- Store pantyhose.
- Store necklaces to keep them from tangling together, would be great for travel as well.
- Make a duck. Or really there are tons of crafts out there to use them. Or you can just decorate them to make fancy eggs for next year.
- Use them to store homemade play-doh
- Fill with potpourri and poke holes in it to use as an air freshener.
- Use it to make garland, that you can use to decorate next year.
- Store beads in them for crafting, for extra organization match the color on the outside to the beads on the inside.
- Use them for kids to learn counting, colors, etc.
- Instead of messy eggs during an egg race (where you hold the egg on the spoon) or egg toss, use plastic eggs. If they drop it they are out.
- Use half an egg to scoop sand at the beach.
- Store spare buttons in them.
- Pack some thread, needle, and a button in there for a travel sewing kit.
- Make rice krispie eggs
- Store snacks in them for the lunch box or diaper bag.
- Make egg shakers. Just fill them with rice, beans, or beads and use them as a musical instrument. (You can hot glue gun the pieces together, to make it more permanent).
- Donate them. Many churches and community groups put on Easter egg hunts, and would gladly accept donations of your eggs.
- Save them for next year. Don't waste money buying eggs year after year, just save them.
Tuesday, April 26, 2011
New Uses for Plastic Easter Eggs
With Easter just happening this past Sunday, you probably have a few plastic Easter eggs around. Bet you didn't guess they have tons of other uses. Here's a list of things you can do with those eggs, after eating the candy of course.
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