36 Ways to Upcycle Your Easter Eggs

Your kids will have a blast rocking out to their homemade instruments and you'll love how crafty they get with this fun project!

Bring the magic of summer indoors by creating fireflies (that actually light up!) from Easter basket leftovers.

Two words: Bunny garland! Creating this fun project with leftover eggs and cotton balls will be the highlight of your kiddo's week.

Make mini monster magic by disguising your eggs as crotchet creatures filled with candy.

Fill a basket with springtime fun for cheery home decor or a seasonal gift by transforming Easter eggs into clusters of colorful flowers.

Either store your leftover plastic eggs for autumn or get started on decorating for fall by transforming plastic Easter eggs into Halloween spiders.

Colorful Easter eggs can take on a new life as competitive egg jockeys with some washi tape, googly eyes, and a little bit of imagination!

From a variety of color patterns to different length creatures, little ones can spend endless amounts of time making caterpillar friends out of their collection of Easter hunt finds.

Easter eggs are't just for the kids. Create a tea light flight for your living room kitchen, or patio.

Who says you have to wait till Christmas to decorate a tree? Attach some ribbon to the eggs and hang them around your yard.

Create a Spring-themed sensory bin with dry rice, eggs, and other festive items.

Keep the kids' fingers clean — or cleaner — with this easy and fun craft.

Use the eggs to organize tiny toys, jewlery, and other special trinkets.

Use the plastic eggs as a mold for Rice Krispies treats, Jello, and other tasty treats.

Add the leftover eggs to your tot's play kitchen, and maybe they'll make you a tasty omelette.

Rather than using tupperware to store your big batch of play dough, keep them color coded with the eggs.

Fill the eggs with a variety of items to create these superfun sound shakers.

Attract some special friends this spring with easy-to-make bird feeders.

One of the easiest ways to reuse plastic Easter eggs is to turn them into holders for small snacks. The eggs are portable and a perfect on-the-go snack container for toddlers or preschoolers.

Make your child their own Russian doll set using a variety of plastic eggs.

No need to spend tons of money on bath toys. Just toss some plastic eggs into the tub.

Use eggs, Play-Doh containers, and an assortment of fun fabrics to create some cute, pretend desserts.

Whether it's for the front door or your tot's play room, turning your eggs into a colorful wreath is a great way to decorate.

Teach your tot her ABCs and 123s using some eggs and a permanent marker.