Easter Chick Craft: Upcycled K-Cup Craft
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Got a few extra K-Cups laying around? If so, you need to make this super cute Easter Chick Craft.
Isn’t that little chick adorable?!
So gather up your used K-Cups and let’s get ready to make a chick!
Materials Needed For Easter Chick Craft with Upcycled K-Cups
- Used k-cup, washed and dried
- yellow spray paint
- small googly eyes
- orange foam
- yellow foam
- glue stick
- scissors
Rust-Oleum 249092 Painter’s Touch Multi Purpose Spray Paint, 12-Ounce, Sun Yellow
Darice 106-118 40-Pack Foam Sheets, 6 by 9-Inch, AssortedElmer’s Disappearing Purple School Glue Sticks, 0.21 oz, Pack of 2 (E522)Darice 410-Piece Paste on Eyes, 4ml
How to Make An Easter Chick with Upcycled K-Cups
Spray the k-cup yellow in a well-ventilated area and let dry completely. If needed, spray again to get any spots missed the first time around.
Use the glue stick to give the chick 2 googly eyes.
Cut a small triangle from the orange foam and attach to the k-cup for the chick’s beak.
Use the scissors to cut 2 small squares from the orange foam, cut into a W shape for the chicks feet and attach using the glue stick.
Cut wing shapes out of the yellow foam and glue them on the sides of the K-Cup.
Once your chick is complete, fill with candy or other goodies.
*Important Note: Because I used spray paint on my k-cups I cut small pieces of plastic wrap and placed inside the k-cups and then placed the treats inside.
If using a paint brush and acrylic paint to paint the outside of the k-cups (works just as well, just takes a bit longer) you could simply fill with treats.
