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Upcycle Easter Eggs | Pin of the Week

Upcycle Easter Eggs | Pin of the Week
April 24, 2014
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By: Kate Setter

If your family celebrated Easter this past weekend, I’m guessing you might have some plastic egg halves lingering around your home – I know I have plenty at my house!

Putting the eggs away to reuse next year is always an option, but if you’re not a household that likes to save things, or if you have halves that don’t have other halves, or if you just want to repurpose some of them to thin out your collection, today’s Pin of the Week is for you.

Leah at Popsugar Moms compiled a list of 20 Ways to Upcycle Your Easter Eggs – and the ideas run the gamut from educational, to functional, to just plain adorable. If you upcycle your eggs, please let us know, we’d love to hear about what you create.

For more ideas like this, fun activities for kids and tips for parents, check out our Pinterest page.

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Kate manages social media at Cincinnati Children's, a role that she loves because it gives her opportunities to help families find stories and pediatric health information that they want and need. Kate is the mother of two elementary-age kiddos.

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Emily Schroeder April 24, 2014 at 3:52 pm

I run a blog about getting kids interested in family history and genealogy. Here is what we did with some of our eggs: https://kowalski-bellan.weebly.com/5/post/2014/04/easter-egg-family-faces.html

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    Kate Setter April 24, 2014 at 4:48 pm

    Very cool idea, Emily. Thank you for sharing it!

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