1. Print out the patterns and transfer the egg shaped pattern twice on the cardstock and cut out. You may choose to cut out 2 wings out of the wing shaped pattern or use feathers for wings. 2. Transfer the beak pattern once onto the yellow cardstock and cut out. 3. Fold the chenille in half and form a foot on each end. The images shows how to fold the chenille into a foot form. Create a “m” shape and twist the end then around the “ankle”. This will secure the foot. Do the same on the other side as well. 4. Lay one egg flat on the table and spread an even coat of thick tacky glue on it. Lay feathers at the top and feathers on each side of the egg. Place the folded end of the legs at the bottom.5. Spread an even coat of glue onto the other egg and lay the glued side down onto the other egg. Press the pieces together and use clothes-pins to hold them together until they are dry. 6. Glue the beak on the chick and dot 2 eyes over the beak or punch out 2 circles out of black paper and glue on. 7. Place the chick on the edge of the pot and bend the legs so that they hold him in place.