Easter Egg Basket. The Happy Chicken Family and their friend, the Easter Bunny 🙂
Cut an empty egg carton. We'll need only four 'nests'.
Trim the sides and paste double-sided tape. Stick a strip of crepe paper all around it.
In case you're wondering how to prepare the crepe paper, just cut a strip and fold. Then trim one end so that it's a little bit rounded.
Use a hole punch and punch a hole each on both sides of the basket. Put a pipe cleaner through it and twist to secure. The Easter Egg Basket is done 🙂
I so love this Easter project that I did with Ethan (well, most of it was ME as empty egg shells are too fragile to be handled by him). The end result is just too satisfying and cute!
Let’s start 😀
One Happy Family Chicken Eggs
You'll need some empty egg shells.
You'll need to cut out some 'chicken parts' from coloured felts and paste double layered tape on it.
Paste all the parts onto the empty egg shell. Draw two dots as the eyes.
Introducing... Daddy Chicken Egg 😀
Put your hands together for... Mummy Chicken Eggs 🙂
Our bundle of joy... Baby Chicken Egg a.k.a. Ethan 😛
Together, we make a lovely Happy Family portrait 🙂
I’m still smiling looking at those eggs 🙂 If you have any Easter projects you want to share with us, please submit them here and we’ll link it back to you. Thank you 🙂
There was once when I kept the eggs in my fridge for far too long that they turn bad. Then hubs jokingly said that luckily it turn bad, otherwise they will hatch! And then, I got an idea for this craft… All I used was my old place mat and that scouring sponge? Is that what they call it? Some googly eyes and glue are needed too. Got Ethan to outline the ‘egg‘. Ready for assemble. Cute? It’s a gentle reminder to quickly consume the eggs before they hatch! 😀
