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Bath Pouf Chick

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by Noreen Doll.

Create a sweet bath pouf chick for a quick and easy Easter decoration.

This fat yellow bath pouf is perfect for making a soft, fluffy looking chick. And it is so easy to cut out a few parts to make his features.

I had to look a couple of places to find a yellow pouf, but finally located this one in Walmart for $1.00.

What You Need

Yellow Bath Pouf

Orange Craft Foam

Scissors

Hot Glue

What You Do

1. Remove the tag from the pouf and locate the flattest side for the front.  If you are going to hang it, make sure the loop is at the top.

2. Make a paper pattern for the beak and feet, and check to be sure they are large enough.

Part of what makes the bath pouf chick cute is the over sized beak and feet.

3. Cut the beak and feet out of orange craft foam. Cut two largish circles from black craft foam for eyes.

You can use the wiggly eyes, but I like the look of the plain black.

4. Use a dab of hot glue to attach the beak first, slightly above the center of the pouf.

5. Attach the eyes above the beak, and try not to let them get too far apart. Eyes that are closer together give a character much more appeal.

I meant for the eyes to be slightly closer, but the right one seemed to wander off to the right a bit.

6. Set the bath pouf chick on its feet to see how you want to position them.

I did one with the feet well tucked under, which makes the chick look like a fluffy ball sitting on his feet.

On the other one, you see more of the feet, which makes the chick look like he’s standing.

7. To finish your bath pouf chick, hot glue the feet in place using a dab of glue.

Tips

Don’t use too much hot glue, as you don’t want to melt the nylon bath pouf or have the glue squish out.

The loop on my chick is at the top, but I tucked it down into the folds so it wouldn’t show in the photo.

This chick isn’t sturdy enough to be handled a lot by a child. To make it more durable, you may wish to cut the parts out of felt and tack them onto the chick.

Noreen Doll

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  10. Oh that’s just too cute. Kids would love to make those! Thanks for sharing this idea with the Pearls and Lace Thursday party on my blog! I love seeing new ideas!!
    Blessings, Doni

  17. This is darling and would look so cute in an Easter basket which is what I’m going to do for my granddaughter who’s nine. Best wishes. Come by and visit me and my sister’s blog. Linda

  20. Stopping by from Nifty Thrifty. Both your chick and bunny are so a.dor.a.ble. You are pretty creative, and they both would be great for kids to make and put in an Easter Basket. My fingers are crossed that you will share at Sunday’s Best Par.tay going on now. Too cute not to share!

  21. Just wanted to stop by again and let you know how cute you bunny and chick are, again so creative. Was thrilled that you shared. Thanks for sharing your creative inspiration at Sunday’s Best.

  25. This chick is the sweetest thing ever! I can just see one sitting in my daughter’s Easter basket! Would you be willing to share this idea at my Springtime Holiday Link Party going on now? I’d love to have you! Thanks, Michelle

  29. This is so cute. We are so glad that you linked up to “Strut Your Stuff Saturday.” Hope you’ll be back next week! -The Sisters

  32. So cute! Thanks for sharing on Blog Stalking Thursday. Your link has been featured with this week’s party! Please stop by and grab a featured button and wear it proudly.

  37. What a super cute idea!! I love that you could put this in an Easter basket as a non-candy item. A very handy idea. Would love to have you come link-up at Finished it Friday! Have a fabulous weekend! ~Kimberlee, The Spunky Diva

  40. This is sooo stinkin adorable.. would soo cute for any spring holiday or duckie bathroom! Thanks so much for sharing with the Pink Hippo Party.. can’t wait to see what you share next!

  42. So, so adorable & creative!

    Thank you for linking up at Rook No. 17! Your link-up was one of the most viewed this week, so it’s one of tomorrow’s features! Feel free to stop by and grab a “Featured On” button.

    Jenn

  66. What a cutie!

    Thank you for partying with the Wildly Original Crowd.
    <3 Christina at I Gotta Create!

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