Cute Styrofoam Duck's Family

Heres A Application Dedicated To Cute Styrofoam Ducks Family !

Remember playing 'pig pile' when you were little? This too-cute trio will bring back those happy memories and hopefully inspire some new ones.

Completion time 2-4 hours

Materials

STYROFOAM

Balls, one each: 2-1/2"; 2"; 1-1/2"Eggs, one each: 5"; 3-3/4"; 2-1/2"

Other Materials

Felt: 45" pale yellow plush, 1/3 yd.; light yellow9" x 12" sheet

Coordinating satin ribbons, 1/2 yd. each: 1-1/4";1/2"; 1/8"Black embroidery floss

Black beads, two each: 6mm; 5mm

Tools

Serrated knife

Candle stub or paraffin

Pencil

Ruler

Compass

Scissors

Embroidery needle

Extra-long straight pins

Low-temp glue gun and glue sticks

Powdered cosmetic blush (optional)Cotton-tipped swab (optional)

Instructions

1. Wax serrated knife with candle stub or paraffin. Cut and

discard 1/4"-thick lengthwise slice from each foam egg. Cut

foam balls in half, reserving half of each ball for another project.

2. Use compass to draw following circles on wrong side ofplush felt: two each 5", 4", 3"; one each 2", 1-1/2", 1". Cutout circles. Cut patterns as indicated from light yellow craft

felt. For wings, cut one 5", one 4", and one 3" plush circle in half.

3. Place eggs, flat side down, on wrong side of remainingplush felt. Draw a line around each egg, 2" larger than foam.Trace second set of eggs, drawing line at foam edge. Cut out

pieces, cutting smaller eggs just inside traced lines.

4. To cover eggs (bodies), center eggs, rounded side down, onlarger plush pieces cut in Step 3. Bring felt up to flat side.Pin felt at four opposite points; gather excess between pins.

Glue felt to foam; let dry. Remove pins. Trim excess felt.

Glue smaller plush pieces to flat sides of eggs.

5. Repeat Step 4, using corresponding 5", 4", and 3" plushcircles to cover large, medium, and small half-balls (heads).

6. Using photo as guide and with flat side of head at bottom,use scissors point to make two small holes in large and mediumduck heads for eyes. Glue beads into holes, using larger beads

for large duck.

7. Using three strands of embroidery floss, insert needle intoflat side of small duck's head. Push needle through face atinner corner of one eye, make 1/4"-long slanted straight

stitch, then push needle back through to flat side of head.

Repeat for other eye. Knot thread to secure. Glue smaller

plush circles to flat sides of corresponding heads.

8. Glue bill pieces together in pairs, making one upper andone lower bill for each duck. Glue upper and lower bill tocorresponding duck, curving slightly to meet at outer edges.

Use cotton-tipped swab to blush cheeks, if desired.

9. For wings, glue each half-circle in half, with right sideout. Working with one wing at a time, place glue along curvededge of wing. With wide end of body toward front, shape and

glue center of wings to sides of corresponding bodies. Wings

should be 1-1/4" apart for large duck, 1" apart for medium

duck, and 1/2" apart for small duck.

10. Using photo as guide, glue heads to bodies. Glue largefeet together in pairs for double thickness. Glue feet tobottoms of bodies, angled slightly outward.

11. Tie bows around necks using corresponding ribbons.

12. Stack ducks on top of each other as shown. Glue to secure, if desired.

the creativity is endless. so enjoy your own favorite guys!

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