After the egg hunt is over, unless you save those plastic things year after year, you’re going to have a metric ton of empty eggs left in a pile. Once the candy is out (and most likely eaten), rather than toss those plastic pieces, head on over to Instructables and follow their tutorial for making an Easter Egg Snake!
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How to serve up some cute recycled pumpkins
Old sporting equipment often gets discarded but certainly not by any recycled crafter. The clever crafter over at the blog Recreated Designs has created these rustic pumpkins from old tennis rackets. Pop on over to see the tutorial on how to make recycled old tennis racket pumpkins. I wonder if pickle ball rackets would work too?
Corina K.-R. says
Great idea!!!
I actually recycle plastic Easter eggs by putting homemade Kool Aid-flavored lip gloss in them and selling them on Easter.
It’s very profitable and GREAT for raiser funds!
Your FIY-Queen,
Corina