I nipped into The Works & nabbed loads of cheap Easter buys… here’s everything you need to keep the kids entertained
A WOMAN has revealed all the Easter goodies she picked up at The Works to keep her nieces and nephews entertained over the bank holiday.
Vicky, from the UK, has big plans to keep her title of the fun aunt this year, and she didn’t hold back on the Easter goodies.
Taking to her TikTok account @vickaboox, she showed off her giant Easter haul from The Works.
She said: “The school holidays are approaching and I’ve got a reputation to hold as the fun aunt.
“Let’s go and find some fun and affordable half-term goodies.”
The first thing she picked up was a set of six small canvases to paint on for £3.
Next, she picked up a watercolour paint palette for £3 as well.
She added: “Will probably, definitely, cause an argument at some point but we’ll deal with that when the day is here.”
Vicky also bagged a huge set of craft pieces including 350 items like googly eyes, pipe cleaners, pompoms, and coloured card for £6.
The fun aunt also grabbed some brown paper bags for £2 so that the kids could make their own Easter bags.
She also found an adorable Easter-themed cake stand for £1.50 so that she could do a Bake Off with her nieces and nephews.
On top of that, she bagged some DIY Easter crackers for £1.50 and an Easter Egg hunt kit for just £1, which included little signs for the garden and bunny footprints.
The final items Vicky purchased was a pin the tail on the bunny game for £1.50, a rock painting kit for £3 and a mystery box of goodies for a fiver.
She was clearly impressed with her giant Easter haul.
The fun aunt added: “28 quid including the bag, bargain.”
“half-term inspo, auntie duties are sorted,” she captioned the post.
The video soon went viral with over 56k views and over 7,700 likes.
People quickly took to the comments section of the video to share their thoughts.
One wrote: “Love The Works.”
Another person commented: “I love The Works, such a great shop.”
“Best aunt,” penned a third.
Meanwhile, a fourth penned: “Can find a real bargain in The Works, Can’t wait to see what’s in the mystery bag.”
“Why do I never think to go into this shop,” claimed a fifth.