Chicken Crafts: Feathered Fun for All Ages

A fun canvas art project turning a handprint into a chicken (or turkey). This is neat artwork you can hang in a kid's bedroom!

This clucky chicken quilt would make a perfect decor item or gift for a fellow chicken-lover!

You can use the free template provided or cut out your own shapes to make this adorable paper plate chicken! Add a craft stick to the bottom and you could use it as a puppet.

Both embroidery and chickens are perfect for country farmhouse design, don't you think? This hen embroidery (and the duck one also provided on this site) would look great anywhere in your home.

Get over 40 patterns for bird perler beads! You can create a wide variety of feathered friends in your favorite colors and sizes including these two cute chickens. Perfect for both kids and adults!

This colorful paper plate hen has a cut out that helps it stand upright! Get out your markers and crayons to make one of your own.

Both kids and adults can use polymer clay to make this cute chicken and egg. This would make a fun kid-made Mother's Day present.

Upcycle a cookie sheet into a "fresh eggs" farmhouse sign. Hang it in the kitchen, or use it for your stand selling eggs from your backyard chickens!

Turn an egg carton into a bunch of chicken-shaped egg cups! You could use this when dyeing Easter eggs, or just as cute little stands any time of year.

If making the chicken quilt from earlier seems a bit daunting, why not make this quilted bread basket in the shape of a chicken instead! Let this hen keep your rolls warm instead of eggs.

Both kids and adult enjoy doing origami! Use this easy to follow step by step tutorial to make your own origami chickens.

Make your child excited to use their napkin with an adorable cardboard chicken napkin ring! They'll love that something they made is being used on the dinner table.

These paisley chickens made from gourds are one of the most popular crafts on Suzy's site. I can see why! They are adorable, and full of fun, bright colors.

This is similar to the first craft on this list as it uses a handprint to create a chicken. However, this time you don't use paint to create it. You'll trace and cut the handprint and then make a stand for the chicken to sit in!

Learn how to sew a hen-shaped Easter egg basket in one afternoon with this tutorial! I love that they used a fabric featuring chickens to make this.

If you like to crochet, this free chicken pattern is for you! Make any size chicken amigurumi you like and use them as decorations or use the small ones as keychains or backpack charms.

How adorable are these paper bag chickens? If you like these, you will love creating my paper bag turkeys as well!

Use a chicken shaped cookie cutter to make these baking soda chicken ornaments for your tree this year! Or, you can use them to hang around the house for decorations year-round.

Use the free cross stitch pattern provided here to make your own cottage chicken decoration. Follow the list, or use any colors you like!

Use up some fabric scraps to make pyramid-shaped chickens filled with rice. They are perfect for learning to juggle!

This chicken wearing boots instantly brought a smile to my face. You'll make this cutie using a balloon, yarn, and felt. Don't forget the fun boots!

Knit up a few chick and hen egg cozies in no time with this easy, free knitting pattern! They are so adorable.

Combine your love of reading with your love of origami and make these origami chicken bookmarks!

Turn a wooden spatula or spoon into a delightful chicken decoration. Or, you could use it as a puppet if you like.

Do you (or your children) like to doodle? This white hen art will allow you to show off your doodling creativity! It is much easier than it may look.

Sand, paint and glue some scrap wood together to make some cute little chicks and chickens for Easter decorations!

These felt animal bookmarks take minutes to make and are so fun for kids! You can make nine different animals with the free pattern (glue or sew). Chicken, horse, pig, hippo, giraffe, narwhal, dog, chipmunk, or a goat. Which one will you make first?