How to Create Easter Egg Animals

Paint a hard-boiled or hollowed egg yellow

Fold a piece of felt or card stock in half and cut out a ¼” triangle with the bottom being the fold of the felt/card stock (creating the beak)

Once egg is dry, paint eyes on.

Glue beak onto egg

If desired, add flourishes with either pressed flowers or feathers to the top and side of the egg.

Cut a set of bunny ears about 2” tall out of gray felt

Cut out a slightly smaller set of inner bunny ears (around 1 ¾” tall) out of pink or white felt

Glue the inner ear to the outer ear using tacky glue

Hot glue the ears to a hard-boiled or hollowed out egg

Hot glue a cotton ball or felt ball tail to the back of the egg

Paint or draw a bunny face onto the egg

Add a cute bit of rosy cheek accent using pink paint or marker

Paint a light pink oval onto a hard boiled or hollowed out egg

Cut a set of ¾” rounded edged triangles out of white felt

Pinch an edge of the triangle to cup the ear a bit and hot glue

Glue the ears to the side of the egg

Cut a ½” circle out of pink felt for the lamb tail

Glue the tail to the back of the egg

Using black paint or a marker draw the lamb face inside the pink oval

Paint or dye a hard boiled or hollowed out egg the magical color of your choice (suggestions: pink, teal, purple)… we are using pink

Cut a set of ½” tall triangles out of pink felt (or the same color you made your egg)

Cut a set of ¼” tall triangles out of a contrasting color (we went with blue)

Tacky Glue the smaller triangles to the larger to form the ears

Cut a 2” tall triangle out of gold glitter cardstock (or whatever you’d like the horn to be)

Roll the triangle to form the horn and tacky glue to close

Glue horn and ears to egg

Paint or draw face onto egg

For extra flourish, add small flowers or glitter to the unicorn around the ears and horn