Felt Easter Bunny Finger Puppet

This no sew felt Easter bunny finger puppet is a great craft for kids because it’s easy to make and doesn’t require a needle.

Not only do kids enjoy the creative process, but they also enjoy the craft.

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This easy Easter craft is also great for the classroom, as long as your kids are skilled enough with scissors. This craft is super easy to make and all you need are a few craft supplies that are easy to find at your local craft store. Let’s get crafting, shall we?

Felt Easter Bunny Finger Puppets

What you need:

draper
Googly eyes
glue (can be fabric glue or regular glue)
drag

Step by step instructions

Start the project by folding a piece of felt in half.

Draw your finger on the felt.

When you paint your fingers, make sure to leave a little space around the finger to allow room for the finger to fit into the felt once it has been glued together.

Cut out the finger pattern. You will have two identical patterns.

Glue both pieces together. Only apply glue to the sides and leave the middle intact.

Cut out the bunny’s ears and nose. You can use other colors of felt if you want.

Glue the ears, nose and round eyes onto the rabbit puppet.

Now you’re done! This Easter Bunny puppet is too cute to make just one.

So make some more Easter Bunny puppets in different colors! Enjoy playing with your new little puppets.

The project was contributed by Mikee M.

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