Easter crafts and decorations

Ideas fornew decorations to make with the kids, handicrafts that you'll enjoy making and returning to every year, crafts that children, even toddlers, will enjoy doing themselves...
And decorations based as much as possible on natural ingredients: wood, cardboard, felt and wool, and ... eggs, of course!

It's very simple: just fill a plastic balloon with fast-setting plaster, then hang it up. Once dry, remove the balloon and you've got an egg. A little sanding may be necessary to soften the pointed shape.

The natural and traditional method is to color the eggs as they cook, so that you can then enjoy a colorful, edible egg during the Easter meal! Cooking in a mixture of water and beet juice gives Easter eggs an invigorating color. Try also: curry (for yellow eggs), a few drops of soy sauce (for a brown color)... More originality still with marbled eggs: simply coat the eggs in large red onion skins before cooking (tying string around them).
Then cook the eggs: when they come out, they look like marbled red-brown eggs. You can also simply tie up the eggs before cooking them to obtain original stripes.