friday craft day : egg carton easter craft

meet bunny & chick
Aren't they the cutest!? Read on to find out how to make your own using an egg carton.



We're making egg carton bunnies & chicks for craft day today I can't wait! With a little bit of prep work done ahead of time these little guys are quick and easy to put together and made entirely out of
 materials you're sure to have on hand.

What you'll need:

an egg carton

a pair of scissors

a finepoint black sharpie

your favorite adhesive or a glue gun

construction/scrapbook paper

small white pom poms
(or a small white bead, button, etc.)



How to make your own:

To make your own bunny or chick start by cutting the sections of an egg carton apart to use for the body. Next, cut out of construction/scrapbook paper all the parts you'll need for the bunny & chick using the pieces pictured above as a guide.
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You can now start putting your bunny & chick together by gluing the paper pieces to the egg carton section. For the bunny, fold over a thin portion at the base of each ear forming a thin tab. Put adhesive on the bottom of the tab and glue to egg carton. For the bunnies feet, glue to the inside edge of the egg carton then fold them slightly so they will peek out underneath. Draw eyes on your bunny using a black sharpie then attach a nose using a small white pom pom, button or bead.

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Attach the chicks wings and feet the same way you attached the bunnies ears and feet. For the chicks crest cut a small slit in the top of the egg carton, insert tab then fold over and glue from the inside of the egg carton. Fold the small diamond you cut out in half and attach to make the chick's mouth. Draw eyes on your chick using the black sharpie, then attach the beak and you're done. Super simple but oh so cute!

Happy crafting everyone!
Have a super great weekend!

:)


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18 comments:

kiki comin said...

super cute, rebecca..I LOVE THEM!:)

Kymberly Foster Seabolt said...

Those are darling! Very cute.

s a n s k u :) said...

c-u-t-e!

i just blogged about coloring mandalas. thanks for that inspiration too. :)

Peggy said...

Cute! My 10-year- old is setting to work on it right now!

JBarone said...

so SUPER CUTE!

Faith said...

this is the cutest thing EVER!! :)

Km said...

Simply adorable,darling and sweet sweet sweet!

TidyMom said...

soooo adorable!!

Thnaks for linking up!

Sarah said...

soo cute! I love your blog!! :)

Emily said...

darling! and so creative.

Laurel {Make and Takes} said...

This is just too cute! I'd love for you to submit this to the M&T Spotlight at http://www.makeandtakes.com/spotlight

Anonymous said...

cute but could not get to print :(

kara@elements-interiors.net said...

I LOVE this! Its PERFECT for you to Link up at my Linky PAR-TAY,

Whassup Wednesday!!!

And I have a party button you can grab so your friends can come too:)

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xoxokara

Heather at Life Made Lovely said...

i can't stand the cuteness!!
thanks for linking up!

Wendy Hayden, Farmer's Daughter-in-law said...

I've been saving my egg cartons for just such a craft! Perfect! Thanks!

von Hand zu Hand said...

that's just too cute!

I linked to your tutorial on my blog - thanks for sharing!

doro K.

Topogina said...

Hi, I mentioned one of your projects on my blog at this url. I hope you don’t mind.
http://cecrisicecrisi.blogspot.it/2012/03/10-progetti-fai-da-te-per-pasqua-riuso.html
Cheers. Alex

Anonymous said...

you stink

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