When there's Mr. Octopus yarn, then here's Ms. Birdie yarn. It just started with collecting yarn in preparation for my baby's upcoming christening, but it turned out that I had to procure some more as I discovered these cute little masterpieces.
Supplies:
- 3 different colors of yarn
- 20 cm cardboard strip
- 25 cm cardboard strip
- scissors
- 2 black push pins /wiggly eyes
- 1 piece long felt strip (preferably color yellow)
Steps:
- Roll one color of yarn on the 25 cm cardboard. Make a thick layer.
- Remove the yarn from the cardboard then cut the loops and set aside.
- Roll another color on the 20 cm cardboard. It should be as thick as the first roll.
- Do the same with the first roll.
- Now, place the shorter one across the longer one. See photo.
- Gather up both sides then secure with yarn or rubberbands.
- Roll one more color on the shorter cardboard.
- Cut the loop and tie up the center.
- Place the last bundle of yarn in the middle of the other two.
- Make a small ball of yarn and put it in the middle (under the layers of yarn). You can use the trimmings or scraps to make this ball.
- Close the layers and arrange them properly.
- Secure the ends with yarn or a rubber band. Make it tight and neat.
- Trim the ends if necessary.
- Stick wiggly eyes or push pins on both sides. See photo.
- Take a strip of felt and roll it to form a cone.
- Glue this onto the face of the bird for its beak.
- Done!
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attosa
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I ADORE MS. BIRDIE!! so so so cute
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