How To Draw An Easter Chick Stack – Folding Surprise

How to Make a Fun Easter Stack Drawing

Let’s have some fun with a creative drawing project! We are going to make an Easter stack with cute baby chicks and colorful Easter eggs. This is a great way to celebrate Easter and have fun drawing. Let’s get started!

What You Need

Before we start, make sure you have these things:

• Paper
• Pencil
• Marker
• Eraser
• Scratch paper (to keep your table clean)

Folding the Paper

1. First Fold: Fold the top of your paper down to meet the bottom edge. Press it down in the middle and out to the corners.
2. Second Fold: Fold the top part back up to the top edge and press it down.
3. Flip and Fold Again: Turn your paper over and fold the top part down to the top edge again. Press it down.
4. Unfold: Open up the paper. It should look like a book that can open and close.

Drawing the First Baby Chick

1. Protect Your Table: Put a scratch paper under your drawing paper.
2. Draw the Beak: Above the fold, draw a “V” shape for the chick’s beak.
3. Add Eyes: Draw two circles for the eyes. Add smaller circles inside for sparkle and color the big circles.
4. Shape the Head: Draw a curve around the eyes to make the head.
5. Add Feathers: Draw three little upside-down “U” shapes on top for feathers.
6. Draw the Body: Make a “U” shape for the body and connect it to the head.
7. Wings and Feet: Draw sideways “V” shapes for wings and small “U” shapes for feet.

Adding More Chicks and Eggs

1. Open the Paper: Flatten your paper to draw more easily.
2. Use a Pencil: Draw lines to help you add more chicks and eggs.
3. Draw the Bottom Chick: Make a big oval for the bottom chick’s head.
4. Add Eggs: Draw ovals for eggs, making them overlap with the chicks. Erase any extra lines.
5. Draw More Chicks: Sketch two more chick heads below the top fold.

Outlining with Marker

1. Trace the Eggs: Use a marker to go over the pencil lines of the eggs and erase the inside lines.
2. Finish the Bottom Chick: Draw the beak, eyes, and head for the bottom chick. Connect the body to the head.
3. Add Details: For the other chicks, draw beaks, eyes, and feathers, connecting their bodies.

Final Touches

1. Erase Guidelines: Use an eraser to remove any pencil lines you don’t need.
2. Color Your Drawing: Now, color your Easter stack! Use fun colors for the chicks and eggs.

Conclusion

Great job! You’ve made a wonderful Easter stack with baby chicks and eggs. You can add more details like candy or flowers to make it even more special. We hope you had a lot of fun with this project. Happy Easter!