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Easter Egg Chicks
- Total Time Needed:
- 1 Hour
In this particular case, the age-old question is settled: The egg definitely came first, but the chicken came in a close second.
- Materials
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- Air-drying clay
- White glue
- Blown eggs
- Tempera paint and brushes
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- Instructions
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Shape the clay into a beak, comb and feet.
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Rub a dab of white glue onto the clay parts and press them into place on the egg (otherwise, the clay shrinks and detaches as it dries). Hold for 1 minute until the glue starts to dry, then set the egg with attached clay aside to dry completely.
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Finish the chick by painting on eyes, wings and feathers.
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