To make: Cut a bunny shape ... Display in an egg carton or egg cups. Hatch a plan for a festive spring door with a DIY egg wreath. To make: Use hot-glue to attach small bunches of hay and hollowed out ...

Don't worry, be hoppy! OK, so I'm not going to win any food-styling awards on this one, but it sure was fun to create bunny-shaped egg cups with my young nieces and nephews! (For easier prep ...

specifically the festival of Eostre—a goddess of fertility whose animal symbol was a bunny. Rabbits, known for their energetic breeding, have traditionally symbolized fertility. Eggs are also ...

we tend to think of the Easter Bunny as a rabbit, but the first written reference to the legend actually features a hare. In his 1682 essay “De Ovis Paschalibus” (“Concerning Easter Eggs ...

While you’re biting the heads off your chocolate bunnies this weekend, you might wonder how cartoon rabbits became ... earliest reference to an egg-toting Easter Bunny can be found in a late ...

The Easter bunny is an anthropomorphic, egg-giving rabbit who sneaks into homes the night before Easter to deliver baskets full of colored eggs, toys, and candy. Even if you allow for miracles ...

Among these, the playful practice of hiding and decorating eggs and the whimsical figure of the Easter Bunny are especially beloved. But how did these cherished customs come to be? Their roots lie ...

The Eggsplainer briefly considers some of our weirdest behaviors around eggs. The Easter Bunny is, you know, a bunny. A rabbit. Where did it get all those eggs? That original figure dates back to ...