How to Make an Easter Bunny Egg
Have fun making this sweet Easter bunny egg! This simple craft is perfect for beginners and a great activity for kids and adults to do together. With just a few supplies, you can create a cute bunny that’s ready to hop into your Easter decor!
Yield: 1 Easter bunny egg
Cost: $1
Equipment
Materials
- Free Printable Easter Bunny Egg Template
- White cardstock
- Coloured Sharpie marker (pink)
- Hard boiled egg (or plastic Easter egg)
- Fine tipped black marker
- Small white pom pom (10mm)
Instructions
Step 1: Find what you need
- Gather your supplies and materials.
Step 2: Make the ears and feet
- Print the Easter bunny egg template (find the link in the materials list above!) and cut out the pieces.
- Trace the ear template twice onto white cardstock and cut the pieces.
- Use a light pink marker to colour the insides of the ears.
- Trace the other template piece and cut 2 feet from white cardstock. Optional: Use the same pink marker to draw little cartoon rabbit foot pads on the bottoms.
Step 3: Attach the cardstock pieces to the egg
- Hard boil an egg and allow it to cool. You can also use a plastic Easter egg.
- Add a small amount of hot glue to the back side of one paper foot.
- Attach it to the bottom of the egg so the toes are pointing to the side. Repeat with the other foot.
- Add a dot of hot glue to the bottom (flat part) of the ears and attach them to the top of the egg.
Step 4: Add the final details
- Draw the bunny's face onto the egg with black permanent marker.
- Use light pink permanent marker to add rosy cheeks.
- Add a small dot of hot glue to the bottom back of the bunny egg. Press a small white pom pom into the glue for the tail.
- Your Easter bunny egg is complete!
- Now have fun making a whole group, giving each adorable Easter bunny egg its own unique personality!
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Notes
Looking for more Easter craft ideas? Here's a few of our favourites:
Peek-a-Boo Clothespin Eggs
Yarn Wrapped Bunny
Felt Chick Pattern