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Easter Bunny Crafts

Easter Bunny Crafts List You can scroll through this page to see all these cute bunny crafts for kids or use the links below to go directly to that craft.   Accordion Paper Plate Bunny Yarn Bunny Fridge Magnet Cardboard Roll Bunny Ribbon Holder Garden Glove Easter Bunny Syrofoam Cup Easter Bunny Paper Plate Bunny Head

Supplies

Small Paper Plate
Dinner Sized Paper Plate
Pink Card Stock
Cotton Balls
Wiggle Eyes
Pink Yarn or Pipe Cleaners
Pink Pom Pom
Green Buttons
Scissors

	Take your small paper plate and cover the front with glue.  Then place cotton balls on the glue and let it dry.  This will be the bunny's head.
	Using the pink paper, cut out some bunny ears and glue to the back of the small paper plate. Tip:  You can use two different colors of pink to give the ears a cute look.
	Glue on wiggle eyes.  Cut your pipe cleaners or yarn to form whiskers and glue these under the eyes.  Now use the yarn or pipe cleaner and form a mouth.  Lastly, glue on the pink pom pom for the bunny's fuzzy nose.
	Decorate the bottom of the large paper plate.  This will be the bunny's dress so pick the color you want her to wear.  Cut this plate into the shape of a dress. Cut two or three small flower shapes using the pink paper.  Glue on green buttons to create the center of the flower.  Flue these flowers to the dress.
	Cut out 14 strips of the pink paper the width of your ruler along the long length of the paper (11").  These will be used to create the accordion neck, arms and legs. Take two strips and place one horizontally and the other vertically, overlapping at the very end of the strips.  Now you will begin to fold these together to create the accordion.  See next step for illustration and directions for folding.
	Take the horizontal strip and fold (left or right depending on where the strip starts) over the vertical strip.   Now fold the vertical strip (up or down) over the horizontal strip. Repeat this until both strips are completely folded together.
	Use two strips for each arm.  For the legs, glue 2 strips together creating one long strip.  Repeat for the other leg so that all together the each leg uses 4 strips.  For the neck, cut about 1" off each strip to make the neck a bit shorter.
	Glue the accordion pieces in the proper place.  For the neck, glue this to the bottom of the small plate and at the top of the large paper plate dress.
	Cut out some hands and feet using the pink paper and glue these to the ends of the arms and legs.

Supplies

Yarn
Craft Foam
Pipe Cleaners
Wiggle Eyes
Bunny Shaped Cookie Cutter
Liquid Starch (see note below)
Wax Paper

Instead of liquid starch, you could mix 1 part water with one part white glue as your paste.

	Place your waxed paper on the table and set the cookie cutter on top.
	Pour a small amount of liquid starch into a bowl.  You should have enough starch to completely soak the yarn.
	Place the yarn in the cookie cutter to get an idea of how much you will need.  Then cut the yarn where needed.
	Soak the yarn in the liquid starch.  Remove the yarn and run your finger and thumb to squeeze off excess liquid starch.
	Place the yarn randomly in the cookie cutter bunny shape.  Let dry (at least 6 hours).
	Once the yarn is dry, remove the cookie cutter.  Now add your eyes, nose, whiskers and mouth using craft foam and pipe cleaners.
	Cut a piece of craft foam in the same shape using your cookie cutter. Glue this to the back of the bunny.
	Lastly, hot glue a magnet on the back.

Supplies

Paper Towel Cardboard Roll
Yellow Craft Foam and Construction Paper
Pipe Cleaners
Cotton Balls
Bunny Template (for face, ears and legs)
Scissors
Hot Glue

	Place your waxed paper on the table and set the cookie cutter on top.
	Pour a small amount of liquid starch into a bowl.  You should have enough starch to completely soak the yarn.
	Place the yarn in the cookie cutter to get an idea of how much you will need.  Then cut the yarn where needed.
	Soak the yarn in the liquid starch.  Remove the yarn and run your finger and thumb to squeeze off excess liquid starch.
	Place the yarn randomly in the cookie cutter bunny shape.  Let dry (at least 6 hours).
	Once the yarn is dry, remove the cookie cutter.  Now add your eyes, nose, whiskers and mouth using craft foam and pipe cleaners.
	Cut a piece of craft foam in the same shape using your cookie cutter. Glue this to the back of the bunny.
	Lastly, hot glue a magnet on the back.

Supplies

	Take one of the garden gloves and glue the first and last fingers down over the front of the glove.
	Glue on the wiggle eyes, pipe cleaners (for whiskers and mouth) and cotton ball nose.
	Tuck the thumb of the glove inside (and out of site).
	Fill up a sandwich bag half way with orange candies.  We used Resse's pieces and picked out the orange ones.
	Wrap your bag to form the shape of a carrot.  Tie off the end with a green pipe cleaner.
	Tuck the candied carrot into the thumb and glue in place.

	Place one cup upside down on the table.  Glue the side of the other cup to the bottom of the first cup.
	Cut out white bunny ears from the card stock or construction paper. Cut a second set of ears with pink paper making this set of ears smaller.  Glue the two sets of ears together.
	Cut a small slit on the rim of the sideways cup and insert the ears.  Add some glue to help hold the ears in place
	Cut out two eyes with white paper and two smaller eyes with black. Glue these together to form the eyes.
	Cut two more slits in the cup slightly in front of the ears.  Place your eyes in these slits and add glue to help hold in place.
	Cut out a nose, mouth and whiskers with black paper. Tip:  Make this all one piece as it will be easier to glue and help hold the whiskers to the cup.
	Glue these to the bottom of the sideways cup (which is your face of the bunny).
	Lastly, tie some ribbon around the cups to give your Easter bunny a cute bow tie.

Supplies

	Take one of the paper plates and glue on cotton balls.
	Take the other plate and cut two ears from two sides of the plate. Just cut a long arc (or half circle) to create the ears.   Tip:  Don't throw away the other section of this plate as this becomes the bunnies bow tie.
	Cut out two pieces of pink paper the same shape (and slightly smaller) than the paper plate ears.  Glue the paper on the ears and then glue cotton around the pink paper.
	Using construction paper, cut out the bunnies eyes and nose and glue to the plate.  Use pink pipe cleaners (or you can use paper) for the whiskers and glue by the nose.
	Lastly, decorate the bow tie with markers or crayons.  Glue this (or staple) to the bunnies head.