Easter Chick Wreath

This months Bostik Blogger theme is Easter. Our box contained Bostik Fast Tak – a multi-purpose spray glue. This is something I have never used before. With the promise that it will stick to almost everything I decided to use it to create an Easter Chick Wreath.

Resources needed to make an Easter Chick Wreath

* Easter Chicks – I used 90 chicks in total

* Cardboard ring made from drawing around two plates on a cardboard box

* Bostik Fast Tak

* Scissors

* Newspaper or an old table cloth to protect any surfaces

How to make an Easter Chick Wreath

1. Use scissors to snip off the chicks legs. Do this to all of the chicks required.

2. Cover a table with newspaper or an old table cloth.

3. Take your cardboard ring and spray Fast Tak onto a small section. You need to position the Fast Tak can 15-20cm away from the area before spraying. The glue will remain tacky for about 4 minutes.

4. Position three chicks onto the cardboard ring so that they are facing the same direction.

5. Move the cardboard ring to another part of the table. I found that the chicks would stick to the table if I didn’t move the wreath frequently.

6. Repeat numbers 3 and 4 until the the cardboard ring is covered in chicks

7. Display your completed Easter Chick Wreath

There are several ways you could display your Easter Chick Wreath. It could be used as a center piece at the Easter Sunday dinner table. Fill a tall glass vase with decorative craft eggs and place it in the middle of the wreath.

Alternatively the wreath can be hung from a door. I simply attached Blu Tac to the back of the cardboard ring and pushed the wreath onto our front door.

The Bostik Fast Tak was easy to use and securely fastened the chicks to the wreath. As Fast Tak can be used on paper, card, foam, leather, rubber, rigid plastics, metal, wood, hardboard, cork, stone and even concrete no doubt I will be using it again very shortly.

Disclaimer: We received a box craft materials as part of the Tots100/Bostik Craft Bloggers Club  #BostikBloggers

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During a difficult pregnancy suffering from Hyperemesis Gravidarum (HG) Emma vowed to make every day an adventure once she had recovered. Adventures of Adam is the outcome of completing a 100 day play challenge with Adam as part of that promise. Emma has a section dedicated to HG friendly play activities so that Mums can still be part of their children’s play whilst they are ill.

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