How Do You Make Cotton Ball Chicks For Easter?

The incredibly active minds of children love craft projects any time of the year, and Easter is no exception. Apart from filling Easter baskets and coloring Easter eggs, there are a infinite number of Easter craft projects that can keep their active little minds busy. Cotton ball chicks made from real eggs and any craft supplies you have laying about the house are fun and adorable decorations for your kids will love making.

Read on to learn more. Make stands for your finished chick eggs from small pieces of construction paper. Cut a 1/4 inch by 6 inch strip and glue the ends together to make a ring.

Add any decorations you may like. Break a hole in the top of a raw egg and place the white and yolk in a bowl. Gently chip away the shell, leaving a half shell that will be used as the base of your cotton ball chicks.

Rinse the shell and allow it to dry thoroughly. Glue a cotton ball or large yellow pom pom into the bottom of the half shell. You can add two small cotton balls or pom poms ... more.

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