In the "before" shot you can see the original stitches with extra added strands to the front for an extra tuft of fur. The brushed out yarn ended up looking so cool! I did my best to make it look realistic.

This year I created scenes inside some large plastic eggs. I made one for one of my daughters-in-law, a couple of friends, my mom, and my granddaughter. I think they loved them and they were fun to make too.

Fill some of the container with paint, cover the opening and shake until the paint is well distributed, allow it to dry. You can use some felt for the beak and feet. Stick it to the glass with a hot glue gun and your chicken vase is done!

The decoration is in the form of a circle glued together from blown eggs. I used large goose eggs, but you can also use chicken eggs. After gluing, I filled three of the blown shells with moss and small candles, and the remaining ones with spring plants. Goose eggs can fit into a glass of water, so the plants can be alive. For smaller eggs, you can use dried flowers, twigs, or artificial flowers.