How To Paint A Bunny the Easy Way with Video

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Do you want to know how to paint an adorable bunny? After creating my White Board and Stencil Seasonal Sign, I saved the cute bunny cutout and created this easy spring bunny rabbit silhouette picture.

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Do you want to know how to paint a bunny?  After creating my White Board and Stencil Seasonal Sign, I had saved the bunny cutout and created this easy spring bunny silhouette picture.

Materials Needed for this bunny project:

How To Paint A Bunny Video:

Bunny painting instructions

I found this chalkboard at Target. It was originally in the dollar section but was on clearance. You could alternatively use a picture frame or chalkboard from the dollar store to make this simple easter bunny sign.

I had these Plaid Folk Art Holiday Stencils, and I recently used one of the spring stencils. This bunny was punched out of the stencil and I held onto it as I knew could use bunny templates for other art projects.

I placed the bunny on the chalkboard and traced it with a pencil.

I removed the bunny and painted the bunny with Folk Art Home Decor Chalk Paint in white. It took 2 coats and I let it dry between each coat.

After the paint dried completely I painted over the bunny with Sparkle Mod Podge using the tip of the brush.

The sparkle is amazing in person! I let that dry completely. You can use any color palette you like. You could add pink paint on the inside of the bunny’s ears or add detail to the bunny’s face. It might also be fun to add a cotton ball on the bunny tail to add some depth and dimension.

I love how easy and inexpensive this little sign was to make. Happy Painting!

How To Paint A Bunny the Easy Way Video

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This is just one way to paint a bunny. Here are some more ideas:

  • Acrylic painting can be fun on a blank canvas or on ceramic bunnies
  • You don’t have to use white paints to paint a bunny, creative and make a chocolate bunny, use light colors, or a dark color.
  • You can use a watercolor pencil, or liquid watercolors, markers, etc.
  • Decide if you want to change to floppy ears, or upright ones on your bunny’s head
  • You can add texture to bunny eyes by using buttons, google eyes, etc
Do you want to know how to paint a bunny?  After creating my White Board and Stencil Seasonal Sign, I had saved the bunny cutout and created this easy spring bunny silhouette picture.

How To Paint A Bunny the Easy Way with Video

Do you want to know how to paint a bunny? After creating my White Board and Stencil Seasonal Sign, I had saved the bunny cutout and created this easy spring bunny silhouette picture.
Course Spring
Cook Time 30 minutes
Additional Time 1 day
Total Time 1 day 30 minutes
Servings 1
Author Chas
Cost $3-$5

Equipment

  • Paint Brush

Ingredients

  • Chalkboard
  • Plaid Folk Art Holiday Stencils
  • Folk Art Home Decor Chalk Paint in white
  • Sparkle Mod Podge

Instructions

  • I found this chalkboard at Target. It was originally in the dollar section but was on clearance. You could alternatively use a picture frame or chalkboard from the dollar store.
  • I had these Plaid Folk Art Holiday Stencils, and I recently used one of the spring stencils. This bunny was punched out of the stencil and I held onto it as I knew it would come in handy for something else.
  • I placed the bunny on the chalkboard and traced it with a pencil.
  • I removed the bunny and painted the bunny with Folk Art Home Decor Chalk Paint in white. It took 2 coats and I let it dry between each coat.
  • After the paint dried completely I painted over the bunny with Sparkle Mod Podge.

Video

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17 Comments

  1. Oh my gosh! So adorable and easy to do. What a fun idea for the Easter season!

    1. Thank you so much Linda, I have him by my desk to look at every day. He brings a little sparkle in my life 🙂

  2. How cute and classy. Thank you for sharing on the Classy Flamingos Blog Party this week. poinsettiadr.com

    1. Thank you so much Linda and thanks for a wonderful party.

  3. Your bunny sign turned out really cute. Love how easy it is. Found you on Blogger’s Pit Stop Link Party.

    1. Thank you Candy, and thanks for stopping by.

  4. Marilyn Lesniak says:

    Thank you for sharing at #ThursdayFavoriteThings. Pinned and shared.

    1. Thanks Marilyn, hope you have a great week.

  5. Marilyn Lesniak says:

    Thank you for sharing at #OverTheMoon. Pinned and shared

    1. Thank you so much Marilyn, looking forward to talking to you soon 🙂

  6. Great easy project for spring. Thanks for sharing on MM.

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