Doily Bunny Craft

Simple is best when it comes to crafts and this Easter Paper Bunny craft is just that.

This little guy makes a great addition to the lamb lace fabric crafts, both of which are easy crafts that preschoolers and kindergarteners can do.

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When it comes to Easter crafts for kids, bunnies are one of the most popular projects. Especially if you want to wish someone a happy Easter.

This is one of the easiest to make and looks so cute every time.

How to make lace rabbit crafts

What you need:

2 white or pastel tablecloths
sheet of paper (green or other color)
paper for ears and nose
Googly eyes
glue

Step by step instructions

Start by folding one of the tablecloths in half.

Cut along the fold.

Glue half of the lace fabric to the bottom of the lining paper.

Place the second piece of lace fabric on top of the first.

Cut two ears out of white paper and two smaller ears out of pink or other paper. Glue the smaller ears inside the larger ears. For younger children, you may need to help them with this.

Glue the ears to the tablecloth (or underneath it).

Cut out a nose shape and glue it to the center of the top lace piece.

Draw eyes or use two big round eyes.

Draw a mouth or other details if you want.

Done! Your paper rabbit craft is ready to display.

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