Chicken crafts

A hen does not need a rooster to lay eggs. However, a hen does need a rooster to fertilize its eggs, otherwise the eggs will not hatch. If the egg is fertilized, the mother hen or a broody hen will care for the egg by keeping it warm until it hatches. While developing, the unhatched chick will eat the yolk in the egg to get the nutrition it needs to grow and develop.

Embellish crafts or other displays with an unfinished wood Chunky Chicken. Easily hung with everyday hardware or attached with glue, the Chicken is a great addition to any project. These can be purchased in bulk for a fun craft project for a church, school or social group. Dimensions: Approximately 5.875”W x 6”H x .5”D Material: Made of .5" thick plywood Hardware: None Made in USA

Tons and tons of crafty fabric chicken project ideas that you won't want to miss! Quilts, embroidery, booties, tees, bean bags, and so much more!

This hen was inspired by a paper plate challenge on Instagram and it's really simple to do. You could paint yours any colour you want, but we went for speckled, which is so quick! You will need: Two paper plates Scissors Paint Glue Red tissue paper (or plain paper painted red) Yellow/orange tissue paper (optional) 1. First, cut a gentle curve, nearer to the top of your plate (see pic below) This is the shape of the hen's back, from the tail to the head. Best to draw a line on the plate for…

Educational and craft activities for kids and parents

From adorable kid-friendly projects to stylish adult crafts, there’s a chicken-themed creation for everyone on this list of chicken crafts for all ages!

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Baking soda ornaments are so easy to make! Make any shape and paint them if you'd like! We made chicken ornaments to hang on our tree.

DIY Clay Chicken Christmas Ornament