Chick Hatching Drawing Fun Craft Tutorial

This is a step-by-step tutorial for a craft idea where kids will learn to make a drawing where they can show egg and then a chick hatching from it. Interesting, right?

This is not like that conventional chick hatching from an egg drawing; it is rather more interesting and fascinating. You will draw an egg and as soon as you unfold the sheet, there, you will get a chick hatching from an egg! This is a beginner-level drawing. It is apt for kids of ages around three and above. Kids can use this technique to showcase a process or a transformation of something, just as in this tutorial.

Let’s begin….

Easy Chick Hatching Drawing Fun Craft

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Tools & Supplies

A White Sheet Of Paper
A Cello Tape
A Pencil
An Eraser
A Black Marker or Sketch Pen
A Light Brown Marker or Sketch Pen
A Yellow Marker or Sketch Pen

Chick Drawing Instructions

Step #1: Fold A Side Of A Sheet And Place A Cello Tape

Take a white sheet of paper. Fold one-third of the sheet. Now, place a cello tape in the center of the sheet as in the image above. Place it in the size of an oval.

Step #2: Draw An Oval, Outlining The Cello Tape

Draw the outline of the oval using a pencil to get an egg. Trace the pencil outline with a black sketch pen or a marker.

Step #3: Unfold And Finish Making A Broken Egg

Unfold the sheet. Now, you will see arcs on both sides. Make a zig-zag from one end of an arc to another end of the same arc. Repeat the same with another arc as well. They will now look like two pieces of a hatched egg.

Step #4: Make A Chick In Between The Egg Pieces

Between these two pieces, make a drawing of a chick and trace it with a black sketch pen or a marker. Use the assistance of the above image as a proper reference for the drawing.

Step #5: Color The Entire Drawing

Color the drawing now. The eggs with light brown sketch pen or marker, leaving a white reflection, and the chick with a yellow sketch pen or marker.

Step #6: Fold Back With The Crease

Fold the paper again as per the settled crease on the sheet. You will see a proper, complete egg.

This Is How It Will Look At The End

The Final Image is the last step in a project and it is the result of all the hard work put into it. It is the image that will be presented to the world and it is the lasting impression of the project.

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