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1 5 Egg-cellent Easter Egg Projects
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2 DIY: An Eggy Easter Wreath
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3 Are You Dyeing Easter Eggs Today?
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4 Can You Crack This Easter Egg Quiz?
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5 5 Ways to Decorate With Glam Easter Eggs
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6 Do You Blow Out or Boil Your Easter Eggs?
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7 Are You Dyeing Easter Eggs Today?
Why not take a break from the festivities today and polish up on your Easter history? You may be well versed in the dyeing and hunting of eggs on the April holiday, but how well do you know the rest of the world's Easter egg traditions? Try your hand at answering a half dozen questions to find out! Source: Flickr User kurisurokku Take the Quiz Read more
My favorite part of Easter has always been about dyeing eggs. It's not especially competitive. I couldn't care less for the hunt. But crafty as I am, I always enjoy getting my hands inked up and smelling like vinegar. Growing up, I loved seeing what designs my friends and family came up with for their eggs, too — and knowing mine were better. OK, I guess I'm a little competitive. Are you dyeing Read more
After whipping up a dozen glittered eggs for my Easter wreath, I wanted four dozen more to scatter through the rest of the house. A cinch to make, I was sure I could find some other ways to make use of the shiny little Spring objects. Come see all of the ways you can Easterize your house with these sparkly ovals and let me know if you have more ideas! Read more
If dyeing eggs for Easter isn't a hit with your family, or too messy for the kids, you can still get crafty when you use eggs to make your own Spring bunnies and little chicks. This little trick from Rachael Ray turns ordinary eggs into your own little Easter creatures that are bound to be a hit with the fam. All you'll need is some colored construction paper, washable markers, glue, and Read more
Many people let their doors do the talking during the holidays. While I don't mark every Hallmark moment with a wreath, I do find the Easter season to be a worthy contender. This year I thought I'd whip up my own door décor with a little help from my pals glitter, glue, and ribbon. To see how to craft your own wreath, just read more Read more
Dyeing Easter eggs is super fun, because there are limitless ways to add color and pattern, but my favorite Easter egg decorating projects are the ones that don't require using a drop of dye. From miniature bird's nests to cross-stiched shells, clever egg decorators are ditching the grocery store egg kits for much more creative and complicated projects. Check out five of my favorites! Read more
It's eggtacular! With all of the talk about food dyes and their effects on young tots this week, mamas preparing for Easter may be thinking twice about how they'll color their eggs this year. Using plant, fruit, and vegetable extracts, rather than the Red 40 and Blue Lake dyes at the forefront of the controversy, the Eco-Eggs Easter Egg Coloring Kit ($16) still creates vibrantly dyed eggs without Read more
YumTV shows you how to step up your Easter egg game this year: with glitter eggs! An easy and affordable DIY project, glittered eggs make for a creative and sparkling alternative to floral centerpieces and coffee table decor. Watch our video for a unique and personalized place setting idea. Happy Easter! Read more
Before it's time to dye your Easter eggs, there are two routes you can take to make sure they don't spoil on the holiday: hardboiling them or blowing out the innards. Hardboiling is easy-peasy, but they can have cracks and do eventually spoil. Blowing out eggs is a more time-consuming task that makes for very delicate egs. But they will have a perfect shell, and you can save them for years. Read more
Easter is just a week and a half away! So get your bunny ears on and check out our inventive ways to fill up your children's baskets with eggs. Chocolate aside, Peter Cottontail is putting a new spin on what's in this holiday. And we've got a carton of ideas that include kid favorites from colorful soaps to oval crayons. Read more
