7 Easy & Creative Easter Bunny Crafts for Toddlers + Tutorials
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Enjoy a lovely family activity with your young children with 7 these easy and creative Easter bunny crafts for toddlers!
A lot of us are already preparing for Easter 2024 – seeing who is coming for the holidays and who won’t be able to, looking for the perfect, rustic woven baskets where we will place our colorfully-dyed plastic or real eggs, planning the traditional Easter eggs hunt, and one of the most essential tasks – preparing the themed decorations! Why not create some adorable Easter bunny crafts for toddlers with your children this weekend, or even the other, to decorate your lovely home for the holidays?!
7 Easy & Creative Easter Bunny Crafts for Toddlers + Tutorials
Offering your adorable toddlers a creative and easy crafting activity is a great way for them to practice their developing motor skills, unleash their creativity, and have fun at the same time! Today, Deavita.net’s editorial team has prepared for you 7 simple, yet impressive Easter bunny crafts that we are convinced the whole family will enjoy! Have fun!
Easy Easter Bunny Craft Out of Toilet Paper Rolls
Crafts out of toilet paper rolls are one of the most easy, and not to mention environmentally-friendly, ways you can go when it comes to fun crafting activities for toddlers! My niece and I made Santa Claus, Rudolph and a snowman for Christmas, so now I think it’s the time to put this idea into practice once again for Easter! Here is a list of the materials you require to make these cute Easter decorations:
What you’ll need:
- Toilet paper rolls
- Glossy paper in different pastel colors
- Felt tip pens
- Scissors
- Glue
- Other decorations of choice (beads, small flowers, stars, etc.)
How to do it: Start by guiding your children to carefully cut the glossy paper pieces to a size that perfectly covers the toilet paper rolls. Glue the ends of the paper on the back of the roll. Also, cut out bunny ears out of glossy paper. Glue them to the inside of the top of the toilet paper roll. Cut smaller pieces in different colors to finish the bunny ears look. And now is the time to let your kids go wild! Let them decorate the adorable Easter bunny crafts as they see fit, with smiley or nerdy bunny faces, flowers, beads, whatever the like! Once finished, display the cute creations around the house for the holidays.
Wooden Spoon Easter Bunnies Craft for Toddlers
Let’s make some little bunny crafts for Easter that you can easily display wherever you want in the house! Here are the materials required to create these bunnies out of wooden spoons!
What you’ll need:
- Wooden spoons
- Felt tip pens in all colors
- White acrylic paint and brush
- Scissors
- Glue
How to do it: Begin by monitoring your children when cutting the ends of some of the wooden spoons to create the bunny ears. Glue the ears to one side of the spoon. For the other, create the bunny face, ears and body look with the white acrylic paint. Let it dry for a few minutes before proceeding to decorate. Once the paint has dried, use the felt tip pens to give your bunny craft a face and interesting decorative effect for the body. You’re all done! Place the small crafts in vases, desk organizers or below pillows to give your guests a tiny Easter surprise!
Also read: DIY Easter Baskets for Kids: 5 Fun Craft Ideas for the Little Ones
Easter Bunny Crafts for Toddlers from Ice Cream Sticks
Why not make some unique and colorful bunnies this Easter 2024 with ice cream sticks?!
What you’ll need:
- At least a dozen ice cream sticks
- Acrylic paints and brush
- Colorful paper
- Scissors
- Glue
- Black felt tip pen/pencil
How to do it: Start by gluing five ice cream sticks together to create the body of the bunny. Paint the body in a color of your choice, leaving two fingers of one of its sides blank. Let the paint dry fully. Then paint the left out part in a deeper, more vibrant matching color. Cut one ice cream stick into two to use one of the pieces as a hat for your bunny. Paint that piece in the same deep color. Let everything dry. Glue the hat piece to the bunny, just below the ends of the more vibrant paint. Assist your children to cut out bunny ears pieces ang glue them above the hat. Cut out bunny whiskers, pink nose and eyes. Glue them to create the bunny face, and use a black felt tip pen or pencil to make the mouth and finish the eyes. All done!
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