  This craft to us by Paulette an active member of our Families First
community. This simple yet beautiful Easter pin can be made by children as young as
five with some help from an adult. What a terrific idea Pauletter, thanks again!
What you need:
 Assorted colors of fun foam- Buttons
- Satin Ribbon
- Pin Back
- Glue
- Egg Template (three different sizes)
What to do:
- Trace the shape of an egg onto the fun foam. I use
three different sizes....small medium and large. You can use pinking shears to cut
these out for a fancier effect.
- Glue the eggs on top of each other.....largest to
smallest.
- Glue on buttons to the smallest egg.
- Glue on a satin ribbon bow......glue on the pin back...and
you have an Easter pin.
Comments:
Use a magnet
instead
From: Kimberly
What about using a magnet instead
of a pin back?
Or also a variation of just 2 different sizes with maybe the smaller one cut with pinking
shears?
Wooden Spoons Bunny Pin
  This week's Craft of the Week is brought to us by the popular craft
expert and author Kathy Ross. She has written numerous craft books for every holiday and
event. This week's craft Wooden Spoons Bunny Pin is from her book Crafts for Spring. This
bunny pin would make a nice gift for tour mom or a friend. Maybe you should make
more than one.
Jelly Bean Carrots
This is a fun craft to give you a great
presentation to store your jelly beans. They also make wonderful party favors and
decorations. Hope you like it.
Hatching Easter Chick
  This week's Craft of the Week features a fun and cute Easter
craft - Hatching Easter Chick. This is a very simple craft that all kids can do.
The supplies are readily available. The Hatching Easter Chick makes a great Easter
decoration and a fine addition to any Easter basket |
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