With Easter around the corner, you might be trying to come up with some new ideas to celebrate. This clever idea we saw on Mommy Savers would work great with young kids and older ones alike. And it's simple to create! More

Have you dyed your Easter eggs yet this year? If not, this is one of the prettiest dyeing techniques I've seen yet. And even if you've dyed your eggs already this year, you might be inspired to do a second batch. More

If you're looking for a way to take egg decorating to the next level this Easter, look no further. We found a fun alternative to dyed Easter eggs over at Lait Fraise Mag. More

I have many happy memories of hunting for candy-filled eggs in our backyard with my sisters on Easter morning. I want my son to enjoy the same fun, but it's not quite the same when you live in an apartment. More

Easter baskets tend to be one of those things that get used once a year and then stuffed way back in the closet until it is time to trot them out again a year later. While we are not ones to stand in the way of tradition, here is a different take on Easter baskets that may prove to be a bit more useful year-round. More

If you're looking forward to spring being sprung, you may be ready to start planning your Easter egg masterpieces. We've rounded up 10 fun techniques to get your creative juices flowing! More

With spring's recent arrival and Easter fast approaching, we've got bunnies on the brain. Here at Apartment Therapy we've discussed bunny plates, tea towels, and cookie jars and oak, hopping, & comb bunnies, but what if you're in the mood for spring decor that's a bit more adult? More

Eco Eggs
• $30 (72 eggs)
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I felt really guilty buying plastic eggs a few years ago for my son's first Easter egg hunt and would have happily shelled out more for this new biodegradable version made from corn starch. Look for smaller quantities online ($10 for 25 here, for example).

Want to start a fun family tradition for Easter? Plant some "magic" jelly beans the night before and jump below to see what you get Easter morning. More

Easter is right around the corner, bringing bright splashes of color after a muted winter. And even if you are a staunch proponent of real dyed eggs, the chance of some plastic ones somehow sneaking into your basket is pretty good. They are everywhere. Here are a few projects that will put your plastic eggs to good use. More