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the middle to secure loops. Lay feet
flat and place a small amount of glue
on top of the twisted section. Place
the egg onto the glue, adjusting the
position of the egg so it can stand
freely on the feet. Glue a medium
pompom to the back of the egg to
make the bunny’s tail covering up the
raw end of the bunny feet. Allow glue
to dry.
2. Loop another white chenille stick
to desired ear height and twist to
secure. Twist a hot pink chenille stick
into a slightly smaller loop and place
inside white loop, twist ends to secure.
Repeat for the other ear. Trim away
excess of twisted sticks leaving a
1.5cm end.
3. Using a sharp pencil, poke a hole
into the top of the egg. Place a small
amount of glue inside the hole and
push the twisted ends of the ears into
hole. Adjust ears to desired angle.
Allow to dry.
4. Tie a ribbon bow around the base
of the ears to hide where the ears are
attached to the top of the foam egg.
5. Cut a hot pink chenille stick in half.
Twist and join each stick together in
the centre to make the whiskers. Trim
to desired length. Glue whiskers to
the centre front of foam egg. For the
nose, glue small pompom on top of the
whiskers. Glue joggle eyes onto eggs
above the nose and whiskers, allow
glue to dry
Chick
1. To make chick’s feet, cut an orange
chenille stick in half. Bend one of the
sticks in the middle. Cut two 4cm
small lengths from the other half of
the stick. Twist these around each of
the ends of the bent stick to make the
toes. Trim to desired length.
2. Glue the bend in the middle of the
legs to the base of a foam egg. Allow
to dry.
3. To make wings, bend a yellow
chenille stick in half. Make two loops
by bringing each of the ends back to
the middle. Twist the ends around the
middle to secure loops. Bend loops
into wing shapes.
4. Using a sharp pencil, poke a hole
into the centre back of the egg. Place
a small amount of glue inside the hole
and push the twisted ends of the wings
into hole. Allow to dry.
5. Cut a yellow chenille stick in half.
Bend one of the sticks in half. Make
two loops by bringing each end back
to the bend middle. Twist the ends
around the middle to secure loops.
Shape loops into a pointed beak
shape. Poke a hole in the centre front
of the egg and place a small amount of
glue inside. Push the twisted ends of
the beak into hole. Allow to dry.
6. Glue joggle eyes onto egg above
the beak, allow glue to dry. Tie a bow
with ribbon and glue to the top of the
chick’s head, allow to dry. •
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