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li>Paint the front side of the egg.
Display on the refrigerator or make these note cards for gifts by attaching a paper egg shape (same size) to the back and writing a message. For example, "Happy Easter, 2010! Love, (your name)."
Hang many of these from your ceiling for an Easter feel in your house. Attach a piece of string or fishing line to the back of the egg. Cover with another same size egg shape cut from paper to make the back look more attractive. Color or leave plain. Or, you could just put two together back to back.
Enjoy.
By Jayme from Harrisonburg, VA
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I was making activity pages for a quiet book and this is one idea I thought of for a 'holiday' quiet book. I got a package of 50 foam sheets at Walmart for $5.00! They're a good size to use for quiet books.
This is a quick and easy craft. Using Styrofoam eggs, put a heavy duty tooth pick, or a wood skewer, (helps in holding) stick it in the bottom of the egg.
Throughout the year when I cook eggs, I just take off the tip of the egg, pour the egg out, clean it and dry it and store the shell until Easter. When Easter rolls around, I get all the empty eggs out.
Holidays are the perfect time to set your kids to making simple decorations. This paper plate bunny is a good example. This is a page about making a paper plate bunny.
Make this Happy Easter banner to welcome your guests during the Easter season. It's easy to modify this for a birthday or other special event.
You or an older child can easily make these cute bunny magnets, using craft foam and a few other inexpensive craft supplies. This is a page about making craft foam bunny magnets.
This craft foam bunny photo frame is too cute for words. It is perfect to give as a gift. This is a page about bunny frame with moveable ears.
