If you need a super easy Easter craft for kids, this toilet paper roll bunny craft couldn’t be easier. What’s even better is that there are many ways you can go about making one, so we’re sure you’ve got all the supplies you need on hand.
You can leave the toilet paper rolls as they are, you can let the kids draw them or even cover them with scrapbook paper – there’s really no limit.
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We’re going to show you how to make a super easy Easter craft using a toilet paper roll without painting it because we think it looks as cool as it actually is.
How to make a toilet paper roll bunny
What you need:
- pencil
- drag
- glue
- black marker
- toilet paper roll
- White paper
- pink paper
Step-by-step instructions
You will need a roll of toilet paper to make a bunny. If you want to make shorter cute bunnies, you can also cut them in half, creating two bunnies in one roll.
Start with the eyes. The simplest way is to just use a black marker and draw two black dots or use googly eyes or googly eye stickers.
If you don’t have sharp eyes, you can have your child cut two circles out of white paper and stick them on the toilet paper roll.
Use a black marker to draw pupils inside the white paper circle to complete the eyes.
From pink paper, have children cut a small triangle.
Apply glue to the back of the pink triangle and have them glue it under the eyes to make the bunny’s nose.
Draw whiskers around the nose with a black marker.
Below the nose, have your child draw a small mouth with a black marker.
Have your child take a white sheet of paper and fold it in half.
Instruct them to draw an ear-like shape on folded paper and then cut along the lines.
This will create two identical white bunny ears.
Using the same process as before, have your child draw slightly smaller ear shapes on pink paper, cut them out, and then glue each pink ear onto a white ear for contrast.
Apply glue to the inside of each ear and stick them on the top (inside) of the toilet paper roll.
Make sure all glued parts are secure and let the rabbit dry if necessary.
Once dry, your toilet roll bunny creation is complete!
If you have pom poms, you can also glue one on the back to make a fluffy bunny tail.
We think it looks so cute!
Add Toilet Roll Rabbit
You can also paint the roll white and use ribbon to make the adorable toilet roll bunnies even cuter.
Older kids can also add feet to their adorable creations.
The arms and legs can be cut out of paper and glued to the paper tube bunny, or your child can draw them with markers. It turned out to be cute somehow.
While natural, white bunnies and such are certainly beautiful, adding a little color (especially Easter colors) takes this Easter craft to the next level.
Let your kids use their imagination and create all kinds of fun bunny creations.
After making the first bunny, they will ask for more.
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