1. To make a chicken with your own hands you need to prepare:
• Yellow threads.
• Cardboard.
• Glue.
• Scissors.
• Red flannel.
• Beads.
If there is no red cloth and beads, then it does not matter. Make the chick's beak and eyes out of paper.
2. We draw circles of different diameters on cardboard. Two larger circles and two smaller ones.
3. Cut these circles with a hole in the middle.
4. We tightly tie a small circle with a thread. For convenience, I take a not very long, but double thread. If you work long with a thread, then it gets confused and your hand quickly gets tired. Well, a thread in two additions significantly saves the efforts and time of the needlewoman.
5. We also wrap a large circle with thread. So we have a small detail - the head and a large detail - the body of the chicken.
6. Slightly push the thread apart and insert the scissors between the cartons.
7. We begin to cut the threads along the edge of the workpiece.
8. Take a piece of thread, preferably authentic. Holding the center of the circle with your thumb, gently stretch the thread between the cardboards.
9. Tighten the thread and tie a knot. Auxiliary parts are removed from cardboard. We get the head of a fluffy baby.
10. We do the same with the second workpiece.
11. Well, now, perhaps, the most difficult moment in all the work. It is necessary to take the head of the chicken and tighten the pompom-body of the chicken with the remaining thread. At the same time you fasten the threads of the body and attach the head to the body.
12. We remove the cardboard and get just such a blank for the future chicken. You need to slightly fluff the strings.
13. Cut the beak.
14. Fold the beak in half and apply glue along the fold line.
15. Glue the beak to the head.
16. Glue the beads.
17. After the chick took its place in the Easter composition, it was decided to slightly reduce the baby's beak.
18. So, the Easter chicken looks nicer. Is not it?
19. Well, in the end, the general council decided to add the scallop to the chicken. Well, the fluffy chick has taken its place in the nest and is ready to decorate the Easter interior of the house.
