Hello friends! With just a couple of days to go before Easter, I wanted to offer my final Easter craft. This one is for the kiddies and was inspired by those adorable hungry bunny cupcakes out there...
Materials
Biodegradable Pots
Paint
White and Green Yarn
(the green yarn is optional, or you can use Easter grass)
Styrofoam Eggs or Ball
Glue
Hot Glue Gun
White and Pink Felt
Cardboard
Scissors
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Preparing the Pot
1. Paint one of the pots your desired colour
2. Paint second pot green (to match grass)
3. To make the lid, cut second pot about 1/4 way down
Making the Bunny
1. Apply glue and wrap white yarn around egg or ball
2. Cut a piece off diagonally
3. Glue bunny's body to the 'lid'
4/5. To make the feet, cut two ovals out of cardboard and cover both sides with white felt and glue to bunny's body as shown.
Not pictured - cut 6 small circles and 2 small ovals and glue to the bunny's feet as shown in pic #6
6. Glue a pompom in the centre for the tail
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Making the Grass (optional)
2. Tie 2 knots at either side as shown
3. Cut through the centre
4. Glue onto lid around bunny's body
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Putting it all together
3. As a healthy alternative place packets of seeds to plant in the pot
4. Place lid on top and watch someone smile...:)
Cute, no?
This can not only be a kiddie gift, but could also be a teacher's gift or even a gift for Nana. And as mentioned in the tutorial, you can skip the sugar and opt to place packets of seeds or any little surprise that might fit in there.
This will be my last Easter post idea, but here is a recap of all of the Easter tutorials...
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Thank you for being here, have a great day!
much love,
Lucy
How fun is that??? Your little bunny bum is so cute! Hope you have a wonderful Easter!
ReplyDeleteJenn :)
Very cool
ReplyDeleteSo thank you! Happy Easter:) Magda
ReplyDeleteThese are so cute! I love the colors you picked! I had planned a project like that for a tablescape and abandoned it for a flower/bunny ear thing. Now that I see yours I really should have gone with the bunny bottoms ;-). And I do love that you hid a sweet surprise in the pot, how awesome is that :-). I am a more recent big fan of yours! I love your projects so far and am looking forward to everything that's yet to come :-). And I wish I had just half of your photography skills. Wonderful Easter days for you and your family - maks :-) If you ever like to stop by my place ;-) weissbunt.blogspot.com
ReplyDeleteYou do the best projects! Such a cute bunny bottom. :-)
ReplyDeleteSoooo cute, you're gifted!
ReplyDeleteYou've been busy...and so creative! Love the little tail on the bunny. So adorable!
ReplyDeleteThose Bunny Butts are just so cute!Love them!
ReplyDeleteLorraine
LOL! That is just adorable!!
ReplyDeleteI am going to make these! They are just darling!!!!! LOVE THEM! xo Diana
ReplyDeleteThis is so cute & fun! My daughter won't appreciate this for another year or so. I'm going to have to put this in my idea file. Thanks so much for sharing!
ReplyDeleteOMG, this so cute. Happy Easter. Renata
ReplyDeleteoh, how cute is that?
ReplyDelete*♥*
ReplyDeleteSo cute! Thanks for sharing, Happy Easter, take care and enjoy! Cheers SpecialK XoXo
ReplyDeleteOk, this is the cutest thing ever! Love love it!
ReplyDeleteJo-Anna
Absolutely darling. Love the "yarn" grass. What a cute lil' bunny butt.
ReplyDeleteHappy Easter =)
Love this! (And all of your Easter projects!)
ReplyDeleteWhat an adorable project Lucy. Wishing you and your family a very Happy Easter.
ReplyDeleteHave a most blessed Easter holiday! LOVD tidings, Lilly
ReplyDeleteThis is really cute
ReplyDeleteHappy Easter
Hugs Sinikka