Welcome Spring and warmer weather with this cute DIY wooden tote for a DIY Easter Basket. Wow, we had some record-breaking cold weather this winter, even here in Florida, and we are so ready for some warmer days.

Wooden Tote for Easter
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DIY Wooden Tote
This tote was another DIY project in which we used up-cycled and leftover wood scraps to create. We also made some of the tote’s contents: Mr. Bunny and the decoupaged eggs. Overall, this was a fun project. Not to mention, it costs nearly nothing. It is perfect to use as an Easter Basket.

DIY Easter Tote
Supplies
The tote can be styled to fit any decor and/or holiday and can be used to hold napkins, flatware, salt and pepper shakers, and other picnic necessities. Also, it could hold coloring books with jars filled with colored pencils, crayons, and/or markers or jars filled with wildflowers. The possibilities are endless.
Supplies
- Carrots
- Eggs
- Floral with nest
- Chicks
- DIY Nest (see how made one here)

Wooden Tote on our One-Board-Bench
This wonderful one-board-bench is a breeze to make. I will show you how to make one in another post; see it HERE.

Wooden Tote for Easter
This tote contains a jar with baby’s breath, a floral pick with a nest and two eggs, a moss wreath, a bluebird nest, a bunch of fabric carrots, a wooden bunny, and easily decoupaged eggs made by our model.

Wooden Tote for Easter
Painting
The tote handle was a spindle from a headboard that was painted a light blue, while the rest was raw wood.
Naturally, it needed a makeover with some paint and glaze. First, we used chalk in mustard yellow (a personal favorite) to paint the tote.
The next step was to add some character with a brown glaze. Finally, we finished the tote with clear wax to protect it.
Supplies
- Paint
- Paintbrush
- Glaze
- Wax finish

Wooden Totes
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DIY Mr. Bunny and decoupaged eggs
Mr. Bunny was also cut from scrap wood and then stained. A twine tie was added for the finishing touch.

Wooden Tote for Easter
The little woolen chick added the right amount of yellow to the contents.

Bottom made from the Noel sign
The bottom of the tote was constructed from the scarps of a wooden Noel sign. See that project post HERE.
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More Easter Basket ideas:
These fun Easter Baskets are perfect for an Easter Egg Hunt.
Thank you for hopping by.
Are you getting excited about Spring? What projects are looking forward to this spring let me know in the comments below.
Happy Easter,
Kippi