Video Transcript

So let us start filling our Easter basket here. We have our basket nice and empty. We are going to start the process of getting all the items we have discussed in here. First, let us put our grass in our basket. You can either kind of do these individually in strands or like I like to do it. I like to kind of tear it out a little bit. Make sure it is not one big clump and then to put it in here. I want to be easy for actually to be able to stick things down around in it. Which means that the different fibers cannot be too tight; In this case, since I'm using paper grass, which is my personal pick. After you have, like the grass, has a nice bounce to it. Kind of fluff it up a little bit, almost like you are fluffing up potatoes, if you make them or the instant variety. Then after this, we are shifting over to heavy items. The heavy items can break the light items which mean you want them on the bottom. So first off, the heavy items that are wrapped up, it is like if you have some baby carrots, let us stick them on the side here. Watch out with the weight though, because sometimes heavier objects can suddenly shift your basket. Then we are going to put in some of the apples here on the side, we have a nice healthy basket! We are also going to be putting in some of the denser chocolate eggs. Just kind of sprinkle it around. I mean, you don't want to have serious, big, clumps of things. Put in some smaller ones here. We are also going to have our chocolate rabbit, kind of back over on the side here.