What’s In My Easter Basket? Black Girl Magic Edition
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Last year’s What’s In My Easter Basket series was so popular, I’m bringing it back again!
Easter baskets are not just for kids! Every day this week will bring lots of fun ideas that think outside the basket. Yesterday was Spa Day Edition and today’s edition of What’s In My Easter Basket? is Black Girl Magic; in other words, every product featured comes from a Black woman-owned business.
I love the idea of a grown-up Easter basket. Here are a few ideas to inspire your own:
Who says your Easter basket has to actually be a basket? You can be in your bag (focused, in the zone) with Kaleidadope; let’s see what’s inside…
- First up, a Hustle Harder journal from Be Rooted at Target will get those dreams down during brainstorming sessions.
- Diamond patterned Moscow Mule copper mugs from Ayesha Curry on Amazon are always a good idea. For instance, they keep those day drinks cold!
- Pipcorn is a frequent visitor on Oprah’s Favorite Things annual list. They are heirloom corn products that reimagine snacks to create better-for-you, modern favorites.
- Icons, a fabulous hardcover book, illustrated by Monica Ahanonu and written by Micaela Heekin. Found at Target, it is a diverse and inclusive collection of colorful portraits of 50 of the most admired women in the fields of music, politics, human rights, and film.
- For Keeps carries rare and classic books by Black authors; tuck a Justina Blakeney fabric bookmark into one of them.
- This canvas bag from Harper + Charlotte is just the right size to carry a few art supplies, cosmetics, or miscellaneous items.
- Kaya solid ceramic cups from Justina Blakeney.
- Another on Oprah’s Favorite Things 2020, Sheila Bridges Harlem Toile De Jouy plates is a collaboration with Glitterville. The set celebrates the history and rich culture of the African American community with designs inspired by the pastoral motifs of French Toile during the late 1700s.
- Rounding out our Black Girl Magic list, Be Still Tea was created to help people create space to be still, find themselves where they are in life, connect with their feelings and emotions. In short, just be.
Tune in tomorrow and all week long for lots of fun Easter basket ideas and check out last year’s ideas.
