
This handmade baby chick craft idea is an easy to make and budget-friendly, and all you need for this project is yarn and hot glue. Crafting is an enjoyable activity and hobby and is also a wonderful way to express creativity. Whether you’re a seasoned crafter or a beginner looking for something to pass the time or get your hands busy with, these DIY yarn chicks will definitely interest you.

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Truly, kids have so much fun making these and showing off their creations-trust me. As the process just involves making pom poms, you may not even have to assist much. However, there is a glue gun involved, so adult supervision is required.
In fact, these sweet handmade yarn chicks are the perfect heartfelt gift idea to give to a loved one. Also, this cute spring craft idea would also add a pop of color to your home, and you can even use this for your Easter celebration or to simply adorn your house during the Spring season. I’m sure that whoever you give this yarn chick to will simply fall in love. Below, you will learn how to make your own handmade yarn chickens by following the step-by-step instructions.

Materials for DIY Yarn Chick:
- Yarn
- Scissors
- Beads
- Pin
- Glue Gun and Glue sticks
- Cardboard, 2 cm, 5 cm, and 6 cm rectangles with a slit in the middle
- Template, 5 cm and 6 cm circles

How to Make Baby Yarn Chickens:
Step 1: Wrap yarn around the largest rectangle pom pom template 150 times.
Count, count, count or you might lose track.

Step 2: Cut the excess yarn.

Step 3: Tie the loops together in the middle, and secure with a knot. Next, remove from the cardboard, then tie around the back, and knot tightly.

Step 4: Cut through the loops.

Step 5: Shape into a round ball using the larger circle template as a guide.
Trim the edges slowly and go around the pom pom ball at different angles to the finished pom pom is round in shape.

Step 6: Now, make another ball using the smaller cardboard and paper templates, following the same steps.

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Why You’ll Love This Project
Affordable
You can make this project on a budget and if you have leftover yarn from previous projects, it will work, too!
Easter Egg Hunt
You can swap or include this in your Easter activity with your family or friends.
Adorable
Plus, this DIY idea is simply adorable in real life, and it’d be the perfect toy for kids or decor for your home during the Spring season.
Easter Decor & Cute Spring Home Decor Idea
Also, these chicks look so cute on the mantle with other spring or Easter decorations. And, they also look great in Easter baskets, and kids love carrying them around. Don’t be surprised if they go to school
Step 7: Now, let’s make the feet of the chick. Make 3.

Step 8: Tie them together and cut off the excess yarn to form a single foot.
Repeat the steps to make another one.

Step 9: For the beak, follow the first step used in making the chick’s feet.
Next, cut away the excess to shape it into a beak.

Step 10: Using the smallest cardboard template, wrap yarn around 20 times and make the wings.
Note: keep the yarn pretty close together, but don’t wrap it all in one place, or you will have a ball, not longer wings.

Step 11: Make a pair of these to create the arms.

Step 12: Adhere the chick’s pom pom body and head together using a hot glue gun.
Make sure you don’t use too much hot glue, as the yarn sticks together pretty easily.

Step 13: Attach the wings to the body.
Use hot glue for this step, too.

Step 14: Glue the feet to the bottom of the body.

Step 15: Stick the eyes and the beak.

CUTE LITTLE CHICK!

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Pro Tip
- You can comb out the strands to make the chick appear more fluffy.
- Felt fabric is a great substitute for the beak.

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