Paper Roll Chick Craft

Easter is just around the corner, and with the birds singing and the sunshine, it’s time to get creative with arts and crafts! This Paper Roll Chick will spark the creativity in your child!

Chicks are one of the sure signs of spring and Easter! Now you can make your own chicks to mark the arrival of this wonderful season.

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We love doing Easter crafts (check out our Chick Pop Up Card Template and make your own Easter Bunny Corner Bookmark).

To make a paper chicken you only need a few materials!

How to make paper rolled chick

What you need:

toilet paper roll
yellow paint
drag
hot glue gun
orange construction paper
Googly eyes

Step by step guide

Prepare all the materials you need to make this craft.

Paint the toilet paper roll yellow.

You will want to do this a few hours before you plan to make your craft so it has time to dry!

Mark where you need to cut on the toilet paper roll.

The pieces you cut out are for the wings, head and body of the chick.

You will glue the head to the body of the chick.

Press firmly to ensure the chick’s head is in the correct position.

Next, you will use super glue to glue the wings to the chick.

You can create this wing shape by cutting a small section of a toilet paper roll in half.

Next, you will cut a heart shape from orange cardstock.

Then you will glue the entire chick onto the heart shaped feet.

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