
Tools and Materials
- Bean Bag Chick template
- Felt for body and accents (colored cotton fabric can be used for body, in which case white cotton is also needed), purlsoho.com
- Disappearing-ink pen
- Pinking shears
- Funnel
- Yellow split peas
- Screw punch
- Fabric glue


Chick Beanbags How-To:
1. Print the Bean Bag Chick template. Cut fabric rectangles larger than the egg template; you'll need 2 felt pieces, or 2 colored cotton and 2 white cotton pieces. Stack the pieces; if using cotton, stack them as you want them to appear on the finished chick, with colored fabric on top and bottom. Use disappearing-ink pen to trace the template onto the top piece. Stitch 1/2 inch inside the line, leaving a small opening at one end. Use a funnel to fill the shape with split peas. Stitch the opening closed. Trim along the line using pinking shears
2. For the beak, fold a small piece of felt in half; iron to crease. Place beak template on the fold, and cut out. Use wing template to cut 2 wings. Use screw punch to make 2 eyes. Glue on pieces.
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