Easter Lamb Place Card Holder

Reusable Lamb Place Cards Holder For Your Spring Festivities

Easter Lamb Place Card Holder Materials

• Q-tips
• White card stock
• Scissors
• Aleene's Clear Gel Tacky Glue
• Fine point marking pens in black and pink
• Two 1 ¾-inch wood "pinchy" clothespins by Forster
• Eight inches of ?-inch wide ribbon
• Scraps of colored card stock for the place cards or use readymade (Ink Me card used here)
• Template for head and body

Lamb Place Cardholder Instructions

Print two of the pattern onto white card stock and cut the patterns out.

Cut the ends off the Q-tips leaving them ½-inch long.

Place a large dollop of glue at one end of the body cutout and lay down about ten Q-tips, rounding them as you go across the end of the body and placing them to extend just over the edge of the pattern.

Add more glue on the body and over the ends of the previous Q-tips and continue to add layers of Q-tips until the whole body is filled.

Press down all the layers to make sure they are snug. Set aside to dry completely.

Repeat for the other side of the lamb place card holder.

For the head, glue three Q-tips facing down at the smaller end of the head. Then glue one out to each side for the ears.

When this is dry, glue a small bow over the ends of the Q-tips and draw on a face with black marking pen and use the pink pen for the nose.

Glue a head at one end of the body. Do the same for the other head and body being sure that the head will match up with the other side. Dry completely before assembling.

Glue two clothespins to form legs on the back of one body with the clip part facing up. When completely dry, glue the second body on the other side of the clothespins. The heads should be aligned at the same end.

Make a place card out of scraps of card stock or use readymade cards.