15 Egg Carton Crafts

Now that Easter is right around the corner, I just know that you also have lots of spare egg cartons and are ready to make some awesome egg carton crafts with them!

1. Love flowers? Why not make a sunflower cover out of egg carton! Easy and fun

2. You can even make toys out of egg cartons – like this egg carton fire truck! Craft ship

3. Or this toy train! Craft ship

4. Or how about a real pirate treasure chest? Red Ted Art

5. There really is no limit when it comes to this material but I am a flower lover so this flower crown is a must! Great fun and learning

6. You can also make a bouquet of flowers from egg cartons to place on the table. Meaningful mother

7. Bugs, bugs everywhere! Luckily, they were just manual errors from the egg carton. Easy and fun

8. If you don’t like scary reptiles then you can at least try making this adorable butterfly craft. Crafty morning

9. Children love to play pretend and it will be even more fun if they have an egg carton mask. pickles

10. Let’s dive into the ocean and create an ocean diorama. Imaginary tree

11. And now that we have the ocean, let’s make some ocean animal crafts. Great fun and learning

12. Let’s be a turtle too! Happy Savings 4 Guys

13. I know Easter is coming but this egg carton bunny is too adorable to make. Crafty morning

14. Raise your hand if you love penguins! This penguin profession is fabolus. Chaos in parenting

15. Everyone needs love, so make a heart-shaped craft. Mom multiples

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