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Instead of throwing your egg cartons away, we’ve found 13 clever ways to put them to good use around the house.

There's no shortage of eggs to choose from in the grocery store aisle, but they all have one thing in common - that numbering on the side of the carton.

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who wouldn't want to use the awesome vintage style egg cartons?

Egg carton crafts encourage creativity in kids and it's also a great way to use up all those pieces of cardboard after Easter Sunday is over.

I don't know about you, but I am so excited for Spring! Of course here in Arizona we just skip straight to summer and start having 93 degree weather now. But am so excited about Easter this year. I love all the bright colorful flowers and springy decorations. And even though Ammon is only going to be 10 months old... I'm still excited to do a little egg hunt with him. Yet again, as I was taking down all my St. Patrick's day stuff and going to get out my Easter decorations, I realized that I…

How do you keep your eggs stored in the fridge? Do you stick with the carton, or leave them loose in a bowl or pretty tray? If you ditch the carton and keep your eggs piled in a bowl or other type of open container, exposed to the other items in the fridge, it’s time to rethink your strategy. While arranging your eggs in a pretty tray or the caddy that came with your fridge might look pretty, there’s a better way to store your eggs.