EASTER EGGS are not limited to one per person in supermarkets, but it still may be tricky to get your hands on one. Don't worry, you can make your own at home in three easy steps.

And while store-bought egg-dyeing kits make it a cinch to color eggs for Easter, it's also fun to make your own dyes. We rounded up the best tips for making your egg dyeing experience a breeze.

But, they LOVE Easter eggs, so I had to make one more! Learn how to make your own Easter egg sensory bin below for your little ones.

How can you make your own Jell-O eggs with multiple colors? Holly Nilsson at Spend With Pennies offers a recipe that uses a syringe and dollar-store plastic eggs to create these colorful treats: ...

This recipe is a simple spin on a Thai fried egg salad, yam khai dao. Instead of making the eggs the traditional way, use your surplus of boiled Easter eggs to make the salad. Follow this easy ...

To make your own Easter egg tree dreams come true, follow these simple steps: Start by foraging a few branches from your yard.

We don’t go overboard on all the natural stuff, but we’ve discovered it’s a whole lot of fun making your own Easter egg dyes from natural ingredients.

To make your own, just revamp a store-bought plastic egg by decorating it and filling it with Easter treats. You can also put a little letter inside the egg or write it on the outside.

When is Easter 2025? How to make natural dyes for Easter eggs from the comfort of your home ahead of the celebration.