Easter treats

Adults only: Kids shouldn't have all the fun. Indulge in these Italian beauties, made by artisan chocolate producers. From left, 25g eggs, $7.95 each, 350g egg $39.95, 60g hen, $15. <a href="http://www.simonjohnson.com/">simonjohnson.com</a> Photo: Steven Siewert

Save a bilby: Rabbits and foxes have pushed the cute native bilby to near extinction. Part proceeds of Haigh's Chocolate Easter Bilby sales are donated to the Foundation for a Rabbit-Free Australia. Foil-wrapped bilby, $1.40, <a href="http://www.haighschocolates.com.au/">haighschocolates.com.au;</a> mini eggs Aldi ($3.29 for 147g), <a href="http://www.aldi.com.au/">aldi.com.au</a> and Haigh's ($6.35 a packet). Photo: Steven Siewert

Cute critters: Make biscuit baking an Easter family tradition. $2.75. <a href="http://www.thebaytree.com.au/">thebaytree.com.au</a> Photo: Steven Siewert

Handmade beauties: These unique rope baskets will look good long after the eggs are gone. Prices start at $40. <a href="http://www.shop.gemmapatford.com/">shop.gemmapatford.com</a>

Egg-cellent serve: The perfect napkin for hot-cross buns. $8.60. <a href="http://www.thebaytree.com.au/">thebaytree.com.au</a> Photo: Steven Siewert

Going on an egg hunt? Cute baskets make for stylish searching. $4.95, Available instore only from Bed Bath N' Table. <a href="http://www.bedbathntable.com.au/">bedbathntable.com.au</a> Photo: Steven Siewert

Double happiness: Egg warmer or finger puppet? These are sweet either way. Rabbit, $7.95; hen,$8.95. <a href="http://www.mozi.com.au/">mozi.com.au</a> Photo: Steven Siewert

Chocs away: For sugar-free fun try decorating real eggs. $12.99. <a href="http://www.cardandcaboodle.com.au/">cardandcaboodle.com.au</a>

Easter products. Photo: Steven Siewert

Season’s Greetings ... If you are going all out, this garland says it all, $14.95, lambertandlord.com.au.

Soft touch Artisan marshmallow makes a nice alternative to cocoa. Mixed mallow gift bag, $17.95, sweetness.com.au..

Wishlist Easter - egg decorating kit