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Envirosax: An Eco Alternative to Easter Baskets

by ECP Editors on March 25, 2009 · 6 comments

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Envirosax kids Bunny BagEnvirosax have a whole line of bags just for kids and they make great eco-alternatives to Easter baskets, like this adorable pink bunny bag at Stubby Pencil Studio. The bags are pretty big, 17 3/4 inches by 15 3/4 inches and will hold the equivalent of 2 plastic grocery store bags full of stuff.

The Envirosax kids bags are perfect for filling with Easter goodies then reusing for school, sports, as an overnight bag or a shopping bag just for the kids. Each kid could get their very own bag as they come in several designs other than the bunny, including: Piggy, Rusty, Dino, Marshmallow, Flower Power, Tubby or Wingnut. Designs both boys and girls will love.

The bags can also easily be filled with many eco-goodies from Stubby Pencil Studio, like natural soy crayons, crayon rocks, sketch pads or notepads made from 100 % post consumer recycled paper, or one of the other many eco-toys and art supplies they carry. They even have Yummy Earth organic fruit lollipops.

Still want to go the traditional route and use a basket? The Envirosax kids bags roll up into a tiny little roll that could fit in your pocket or easily into an Easter basket.

My daughter is going to be thrilled with the pink bunny bag. I can see her stuffing it with all kinds of stuff, taking it shopping with us, or packing it full of goodies for overnight stays with friends.

[This post was written by Wenona Napolitano.]

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1 Stephanie January 16, 2010 at 3:00 pm

I’m all for eco-friendly, but I’m not sure how using a basket is wrong? My girls use the same basket that I had as a child. We use it every year…

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