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We think the star of our show is the Easter Chick, made using one of the egg shapes which are about 2.5 inches high. It uses yellow wax for the feather, orange for the beak and feet. We use a metal petal cutter for the feathers, but it’s a fairly simple shape to cut freehand or you can make a card template to cut round. The wax will probably stay in a small metal cutter when you lift it off the backing paper. Slide a scalpel down the inside of the cutter and, using the blade on itís side, push enough wax through to get hold of and pull out.
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