These Tissue Paper Easter Eggs are an easy, crafty way to make Easter Eggs that don't involve cups of dye. For older kids ...

But because of this year's high prices, she came up with an alternative: foil eggs. Cut egg shapes out of cardboard, wrap them in foil, and you have shiny eggs to decorate and reuse. "Our mom used ...

Remove the top piece of paper then cut out about 20 egg shapes, re-rolling the dough from the if you need to. Put half of them onto one lined baking tray. These will be the bottom biscuits.

But because of this year’s high prices, she came up with an alternative: foil eggs. Cut egg shapes out of cardboard, wrap them in foil, and you have shiny eggs to decorate and reuse.

Cut out two pointed-leaf shapes the length of the egg shape from the black fondant and curl them up slightly at the ends to make the wings, then stick these to the sides of the body. For the feet ...