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Friday, February 10, 2012

How to Hatch A Chick

I usually have some leftover yarn from making graduation lei. So, I decided to make a scrappy yarn chick for Spring.

First you need a styrofoam egg, yes, in this case the egg comes first.

I wrapped some Meriken double stick tape around the egg. Just two stirps criss cross is enough.


Then, I just starting to wind the yarn around the egg.

Okay, almost done! I slipped the ends of the yarn under some stands and knotted it to secure.

Gathered some "wings" and eyes.

Made my own chicken feet by twisting up some chenille stem.Cut a beak from foamie and glued everything onto the yarn body.

And that's how you hatch a chick! Hmmm...maybe I'll give it to my Sweetie with a sign that says "From your favorite chick!"LOL!

Sometimes these silly crafts are the best thing for the end of the week. Thanks for stopping by today and Have a Great weekend!

4 comments:

  1. Aw Joy, this is really cute. I have lots of leftover yarn and this is a great way to use it up. Thanks for the Easter idea!

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  2. Oh, my, goodness! This chick is so cute! Especially her little feet! Heehee! TFS Joy!

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  3. too cute, joy! great idea for some leftover yarn and i think my kiddies would enjoy it! also, i have a blog award i'd like to pass on to you. please visit -- http://craftingthisandthat.blogspot.com/2012/02/my-first-blog-award.html.

    have a great day!

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  4. Hi Joy! This is super cute!!! I saw you over on Eva's blog...congrats on winning :) You have some really cute creations! Thanks for the inspiration, I am now your newest follower :)

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