This soft little cotton ball lamb will be a big hit with kids this Easter. Cotton balls are such a fun material for small children to use because they feel so lovely.

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What you'll need:

How to make it:

1. Print out pattern.
2. Cover paper plate with a generous amount of white craft glue. (See photo.)
3. Starting from the center, place cotton balls onto the plate until it's completely covered. (See photo.)
4. Cut two feet, a head and an ear from the black construction paper. The feet are just two small rectangles, approximately 2" x 1". We rounded ours on the ends. The head is half of an oval shape, approximately 2" x 3" with a small half oval at the top for the ear. Place a small line of glue on the left side of the head and ears and the top of the feet. (See photo.)
5. Turn the paper plate upside down. Glue the ear to the top of the head, and then glue the head to the back of the plate so that most of it shows in the front when the plate is turned right side up. Also glue the feet onto the back of the plate. Let dry. (See photo.)
6. Cut a ¾" wide lengthwise strip from the red felt sheet. Carefully tie the strip into a bow. Glue the bow to the front of the lamb under the head.
7. Glue wiggle eye to the head.
   

Tips:

1. Cotton balls are inexpensive and can be purchased at the dollar store or any discount department store.
2. Cotton balls grab white craft glue easily, making them an ideal medium for young children.
3. Keep a damp washcloth nearby in case child's fingers get sticky.