Easter Bunny Card

We love standout greeting cards and this 3D Easter Bunny Card really stands out!

Since this is a “one page” craft, it is perfect for classroom use, so be sure to plan this one for your Easter craft session.

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The 3D effect on this card is very easy to create and both kids and adults will love it.

Writing Hoppy Easter is almost a must for a bunny card.

How to make 3D Easter bunny card

What you need:

Optional: cardboard for card

Step by step instructions

Print out our template. We recommend printing on card stock.

Color in the parts of the pattern.

You can also let your child color the base of the card or let your child color the base of the card onto cardboard in a color of their choice.

Cut out all the pattern pieces.

Redrawing the card onto cardstock and recutting is optional.

Fold the card in half.

Take strips of paper. Apply glue to one end…

…and glue the two ends together, creating two paper rings.

Glue the body (half ellipse) to the card, straight side touching the bottom.

Apply glue to the designated area and glue the larger of the two paper rings (body one).

Glue the smaller ring to the designated location on the head.

Apply glue to the tip of the ring and stick it to your nose.

Stick the ears to the head.

Add glue to the body of the ring.

Gently glue the rabbit head on.

Done!

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