Fun is definitely in the air today at Glued To My Crafts! Just imagine me screaming right now “THIS CRAFT IS SO EASY!” Because seriously – it is! I wouldn’t lie to you!!!

Come one, come all – let’s check out this Mixed Media Baby Easter Chick kid craft idea – shall we?!

Make everyday a celebration with us! #gluedtomycrafts

As a mom I love to celebrate every holiday and season that comes our way, but I know it can be exhausting at times. So that’s why I’ve made it my mission to share the easiest kid craft ideas with you all, right here on Glued To My Crafts.

Today’s Mixed Media Baby Easter Chick doesn’t involve you running to the store and buying anything special. In fact – more than likely you have everything you need right in front of you, in your home. This adorable Easter baby chick is just cardstock, craft paint and some creative juices to make it come to life.

Just check out my tutorial below to see the how-to! It’s a quick-to-make design, partnered w/creative results that won’t have you pulling out your hair!

Happy crafting, my friends! #gluedtomycraftsinspiresyou

Mixed Media Baby Easter Chick Supplies:

White Cardstock
Yellow Cardstock
Orange Cardstock
Orange Craft Paint
Paint Brush
Paper Plate
Scissors
Baby Wipes
Yellow Crayon/Marker
Large Wiggle Eyes
School Glue

Directions:

First things first – the handprints. Squirt some orange craft paint on your paper plate. One by one, paint your child’s hands completely orange and press them on the yellow cardstock. Remove excess paint from hands with baby wipes and a trip to the sink with soap & water. Set aside your handprints to let them dry completely.
Next is the body of the baby chick. Grab the white cardstock and yellow crayon. Have children “color” their white cardstock completely yellow {or skip this step and opt for a yellow sheet of cardstock instead}
Once the body is done, grab the wiggle eyes, orange cardstock and glue. Adhere the wiggle eyes. Cut out a triangle nose from the cardstock and adhere that to the center of the colored body as well.
Now finally, grab your handprints and trim them out with scissors. Adhere them to the cardstock body with glue.
Then display as is or add other embellishments you see fit!