Add a pop of pastel to your door with this spring wreath. The Tried & True blog has the scoop on how to make this festive beauty using styrofoam, toothpicks, and PEEPS. Spraying it down with sealant will keep ants away. @triedandtrueblog
In this case, do play with your food. This rescue game uses cardboard, tape, and string to trap the PEEPs, and it will be your kid’s job to free the cute critters without breaking them.@bright_little_brains
Why settle for a box of PEEPS when you can have a village full of them? It looks elaborate, but this Easter village by Studio DIY really only requires unpainted birdhouses, faux flowers, wooden cubes, and hot glue, plus the candy.Studio DIY
Put a twist on a campfire favorite by making s’mores with PEEPS instead of classic white marshmallows. The colorful gooey center with its sugary crust tastes yummy melted with the chocolate and the graham cracker.@cupcakediariesblog
Take your PEEPS for a spin in this car made from Twinkies, marshmallows, pretzels. These are super fun to make. If your kid is a vehicle-lover they’ll be honking “peep peep” in no time.@livinglocurto
You can have a Pinterest worthy dessert in less than five minutes. The cupcake in the picture is actually store-bought; it’s just jazzed up with a PEEP bunny head and some sprinkles.@talesofadiymama
This strawberry lemonade cake is finished with marshmallow bunnies, white chocolate strawberry bark, and sprinkles. It’s almost too cute to eat. Almost.@peepsbrand
