16 Fun Easter Basket Ideas From TikTok

Does your kid have a favorite animal? Build a theme around it, like the colorful unicorn basket. It’s also summer-themed, so there are lots of outdoor items in the basket, like a swimsuit and a bubble wand. Everything sits in a giant, clear plastic egg, by far the most viral basket vessel of the year.

Makeup is a definite winner for beauty fans, but you don't need to stock it with high-end finds when there are this many treasures at the drugstore. From shower scrubs to pimple patches, this basket is like a pamper-ready spa day. Of course, get some color-coordinated candy to fill the basket out.

April showers will bring May flowers, so use an upside-down umbrella as a basket. Fill with clothes, snacks and toys, plus a beach towel for sunnier days ahead.

Sandwich pairs of different-sized plastic party bowls together around your basket contents and stack the smaller one on top of the bigger bowl. Secure with a bit of glue and add the finishing touch of bunny ears. You now have a bunny-shaped tower of treasures.

A cardboard box dressed up to look like a vending machine is a unique and modern spin on an Easter basket. Stock with candy, little toys and plenty of plastic eggs with prizes inside.

This sweet basket is bunny-themed for the younger crowd. Books, bubbles and soft bunny slippers are all good choices for the smallest Easter bunny fans.

A basket for a teen boy may seem tricky, but with a mix of what they need (shoe deodorizers and socks) and what they love (fidget toys and candy), you can’t miss. Gift cards are always a win when teens are involved.

Instead of filling a basket with candy, make the basket itself out of candy. Flat packs can easily be glued together to make a box and then you can fill with whatever theme you want. This creator has other videos where she shows various themes, from Ice Spice to Danny DeVito.

Instead of a basket of total sugar high, give your kids something to burn off that energy, like backyard toys. Chalk, water balloons and swimsuits will get them set for the warmer weather.

No matter how old your kid is, they’ll never grow out of a basket. These ideas are great for teens and young adults – almost like a care package for their dorm.

Be a total boss and get your employees a little extra something to make them smile. A classic assortment of Easter candy will show them you appreciate their hard work.

Not all Easter baskets have to be sweet. This one is super spicy with hot chips, hot sauce, pickles and hopefully napkins to dab the sweat.

A laundry basket and pool noodles can be fashioned into a giant basket, which is a perfect holder for big items like stuffed animals or lots and lots of jelly beans.

A baseball hat makes a cute, small basket for Dad. Fill with gift cards and candy. Hopefully, the bunny remembers Mom, too?

If your budget is limited, a dollar store will help you get fun things for not a lot of funds. These egg-shaped containers hold snacks, candy and small toys.

Picking a color theme is another cute way to focus your basket. You can do this for any age and color. This basket is pretty in mostly pink, with pastel accents.