Cute Farmyard Animals Pig & Chick Recycling Golf Ball Craft

If you love cute farmyard animals, I am going to show you how to make a pig and a chick using old golf balls!

I haven’t done a golf ball craft in a while and it seemed like it was about time!  It’s always fun to make upcycled crafts, especially when they are super cute!  This is a fun craft for kids and adults!

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Supplies You Will Need to Make the Cute Farmyard Animals

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Cute Farmyard Animals Video Tutorial

How to Make Cute Farmyard Animals Directions

Step 1: Start Painting Your Soon To Be Cute FarmYard Animals

Paint your golf balls. One yellow and the other pink. This will take at least two coats. I like to use caps from water bottles to set them on, so they don’t roll around. Allow them to dry.

Painted golf balls pink and yellow

Step 2: Keep Painting

Paint two pistachio shells yellow, two pinks, and one orange. Also, paint the two “I”‘s pink and the “Y” orange.

Holding up orange Y

Step 3: Glue

Glue the pink golf ball on the pink “I”‘s. Glue the yellow golf ball on the orange “Y”.

Add glue to pin I's for the pink golf ball to sit on

Step 4: Time For Pistachio Shells

Glue the yellow pistachio shells on either side of the yellow golf ball. This will be the wings. Glue the orange pistachio shell on for the beak.

Glue orange pistachio shell for the beak onto the cute farmyard animals

Step 5: Cute Farmyard Animals Are Taking Shape

Glue the pink button onto the front of the pig, making sure you have the buttonholes positioned to be nostrils.

Glue pink button on pink golf ball for the snout of the cute farmyard animals

Step 6: It’s All In The Eyes

Glue the goggly eyes in place.

Pink golf ball pig with ears, button nose and google eyes

Step 7: Tough Nut

Cut the pink pistachios in half. I used a rotary tool. You might be able to do it with a craft knife, but it’ll take some work and you will probably have a dull blade at the end. You could substitute these shells with paper.

Glue the half pistachios on the top of the pink golf ball for ears.

Glue on the pistachio ears

Step 8: Shake Those Tail Feathers

Glue the yellow feathers onto the yellow golf ball. One or two for the tail and the other one on top of the head.  

Glue yellow feather to the yellow golf ball chick

Step 9: Piggy Wiggy Curly Tail

Drill a hole into the back of the pink golf ball (you can just glue this in place if you would like to skip this step).  Cut the wire and glue it into the hole. Take a toothpick and wind the wire around it, which now gives you a curly tail.

Twist wire around a toothpick for pig tail

Step 10: A Little Touch Up

Touch up as needed. Paint the tail pink.

Golf ball pig and chick finished

That’s it!

Other Fun Pig and Chick Crafts I Have Made

I have made lots of pig and chick stuff. Here are a few other crafts I think you will love!

Other Fun and Cute Farmyard Animal Stuff

If you don’t want to make the pig and chick or you just love cute farmyard animals, here are some I think you will enjoy!

Thanks for stopping by! Remember: Life’s too short not to shimmer, so grab your glue gun and your glitter!™ Stay safe!

Mona

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4 thoughts on “Cute Farmyard Animals Pig & Chick Recycling Golf Ball Craft”

  1. I would like to do these golf balls as a craft for about 50 gals. Where can I find the small wooden letters? Everything I have seen to order gives you the whole alphabet when I only need the I and Y.

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