How do you celebrate Easter? Do you have time for crafts over the holidays?

Dear users, dear authors,
How are you celebrating Easter 2020?
Will you be crafting over the holidays?

We’re going to take a walk—nature is right behind our house. And of course, we’ll be spending time in the garden, and I’m enjoying the time I have for crafts. I’m getting photos and videos from my grandchildren almost every day right now. It’s really lovely.

I’m going to take the time to do some crafts, since family visits aren’t allowed anyway, so I’ll be crafting.

Since our family gathering in my parents’ garden won’t be happening this year for the first time ever, my son and I have decided to host a cozy Easter brunch with all the trimmings and Skype with my parents so we can at least see them that way—and to wish my dad a happy birthday while we’re at it. We’ll just have to make up for the real celebration later. Other than that, we’ll be doing a lot of relaxing and, of course, some crafts.

We had to cancel our family gathering, too.

We’ll have a cozy breakfast in the garden and go for a walk at noon.
We’ll spend the rest of the time in our garden.

I’ll definitely have time for crafting ;-)

I’ll have plenty of time for crafts over Easter, too, since it’s just the two of us anyway.

Our family gathering has been canceled too—it’s a strange feeling. So we’ll be celebrating in just a very small group, which means I’ll have plenty of time over the holidays for the garden and my handicrafts.

I’ve got plenty of ideas, so I certainly won’t have too much time on my hands. 

There’s plenty of time to go for walks (I live in a very rural area), relax, and, of course, knit

It’ll be pretty laid-back here, too... Anton gets to hunt for the crocheted treats and a little chocolate. On Sunday evening, we’ll have a barbecue, and a delicious bottle of sparkling wine is waiting in the fridge. I’ll definitely find time to crochet 

There are just the two of us too, so there will definitely be time for handcrafting. If the weather permits, maybe even outside on the patio, which we “christened” yesterday, so to speak.
The patio furniture has been put out, and we had coffee outside for the first time... and... of course, crocheted. But it’s not getting above 11 degrees here. I’m really envious of all of you right now.

Anyway, I wish everyone a relaxing, lovely, peaceful Easter with looooooads of yarn.