friends a Blessed Easter and a happy and healthy Spring season!
Colorful eggs made for this easter. All decorated with sugar icing.
Want to read more about cookies, cakes and decoration? Visit my cake blog www.cakejournal.com
Easter in Greece is a big celebration, the time when you do not have to be religious to go to church. I remember as a teenager actually going to the church voluntarily with my friends at midnight on Good Saturday, the only time I would go, granted not for more than 10-15 minutes, and yes, the reason we went there was to meet people rather than anything else. For us it was a social occasion rather than a religious one.
Anyway, here are some photos from Good Friday in Trikala (more in the comments). Good Friday is probably the second most popular (in terms of attendance) of the Easter evening celebrations, Good Saturday being the first. On Good Friday every single church will make a procession carrying the "Epitaphios", a canopy decorated with flowers, to commemorate the burial of Christ.
Apologies to all my friends for not visiting your streams as often as I used to, I have been - and still am - quite busy. Thanks for your visit and have a great week!
Bandit's impression of the Easter bunny. I took a whole series of the dogs, this being the first. He wasn't thrilled with the ears and made this face.
At Ethiopian Easter, people who can afford it, slaughter an ox. After 2 months of veganist fasting the Easter menu consists of mainly meat ! This bloody scene gets something magical in the dark..
Happy Easter!!
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I tried natural Easter egg dyes for the first time this year. These eggs are dyed red/rust using yellow onion skins. I read several different sites for how to make natural-dyed eggs. I ended up combining several different techniques—here is what I did:
Directions
Large white eggs
Two tablespoons white vinegar and/or one teaspoon cream of tartar
Hose (I used knee-highs, which were $1 for three pair)
Assorted leaves, flowers, and stickers
Scissors
Four to five quart pan
Bowl
Colander/strainer
Slotted spoon
Rack placed over paper bags
Oil
Paper towel
Yellow onion skins (I filled a produce bag at the grocery store by digging at the bottom of the onion bin. I would say I collected almost enough skins to fill a one-gallon plastic jug)
1. First, I washed all of the eggs with soap to make sure they were free of oil or grease, but this is probably optional.
2. Place an egg in the pan and fill it with enough water to cover the top of the egg by at least an inch. Remove the egg.
3. Add the onion skins, press down, and bring to a boil. Boil for 30 minutes partially covered to minimize evaporation, stirring occasionally. The water should be a deep rusty orange.
4. Allow water to cool slightly, and then strain contents over a bowl, pressing skins to remove any remaining liquid.
5. Rinse pan, pour in dye water, cover, and return to low heat to keep warm while preparing eggs.
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6. Cut off the bottom 4 to 5 inches of each knee-high.
7. One at a time, place leaves, flowers, and stickers on the egg as desired. Some of the plant materials will stick better if you dip them in water first.
8. Place the toe of the knee-high on the top of your fingers and turn it inside out so that it covers your hand. Place the egg in your hand, and gently turn the hose right side out to cover the egg. Make sure your design is how you want it, and then pull the hose securely and tie into a knot on the back. Repeat with remaining eggs.
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9. Return dye to a gentle boil and stir in vinegar and/or cream of tartar.
10. Gently lower the eggs in the pan and boil for 20-30 minutes. Check the color of the eggs at 20 minutes. If not dark enough, boil until desired color is obtained (I boiled mine for 20 minutes).
11. Remove eggs with a slotted spoon and place on rack to cool slightly.
12. Carefully cut hose and unwrap eggs. Discard any remaining plant materials or stickers.
13. Dampen a paper towel lightly with oil and buff eggs until shiny. Remove excess oil with clean paper towel.
14. Place eggs in your Easter basket!