I love Easter bunny crafts & ideas. I collected 40+ of them for you! Something about bunnies … they are super duper cute. Those little fluffy white tails marks the beginning of spring. I used to make lots of rabbits when the girls were young and stuff them inside their Easter baskets. I still get to sneak in some crafts for them. Hey, who said getting Easter baskets was only for kids, amirite?
While you are at it, check out this awesomely adorable bunny tote!
Check out my Easter foods roundup too! And Easter crafts for kids.
40+ Adorable Easter Bunny Crafts & Ideas
I love Easter bunny crafts & ideas. I collected 40+ of them for you! Something about bunnies … they are super duper cute. Those little fluffy white tails marks the beginning of spring. I used to make lots of rabbits when the girls were young and stuff them inside their Easter baskets. I still get to sneak in some crafts for them. Hey, who said getting Easter baskets was only for kids, amirite?
While you are at it, check out this awesomely adorable bunny tote!
Check out my Easter foods roundup too! And Easter crafts for kids.
Absolutely Adorable Bunny Drawstring Bag
I’ve seen all sorts of Pinners copying my bag, but this is THE ORIGINAL! My own super popular bunny bag. Complete with floppy ears and a cotton tail. A a step-by-step sewing tutorial. It’s easy to make. Everyone LOVES this bunny bag!
For someone with some mad skillz.
The reason I like this mug so much is that it is simple … you can just sharpie it onto a plain white mug … but it’s also cute. You can make it in a few minutes (less than 1 if you have a steady hand). I would practice on a piece of paper and possibly a scrap mug. But … you can remove sharpie with rubbing alcohol, y’know?
This is not a craft, but I had to sneak this in here. Because it is so freaking cute! You buy these seeds, and this little guy will sprout up. Looks like bunny ears. How about pairing it with a cute bunny planter?
Heat Transfer Bunny Pom Pom Shirt
This tutorial is on a onsie, but you could make it for any size person (including you).
OMG this bunny doll is so cute. I want a basket full of them.
Move over, Peter Cottontail! Here comes kitty down your bunny trail. These cute little “peep” style bunnies are full of yummy catnip for your meow meow.
OMG, I am in love with these bunny slippers. I have an obsession with slippers. I am always wearing a pair (even at the office, my friends … even at the office). So these are just so wonderful. They would also match a plain white robe.
Wow, this is a fantastic freebie sewing pattern. The backpack is cute and just the right size. Even comes with a pom pom tail. If you want an alternative, here is my bunny drawstring backpack.
These little treat bags are just so awesome. If you are a fan of kind of a salty bunny, then this tutorial is for you. (I am. I love the face.)
These paper cones are great for favor “bags” for the kiddos.
This tutorial has no waste. You cute out the silhouette from the pillow, and then you use it to make a bunny plushie. I also love the little bow around the plushie’s neck.
I love table runners. Mostly because you can fold them and stash them in a linen closet. And they make a big impact for decorating with minimal effort (except the making of the table runner … which is not work). This one has a cute bunny silhouette.
No list would be complete without a sock bunny.
This shirt is a lot like my bleach shamrock shirt but using stamps instead of bleach, which is definitely safer for the little ones (and anything … with color). You can use pastels for a nice Easter affect.
I love this little pom pom bunny. The best part is that it is easy to make. If you have the materials, you can whip one up in like 5 minutes.
I think a great idea if you have guests over, or you can decorate your Easter table with these as napkins. A very nice touch.
Another Pom Pom Bunny Tutorial
These little guys are just as cute, but more like a stuffie or something that your child could hold and cuddle.
I had to search for a while to find a nice bunny napkin folding tutorial. I hate all those sites that shove a million popups and videos with ads in your face. This tutorial is nice and clean.
More of a flat bunny, made with a simple stitch.
Made from a simple printable, you could “wrap” some candy bars for older kids.
I think this tutorial a great craft to get the younger children involved and excited for Easter.
This bag would be great if you have a bunch of children to give candy to.
Another very cute idea if you have guests over. You could stack these up for an added touch … although, these are so cute that your guests may not want to open up the toilet paper!
Amazon has a bulk purchase of popsicle sticks if you need them. But, you could do this the old fashioned way … you eat lots of popsicles.
This paper plate bunny craft is super easy for the kiddos. Put it on a popsicle stick for a mask. And for a fun afternoon of make-believe!
Say that five time fast. However fast you say it, these party favors will be a sure hit for your Easter party.
Here is another super simple bunny craft for the young crafters in the house. Uses some cheap paint. For younger children, a mommy or daddy could cut out the egg carton.
How about some teeny weeny funny bunnies? These little ones could spruce up a table or even be hung from a tree for an Easter tree. (Is that a thing?)
This would make a great upcycle craft using some paint, some old mason jars, and a bit of lace.
This beautiful Easter bunny could be a part of the Easter table centerpiece.
Spring into the Easter spirit (see what I did there?) … make and wear these cute bunny ears.
These little dudes aren’t your grandma’s silhouette bunnies.
Here is a painted jar of a bunny’s face. Add some treats from the Easter bunny!
Become a masked caper more nefarious than Roger Rabbit with this too-cool mask.
You hang these cute things up. You could make a bunny tree, put them on a door knob, or even make a wreath out of them.
Stenciled Burlap Bunny Plaques
I love these plaques. I could imagine hanging a bunch of them up around the house for Easter.
Having a bunny party for the kiddos? Then they might want to wear one of these fabulously cute party hats!
For those who love origami, then you will want to check out this step-by-step article.
An origami tutorial for a bunny on its haunches. Very cute … you could make a bunch of these in any kind of paper, or maybe even cardboard.
Has a video for easy instructions. This is a great crafty site.
Very cute for young kids to get into the spirit of an Easter egg hunt.
A very adorable garland … I especially like it next to the chalkboard.
This adorable bunny is easy to make out of leftover toilet paper rolls and some pipe cleaners.
You can make a whole nest of bunnies with one egg cardboard egg carton and some non-toxic paint.
These bunnies are so freaking cute. If my dog wouldn’t eat them, I’d want them all.
Simple and cute.
Holy carrot sticks! These are some cute cotton tails!
