This coming Thursday, April 13, Marshall will have his first Easter hat parade at school. Parents are encouraged to work with the kids to create their own easter bonnet or hat. Hurray to DIY! …and to our old surprise eggs! Since we also have Angry Birds eggs, we decided that we should go for an Angry Birds Theme.
These are the materials:
*old surprise eggs
*glue gun (with glue stick, of course)– parental guidance is a must π
*small pompoms
*felt cloth (black, white, green — to go with our theme)
*pair of scissors — again, parental guidance is a must π
*felt hat (which we bought from K mart.. It was actually a frog felt hat, so we just made some changes to make it an angry bird piggy.)
First, we cut out a green oval to form a nose of the angry bird piggy.
and stuck two tiny black felt for the nostrils.Β
Then, we also cut out two round white felt and stuck tiny black felt on both to form a pair of eyes.
After that, we prepared piggy eyebrows using a cut out black felt cloth.
This is how it looks after sticking them on the felt hat using a glue gun. Thereafter, we glued the egg surprise on top of the hat.
I made a grass out of the green felt then glued around the felt hat.
Lastly, we added yellow pompoms onΒ the grass tips.
In total, we only spent $2 for the felt hat since we already have our supplies from our not-so-quiet books. And we made this easter hat in just 15 minutes. It’s that simple! π
Yey! Ready for the Easter Hat Parade! π
I bet you can also do your own easter hat using old stuff!
Here’s a short video of our DIY Angry Birds Easter Hat. Happy Easter everyone! :))
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