Easy and Awesome DIY Bunny Craft

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Want an easy bunny craft? I’m at it again making more seasonal decor with terra cotta flower pots! It is starting to feel like the spring season and I was looking for the perfect Easter craft. This time… cute bunny crafts with a flower pot bunny! This simple craft would be great for an Easter party and is especially suited for older kids. All you need is a few simple materials and a little imagination and you can have a lot of fun making this simple Easter craft.

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I painted 3 10" terra cotta flower pots with Folk Art Home Decor Chalk Paint in the color white.

Bunny Craft step-by-step tutorial

1. PAINT 3 FLOWER POTS OF THE SAME SIZE

I painted 3 10″ terra cotta flower pots with Folk Art Home Decor Chalk Paint in the color white.

It took 2 coats of paint and I let it dry between each coat. I painted the inside rim of one of the flower pots as this would be the top.

It took 2 coats of paint and I let it dry between each coat. I painted the inside rim of one of the flower pots as this would be the top.

I used silicone and added it to the edges of the flower pots and ...

2. Add adhesive of your choice and assemble the pots

I used silicone and added it to the edges of the flower pots and …

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assembled the pots like this and let them dry.

assembled the pots like this and let them dry.

I added a coat of sparkle Mod Podge to give the bunny a little shimmer and to seal the flower pot.

3. Add a coat of Sparkle Mod Podge (optional)

I added a coat of sparkle Mod Podge to give the bunny a little shimmer and to seal the flower pot.

I used both permanent markers and acrylic paint to create my bunny face.

4. ADD A BUNNY FACE

I used both permanent markers and acrylic paint to create my bunny’s face. You can make your cute bunnies with any expression you like, this is a fun way to let your creativity shine. You could also use hot glue to adhere pipe cleaners for the bunny whiskers and add googly eyes if you prefer.

Using a fuzzy towel from the dollar store, I cut it into a egg shape and hot glued it onto my bunny with my Ryobi hot glue gun. You could paint on your chest if you're going to put it outside in the elements.

5. ADD A FURRY CHEST (OPTIONAL)

Using a fuzzy towel from the dollar store to create a fluffy bunny. I cut the towel into an oval shape and hot glued it onto my bunny with my Ryobi hot glue gun.

You could paint on your chest if you’re going to put it outside in the elements.

I hot glued on a bunny tail onto the back of my flower pot bunny. Sometimes you can find tails in the store ready made, and this one I took a stuffed animal and refashioned it to create a bunny tail.

6. ADD A TAIL (OPTIONAL)

I hot glued a bunny tail onto the back of my flower pot bunny. Sometimes you can find tails in the store ready-made. I took this off a stuffed animal and refashioned it to create a bunny tail. You could also use pom poms or cotton balls to form a tail.

I hot glued a bunny ears head band to the inside of my top flower pot. You could cut off the ears from the head band if you like. I also decided to add a bow tie to hide the neck seam.

7. ADD BUNNY EARS AND OPTIONAL BOW TIE

I hot glued a bunny ears headband to the inside of my top flower pot. You could cut off the ears from the headband if you like. You may prefer a bunny with long ears. You could easily make these out of felt. I also decided to add a bow tie to hide the neck seam.

It was still cold outside when I created my bunny so I opted for faux flowers for now. You could fill yours with a plant, plastic eggs, etc. Have fun with it You're bunny is ready to be displayed! I love how it turned out.

8. FILL THE TOP

It was still cold outside when I created my bunny so I opted for faux flowers for now. You could fill your bunny’s head with a plant, plastic Easter eggs, etc. Have fun with it 

Your simple Easter bunny craft is ready to be displayed! I love how it turned out.

I’m at it again making more seasonal decor with terra cotta flower pots! This time… a flower pot bunny!

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I found this ceramic bunny at the thrift store for $1 and I knew just how I wanted to upcycle him so he’d look like he was from Pottery Barn!

You might be interested in more adorable bunny crafts and Easter decorations:

Other supplies that you can create some fun Easter crafts with:

  • construction paper
  • glue stick
  • white cardstock or white paper
  • colored cardstock

Are you ready to have some Easter fun? Do you know what is great about this easy craft? You can make it with any size pot, making it easy for young children with little hands to create.

Learn more about “Creating Seasonal Decor for Your Home” to create seasonal decor that doesn’t cost an arm and a leg.

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Chas, the creative force behind Chas' Crazy Creations, is a renowned DIY expert, innovator, and passionate crafter with over 30 years of experience in repurposing, upcycling, and home improvement. Combining a successful career in dance program management with extensive expertise in digital marketing, website development, and consulting, Chas brings a unique blend of artistic vision and practical know-how to the DIY and crafting world.

At Chas' Crazy Creations, visitors find a treasure trove of crafting and home project resources, including detailed tutorials, creative inspiration, and practical tips. Chas specializes in making creativity accessible to all, offering projects ranging from budget-friendly upcycling ideas to seasonal and holiday-themed crafts. The website caters to crafters of all skill levels, featuring easy-to-follow instructions and projects utilizing everyday materials.

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20 Comments

  1. Your bunny is adorable! So creative and fun. 🙂

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    1. Thank you so much Linda, I’m really happy with how he turned out.

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  2. Love this so much Chas! He’s so dimensional with his furry chest and bunny tail. We have so much snow on the way right now that I have been searching for spring projects to keep me busy. This one is just the cutest!

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    1. Thank you so much Denise, I’m thrilled you like him.

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  3. Oh I love the bunny just like Santa and Uncle Sam and the toy soldier. You are so so talented. Just moved into my apartment finally and not a lot of room but my twin 2 year old boy and girl grand children will love the bunny.

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    1. Thank you so much, Jody, and congrats on moving into your new place. Love that you get to spend time with your grandchildren. Great memories being built 🙂

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  4. This bunny is so darn cute! You are so creative with these adorable flower pot creations! I am always anxious to see what you will come up with next! I can’t wait to give you a hug in person!!

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    1. Thank you so very much, Chloe, I really appreciate all your support and YES to hugs in person!!! Can’t wait friend.

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    1. Thanks Mary, and thank you for the giggle. You are so right, at this point, I totally could create a book about that!

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  7. The things you can do with flower pots my friend!! You never cease to amaze me! Isn’t this the cutest thing? Thanks for the clear and fun tutorial! Happy Monday!

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    1. Thank you so very much Barbara for your kind words.

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