How to Make a Cute Chicken family for Easter

Create a fun and festive Easter display with this easy craft tutorial! Learn how to make a cute Chicken family out of felt and other basic craft supplies. Perfect for decorating your home or giving as gifts!

Hi guys! This is a whole season of festivals. You might forget some time about the upcoming festivals due to your busy weeks. Easter has now become the festival of all communities, and people worldwide celebrate them like huge events. Some of you might hear about easter day but not properly know its facts and origin and how it’s related to Christmas. Easter is a Christian festival and a holy week.

Christan celebrates it as the resurrection of Jesus from the dead. This day made Jesus the ‘Son of God’. So, you can now understand it is the holy communal festival of the Christians. As Christmas is the day we celebrate the birth of Jesus Christ that’s why this day becomes more significant to us. Churches are decorated with flowers. People hunt Easter Bunny and eggs. People believe that this day represents the fulfillment of the forecast of the old law and reveals God’s plan for humankind.

Now that you know some significance of Easter it’s time to reveal today’s craft. You might have predicted it will be related to easter. Then you’re right! Today you are going to make a paper Easter bunny. Easter bunnies are usually hunted on Easter day and also to decorate gifts. This is a custom on Easter day to hunt them. This craft will be done to decorate your house. So, without any words, let’s get started!

How to Make a Cute Chicken family for Easter

The Big Chicken:

Materials:

• Two big white circles.
• A red, blue, and green paper stripes.
• A red paper.
• A black marker pen.
• A glue stick.
• Scissors.

Procedure:

• Take two big white circles of the same size, place them together.
• Fold them from top to bottom by making a middle fold line.
• Separate the two parts.
• Place them together sidewise.
• Fold the middle lines of the top section of the pieces in the opposite direction.
• Turn the piece and cut the plane portion of the sides from the middle to the gold line samely.
• Fold the cut sides of the pieces in opposite directions like the chicken’s wings.
• Take red, blue, and green paper strips.
• Fold them in half.
• Take a white piece and attach the folded strips from their end and paste it on the end of the wings with a glue stick.
• Take a red color paper, cut out a chicken’s head feather crown line shape and the chicken’s beak, small triangle shape.
• Attach the red crown over the chicken’s head and the beak on the mouth area with the glue stick.
• Take the other white chicken cut paper piece and attach it over this white paper with the glue stick.
• Grab a black marker pen, draw eyes, wings curves on both sides of the chicken.
• There will be a space between the middle portion of the chicken for swinging the chicken.
• Your paper mom chicken will be ready!

 The Small Chicken:

Materials:

• Two small yellow circles.
• A red piece of paper.
• A black marker pen.
• A glue stick.
• Scissors.

Procedure:

• Take two small yellow circles of the same size, place them together.
• Fold them from top to bottom by making a middle fold line.
• Separate the two parts.
• Place them together sidewise.
• Fold the middle lines of the top section of the pieces in the opposite direction.
• Turn the piece and cut the plane portion of the sides from the middle to the gold line samely.
• Fold the cut sides of the pieces in opposite directions like the chicken’s wings.
• Take a red piece of paper, cut out a small chicken’s beak, a small triangle shape.
• Attach the beak to the mouth area with the glue stick on a piece of yellow paper.
• Attach the other yellow piece over this piece with the glue stick.
• Grab a black marker pen, draw eyes on both sides of the chicken.
• There will be a space between the middle portion of the chicken for swinging the chicken.
• Your paper little chicken will be ready!

Look how adorable the chicken family looks! Decorate your house with them. You can easily make it with the materials that are all available in the market. Without buying anything you can use your own creativity to make a Christmas card. Your relatives, guests, and kids will love them. So, hurry up, grab the materials and make an adorable chicken family which can represent your family as well.

FAQs

1. What supplies are needed to make a cute chicken family for Easter?

You will need some cardboard, scissors, glue, markers, and paint. Optional supplies include sparkles, gems, and ribbons.

2. How do I cut out the chicken shapes?

Using a pen or pencil, draw the shapes of a chicken, an egg, and a chick onto the cardboard. Then, use scissors to cut out the shapes.

3. How do I assemble the pieces?

Using glue, assemble the pieces together to form a family. You can make as many chickens, eggs, and chicks as you want.

4. How do I decorate the pieces?

Once you have assembled the pieces, use markers, paint, sparkles, gems, and ribbons to decorate the pieces.

5. What colors should I use to decorate the pieces?

You can use any colors that you like! Traditional colors for Easter are pink, yellow, and blue.

6. How do I make the chickens look realistic?

Add a few dots of black paint to the chickens’ eyes, and draw on some bright orange beaks.

7. How do I make the chicks look cute?

Draw some small dots for eyes, and add some small wings. You can also add some colorful feathers using markers or paint.

8. Can I make the chickens’ legs move?

Yes, you can make the chickens’ legs move by attaching some small pieces of string to the legs.

9. How long does it take to make the chicken family?

It should take about an hour to assemble and decorate the chicken family.

You can display the chicken family in any room in your house! Some great places to display it would be your dining room table, kitchen counter, or mantel.

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