How To: Make a PEEP Centerpiece

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I have been making this Peep Centerpiece for years.  They turn out a little different every time, and they are always the talk of the table. 

 

 

I first made this Easter centerpiece from jelly beans and marshmallow Peep bunnies back in 2011.  I had so many people ask how I made it, I decided to do a how to post, explaining just how to go about making one for your own table.

 

How To: Make a Peep Centerpiece for Easter

Here are the ones I made back then.  

Last year at Easter, I made them again and took photos of them.  I am just getting around to editing them and sharing them with you.  It’s been a heck of a year so far!

 

 

What do I need to make a Peep Centerpiece?

  • You’ll need a vase big enough to house the jellybeans, the Peep bunnies, and a small mason jar.  Mine are 6″x 6″ square. 
  • Jellybeans
  • 1 package of Marshmallow Peep Bunnies (16 bunnies)
  • 1 pint-sized mason jar
  • Easter grass (optional)
  • Bouquet of flowers

 

 

Use what you have on hand, I have seen some cute ones in cylinder vases, too.  

 

 

First, you will place the mason jar, filled with water about 2/3 of the way,  in the center of the container.  Loosely secure the lid. 

It helps to keep the jelly beans out of the jar.  You can place some Easter grass in the bottom if you want, but it’s not necessary.  

Add in your jellybeans, there were about 2-3″ of them in the bottom for my size of container. You want to make sure when you place the bunnies inside that their ears don’t peek out above the top of the container. 

 

 

Place the bunnies around the outside edge, on top of the jellybeans.  I secured the jar in this one with some artificial grass.

 
 
 
 
 
 
Cut your bouquet of mixed blooms down to fit inside the mason jar.  You want some of them to be shorter, which helps conceal the inside.  And it’ll give it a fuller appearance.  
It doesn’t look like a lot of flowers, but it actually takes a pretty big bundle of them.  
 
 
 

^ Love it?  Pin it! ^

Don’t forget where you found this cute Peep Centerpiece! Pin it to your favorite Pinterest board before you go!
 
 

Making Centerpieces to Theme Your Tables

I love throwing themed parties.  Part of the fun for me is decorating the tables.  I have done some really cool ones, and thought maybe you would like to see those, too?
 

An Affair from the Heart Centerpieces and Themed Parties

 
 
 
How to Fold Napkins like Bunnies
 
Another cute idea for your Easter Table – fold your cloth napkins like little bunnies! So fun!
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
What color will you make YOUR Peep Bunny Centerpiece??  M.
 
 
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How To: Make a Peep Centerpiece for your Easter Table

I have been making this jellybean and marshmallow Peep Centerpiece for years.  They turn out a little different every time, and they are always the talk of the table. 
Prep Time20 minutes
Active Time20 minutes
Total Time40 minutes
Course: Centerpieces
Keyword: Easter centerpiece, how to make an Easter centerpiece with peeps and jellybeans, Marshmallow Peep bunny centerpiece, Peep Centerpiece
Yield: 1 centerpiece
Author: Michaela Kenkel
Cost: $20

Equipment

  • scissors

Materials

  • 1 - 6 " x 6" square vase or something similar
  • 16 Marshmallow Peep Bunnies
  • 1 package of jellybeans
  • 1 - large mixed bouquet of flowers
  • 1 - pint sized mason jar
  • easter grass optional

Instructions

  • First, you will place the mason jar, filled with water about 2/3 of the way,  in the center of the container.  Loosely secure the lid. 
  • You can place some Easter grass in the bottom if you want, but it’s not necessary.  
  • Add in your jellybeans, there were about 2-3″ of them in the bottom for my size of container. You want to make sure when you place the bunnies inside that their ears don’t peek out above the top of the container. 
  • Place the bunnies around the outside edge, on top of the jellybeans.  I secured the jar in this one with some artificial grass.
  • Cut your bouquet of mixed blooms down to fit inside the mason jar.  You want some of them to be shorter, which helps conceal the inside.  And it’ll give it a fuller appearance.  
  • It doesn’t look like a lot of flowers, but it actually takes a pretty big bundle of them.  

Video

 
 
This post was originally posted on April 4, 2012 – it was updated to improve user experience on April 6, 2020
 
 
originally adapted from mixmingleglow.com

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5 Comments

  1. I not only love this, I’m totally going to make it! Thanks for linking it up w/ The Wednesday Roundup party this week. I’m going to share it on my FB page tomorrow!

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