As all of you know, we at Sugardoodle have been trying to spread the beauty of the mormon.org Easter video this season. We reached out to six amazingly talented women to create a series of free printable Easter kits to support the campaign.

Over the past few weeks some of our favorite bloggers have been posting about the kits and their own Christ-centered family traditions. There were tons to choose from but we wanted to introduce you to a few of our favorite posts from each kit. We hope you click over, read their posts, comment and get inspired to bring more meaning to your family’s Easter.

Featured Bloggers from Kit #2: Easter Scripture Print, Basket Tag & Painted Egg Box from Melissa Esplin

Hang a Ribbon on the Moon
Check out her handy list of spiritual tie-ins for common Easter basket fillers

I’m a wife, mom to four amazing kids, blogger, freelance editor and writer. I graduated from BYU in Advertising and love reading, discovering family history, playing in Photoshop and Illustrator, sewing, crafting, scrapbooking, traveling, sampling good chocolate, and taking care of my family. I enjoy sharing printables, projects and ideas that I create to fulfill my LDS Church callings and for my family. Most of my content is designed for Young Women. Find more posts at hangaribbononthemoon.com.

Clarks Condensed
See she added Christ-centered art to Melissa’s beautiful calligraphy

Clarks Condensed is a family lifestyle blog ran by Katie and Forrest Clark. It’s all about simplifying life and promoting the joy that comes from family and parenthood. You’ll find a wide variety of content ranging from family friendly meals, to DIY projects (that even non-crafty people can do), tips for living more frugally, and parenting and pregnancy advice.

5 Little Monsters
Check out her clever idea to give the print and some treats to a neighbor or friend

My name is Erica and I blog at 5 Little Monsters. I enjoy all kinds of crafts and I enjoy sharing my projects and ideas on my blog. There you will find crochet patterns, sewing and embroidery projects, and more.

There are so many other wonderful bloggers participating in this campaign. Please click over to the #hallelujah main page to see the full list and get links to the kit maker’s posts.