These cotton ball bunnies are an adorable Easter keepsake. We made these a couple years ago but wanted to share it with everyone anyways! Let me show you how to make them.
Joke of the day: Why was the Easter bunny hired for the job? He had the most eggs-perience!
Materials:
- 1 sheet card stock paper
- Scissors
- Cotton balls
- Glue
- Small magnet
- Small photo
- Pink paper or pink marker
- Black sharpie
- Orange paint
- Paint brush
- Green marker
To see our favorite craft supplies click here.
Directions:
- Draw your bunny outline on your sheet of card stock paper.
2. Glue your photo to the face of the bunny.
3. Glue your cotton balls onto the bunny.
4. Cut out your bunny (optional).
5. Add pink paper to the ears of the bunny.
6. Paint your child’s foot orange and press down on white paper to make the carrot. We gave it stems using green marker.
7. Attach the carrot to the bunny using glue.
8. Glue a small magnet onto the back. You’re finished!
Why I love this craft:
- Gluing on cotton balls strengthens my kids fine motor skills.
- It’s an easy craft that can be gifted to Grandma & Grandpa for Easter.
- They’re adorable!
FAQ’S:
- How long did this take to make? About 30 minutes from start to finish.
- What type of paint did you use? We used orange acrylic paint.
To see more of our Easter crafts click here. I hope you find something you love!
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