It's Easter time. For kids, the days leading to Easter can just be as fun-filled as the day of the Easter Egg Hunt itself. While most kids would be painting patterns on colored eggs, those with egg allergies may want to opt for other crafting activities that don't involve actual eggs so you don't risk getting allergic reactions. Besides, what are you going to do with those eggs once Easter is over?

Need some egg-free Easter egg crafts? In this week's issue, Kids Craft Weekly has a few creative ideas for you and your kids using cardboard, foil, confetti, clay, and other basic crafting materials.