The egg, of course, or at least for this tutorial.
You'll need some brightly colored felt.
To crack your egg, you'll need pinking sheers or a pinking rotary cutter.
To sew up your eggs, you'll need matching embroidery thread.
Cut your felt egg out (1 full egg and 1 cracked egg). Overlap the cracked top sections of the egg then layer on top of the full felt egg. Using your matching embroidery thread, do a running stitch around the perimeter of your egg to close it off.
You now have a felt cracked egg holder.
You can fill it up with jelly beans OR...
You can make a felt chick finger puppet to fit inside your cracked egg.
You'll need to gather the following supplies:
First, make French knots for the eyes through one section of the yellow felt body. Second, sew the beak into place, in the center so the mouth can still flap. Third, place your yellow feathers between the two yellow felt body layers. Finally, using a running stitch, sew the 2 pieces of the body together (leaving the bottom open).
When you're done, stick your chick in your cracked egg.
And now we can continue the debate, which came first the chicken or the egg.
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Absolutely adorable! Another great felt project by you! :)
ReplyDeleteFun fun fun! Love it, although I have a post coming up that may differ on the age o,d question regarding the chicken and the egg ;) you are the felt queen!
ReplyDeleteThose are the cutest Easter projects EVER Amy! I agree with Mel...you're the felt queen..hands down!
ReplyDeleteI didn't know they made a pinking rotary cutter. I want one! These would be so much cuter for an easter egg hunt than the plastic ones.
ReplyDeleteThey do! And, I love that the label on them are pink. Thanks for your sweet comment.
DeleteSuper cute! My sister is going to be in Chicago with her kiddies this Easter and I'm trying to come up with fun little gifts to put in all the kids' baskets. This would be a cute one!
ReplyDeleteOkay, these are possibly the cutest things I have ever seen. You could totally sell them. Pinning ASAP! xoxo
ReplyDeletesuper cute! I need to make something like this for our long plane trip
ReplyDeleteAmy that is so cute and fun! Great tutorial too!
ReplyDeleteGreat post...you do a good job explaining each step.
ReplyDeleteCute project, as always. :)
So much fun! Great tutorial!
ReplyDeletewhat a super craft and so terribly cute.
ReplyDeleteYou are really rockin the pics! These are very beautifully taken....along with great directions.
ReplyDeleteOh my goodness...these are so cute! I love the adorable little finger puppets.
ReplyDeleteI might have just died from cuteness! Seriously.. I want some of these! Maybe Ill make them for my kids and share. Maybe. ;)
ReplyDeleteSo adorable...pinned!
ReplyDeleteThat finger puppet is the perfect quiet toy for church or where ever. I think you need to make one for every finger, but mine might need to be larger, I have a hard time sitting still and being quiet.
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hi Amy! I just want to let you know that you are one of our certified blog hoppers for last week's blog hop!
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rea
Amy this is so so so cute!!!! Now i must just remember where i put the felt....
ReplyDeletehugs to you dear friend xxx
Your little chick finger puppets are one of the cutest projects I've seen for Easter - oh my goodness, adorable! I love the little added feathers and beak, along with how colorful they are. These would be so cute tucked in an Easter basket. I'll be pinning. Thanks so much for sharing your idea, Amy!
ReplyDeleteyes! finally something i think i can actually sew! and i think the little ones in our family would love these. enjoy your weekend!
ReplyDeleteThat's so CUTE Amy!
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ReplyDeleteLove it! I'm thinking that my girls would love these!
ReplyDeleteTara
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i love this easy idea!! I found you over at Watch Out Martha!
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Visiting from Whimsy Wednesdays. Have to make these for the kids at the children's hospital. Liked you on FB and following you via GFC.
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Thanks so much Dona. I'm off to visit your lovely blog.
DeleteSuper cute fun to tuck in the Easter basket!
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Oh my goodness!! So incredibly adorable and genius idea!
ReplyDeleteOMGoodness! I have to make the finger puppet for my little girl! Thanks for sharing at Monday Funday!
ReplyDeleteDARLING!!!!!
ReplyDeleteWe love this and you are being featured today!!! lol
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Congrats! Susie @Bowdabra
this is so sweet too! Love the feathers!!!
ReplyDeleteKim
Wonderful tutorial! I loved the outcome!
ReplyDeleteGreat post!! I included it in my post Βόλτα στη Γειτονιά #26 :)
Have a great week!!