Cute Easter Bunny Craft

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Easter is almost here! Spend time with your kids and make this cute Easter bunny craft!

This Easter Bunny has so many fun parts! With just a few materials, you can start creating an incredible Easter-centered craft.

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We love making Easter Crafts for kids (check out our Movable Paper Bunny Toy or make an Origami Bunny).

This cute Easter bunny craft is a great idea if you’re looking for a simple craft for the upcoming holiday.

How to make cute Easter bunny crafts

What you need:

printable template

drag

paint brush

pencil

black marker

silk ribbon

craft foam balls (diameter 40 mm or more)

white acrylic paint

glue

pink furball

natural fibers

sharp eyes

colored paper (white and pink)

Step-by-step instructions

Print out the template and cut it out.

Draw the bunny’s body and ears on white paper.

Continue drawing the inside of the ear and the heart on the pink paper.

Draw the bunny’s arms and legs on white paper.

Take a skewer and poke it inside the craft foam ball.

Go ahead and add a coat of white paint to the craft foam ball.

Glue the pink ear inside the white ear.

Glue onto a piece of white paper.

Create a cone-like shape.

Fold the ears and apply glue to the folded part.

Glue the ears to the craft foam ball.

Glue the heart to the middle of the bunny’s body.

Apply glue to your hand and stick a little on the heart shape.

Draw small toes on the bunny’s feet.

Flex your feet.

Glue them inside the cone at the bottom.

It’s time to add eyes to the bunny! You can also use googly eyes.

Use natural fibers to add whiskers to the bunny.

Draw a mouth on the bunny’s face.

Add glue to the top part of the bunny’s body.

Apply the tip.

Tie a pink ribbon around the bunny’s neck.

The final product is this very detailed cute Easter bunny craft.

This bunny is easy to put together and perfect for the upcoming Easter holiday.

We love how it turned out!

Have a happy Easter and enjoy crafting your bunny.

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