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Popsicle Stick Easter Bunny Craft Ideas
Looking for fun and creative Easter craft ideas? Check out these DIY popsicle stick Easter bunny crafts. Easy to assemble and decorated with paint, markers, and more, these bunnies make a great Easter decoration or gift.
Easter is the time which we all want to spend with our family. But with young ones around, crafting will make it fun to kill some time. Check out the variety of crafts you can help your little one with this Easter season. Whether to gift a loved one or enhance their creativity, these crafts will serve their purpose sufficiently.
With several crafts to choose from according to the materials available, the kid’s preferences, and the time required, you can create your best work like easter basket crafts, photo frames, puppets, puzzle games, hatching chick, and puffy paint bunny crafts. Let your kid personalize their craftworks using their creativity and help them in cutting and pasting elements whenever required.
Popsicle Stick Easter Bunny Crafts for Kids
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Easy Easter Bunny Craft for Kids With Popsicle Sticks
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A simple popsicle stick bunny that is suitable for a lower primary kid. The procedure for making this will be:
Glue eleven popsicle sticks together to form a rectangle, and add another two popsicle sticks behind the rectangle for support. Draw outer ears, nose, eyes, inner ears, and pupil on different color craft foams and cut them out. Assemble the elements on the rectangle to shape the Bunny. Add some pipe cleaners around the nose to form whiskers.
Popsicle Stick Easter Bunny Craft for Kids
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Glue popsicle sticks to make a rectangle and paste another popsicle stick on the front. Paint the bottom portion white and the top portion yellow. Cut out ears and nose from construction paper. Now, attach googly eyes, ears, and nose. Draw additional details with the marker to complete the easter bunny. This craft is suitable for kids in lower primary. Children will require little help to complete this craft.
Little Bunny Popsicle Stick Easter Craft for Kids
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Paste five popsicle sticks sidewise to make a rectangle. Add two half popsicle sticks at the back of the rectangle for support. Draw outer ears, eyes, nose, and inner ears on different colored craft papers and cut them out. Assemble all the elements to shape your Bunny. Next, attach some pipe cleaners to make whiskers to complete the look. You now have an adorable popsicle stick Bunny of your own.
Adorable Bunny Popsicle Stick Craft for Kids
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Cut a popsicle stick into three sections. Paste four sticks sidewise and attach the three cut sticks from their back. Paint them white. On a bunny head, draw the inner ears and nose with pink marker and attach it to the popsicle sticks. Now, arrange the bunny’s leg on each bottom of the popsicle sticks. Paste the belly cutout in the middle of the popsicle sticks and the arms cutout on top of the belly. Add a bowtie and a pom-pom.
Attractive Popsicle Stick Easter Craft
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Glue the popsicle sticks together to make a fence shape. Paint the popsicle fence white and yellow for making a bunny and chick. Cut out beak and feet for chick and ears and nose for bunny from cardstock paper. Trace the kid’s hand for making chick wings. Now, assemble all the elements together to shape the characters. Draw additional details with a marker to complete the easter craft.
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Easy Popsicle Stick Bunny Photo Frame Craft
Image Source/Tutorial:Â Easy Kids Craft
Paste popsicle sticks together to form a fence and attach two sticks on each end on top of the fence. Next, paste this frame in between five popsicle sticks stand. Cut out ears and feet from white foam and assemble them on the edge. Draw the inner ear and feet from pink foam and assemble the cutouts on the outer ears and feet. Lastly, paste a picture inside the frame to complete the look.
Easy Popsicle Stick Bunny Puppet for Easter
Image Source/Tutorial:Â Craftymorning
This easter bunny is suitable for pre-schoolers as they require little to no help while making it. Paste two popsicle sticks sidewise and paint them white. Cut out ears, cheeks, and feet from white and inner ears, nose, and feet from pink cardstock. Paste them on the popsicle stick to shape your bunny. Finally, add googly eyes to complete the craft.
Trendy Popsicle Stick Easter Bunny Craft
Image Source/Tutorial:Â My Mini Adventurer
Lower primary children can complete this craft with ease. They may require some help and guidance in between the craftwork. Take seven mini popsicle sticks and paste them sidewise. Glue two sticks on the back to make the bunny’s ears. On color cardstock, draw the nose and inner ears of the bunny. Arrange them to make the bunny’s face. Add googly eyes and draw details with black marker.
Quick Popsicle Stick Easter Puzzle Game
Image Source/Tutorial:Â Crafty Morning
This puzzle game will improve children’s focus and help them learn while playing. Place ten popsicle sticks sidewise and place numbers on them. Put a piece of tape across them and draw an egg shape on the other side. Similarly, draw a bunny on other popsicle sticks. Paint the egg and bunny and remove the tape. Mix all the sticks together.
Easy Popsicle Stick Easter Bunny and Chick
Image Source/Tutorial:Â Scraps-of-reflections
Easy popsicle stick craft for easter. This craft is suitable for kids in preschool. Colour the popsicle sticks purple and yellow to make a chick and bunny. Paste colored popsicle sticks together sidewise. Draw the elements of Bunny and Chick on colored craft paper and cut them out. Assemble the legs, arms, hair, and mouth of the characters. Add googly eyes to complete the face.
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Hatching Chick Popsicle Stick Craft
Image Source/Tutorial: Today’s Creative Ideas
Draw an egg shape from the white construction paper. Cut the egg from the middle using a jagged cut to make a broken eggshell. Paste popsicle sticks to cardstock and paint them yellow. Glue the egg pieces on both sides of the popsicle sticks. Draw and cut out an orange beak from a piece of craft paper. Add googly eyes to complete the hatching chick.
Creative Bunny Popsicle Stick Easter Craft
Image Source/Tutorial:Â Marina Makes Blog
On construction paper cut a slit towards the bottom. Paint easter eggs with the kid’s thumb. Draw and cut out a Bunny shape from felt and add pom-poms to make a nose, eye, and tail. Glue the Bunny from a popsicle stick. Cut long pieces from green sheets and paste them on the bottom of the paper to make grass. Add sun, butterflies, and clouds to decorate the art.
Bunny Popsicle Stick Craft for Kids
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Align four Popsicle sticks side by side and place another Popsicle stick across the lined-up pieces, and paint them white. Next, cut out Bunny’s face from craft paper and draw eyes, nose, mouth, blush, and inner ears with colored markers. Glue the bunny head to the top of the popsicle sticks. Cut the arms of the Bunny and paste them to the back. Now, paste pom-poms for the belly and feet region of Bunny.
Popsicle Stick Easter Bunny Set for Kids
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Kids from the lower primary age group can complete this craft with small help. Glue popsicle sticks to make a rectangle and paste another popsicle stick in the front. Paint the bottom portion light color and the upper portion with dark color. Cut out ears, inner ears, nose, eyes, and whiskers from different colored craft papers. Assemble them to shape your Bunny.
Stunning Easter Bunny Craft from Popsicle Sticks
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Glue three popsicle sticks to form a triangle. Paste pink felt on the triangle and attach googly eyes in the center with the triangle facing down. Now, cut pipe cleaners and glue them to the bottom of the triangle in a criss-cross manner to form whiskers. Add a pink button to the center of the pipe cleaners. Make a loop from pipe cleaners by twisting them from the bottom. Paste these loops to the back of the bunny to form ears.
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Popsicle Sticks Easter Basket Craft for Kids
Image Source/Tutorial:Â Thejoysharing
Glue a cardstock paper circle to the bottom of the cardboard tube to make the base of the basket. Cut seven colored popsicle sticks into half and paste them on the cardboard tube. Paste the pipe cleaner to the top of the basket to make a handle. Decorate the basket using colored tape, gems, markers, or any material you like.
Attractive Easter Bunny Popsicle Stick Craft
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Take measurements of Bunny’s ears, eyes, bow, eyes, nose, support pieces, and face pieces according to the jar you are taking. Cut the popsicle sticks according to the measurements and sand them to make smooth ends. Paint the bottom half of the eye blue and bow lavender. Assemble the sticks to shape the face and add ears, eyes, a bow, and a nose. Cover the jar with popsicle sticks and paste the Bunny head on top of the container.
Bunny and Chick Easter Set Craft for Kids
Image Source/Tutorial:Â Turbo Fun Crafts
Paste yellow popsicle sticks sidewise to make a chick and blue sticks for Bunnies. Add another popsicle stick in front of Bunny’s head and paint the upper and lower portions. Cut out ears, feet, beaks, wings, and hair from craft papers. Assemble the cutouts to create the characters. Add googly eyes and draw details with markers. Attach pipe cleaners to make whiskers of Bunny.
Popsicle Stick Puffy Paint Bunny Craft
Image Source/Tutorial:Â Our Kid Things
Paste six popsicle sticks sidewise and attach a white craft sheet on the back. Add three popsicle sticks to the head to make ears. Paint them all white. Now, attach a pink pom-pom to the center to make the nose of the Bunny. Make whiskers and ears lines from puffy paint. Now, attach googly eyes and draw a mouth from the black marker.
FAQs
1. What supplies do I need to make a Popsicle stick bunny craft?
Answer: To make a Popsicle stick bunny craft, you will need Popsicle sticks, craft glue, acrylic paint, a black permanent marker, googly eyes, and scissors.
2. What kind of Popsicle sticks should I use?
Answer: Any type of Popsicle sticks will work. You can use traditional wooden Popsicle sticks or you can use foam or plastic Popsicle sticks.
3. How do I assemble the bunny?
Answer: First, glue two Popsicle sticks together to form the bunny’s body. Then, glue two more Popsicle sticks together to make the head. Glue the head to the body. Next, glue two Popsicle sticks together to form the bunny’s ears. Finally, glue the ears to the head.
4. How do I make the bunny’s face?
Answer: To make the bunny’s face, use a black permanent marker to draw the eyes, nose, and mouth. Then, glue on two googly eyes.
5. Do I need to paint the bunny?
Answer: You can paint the bunny or leave it plain. If you choose to paint it, use acrylic paint and a paintbrush.
6. Can I use other materials to make the bunny?
Answer: Yes, you can use other materials to make the bunny such as felt, construction paper, and ribbon.
7. Can I make a larger bunny?
Answer: Yes, you can make a larger bunny by using more Popsicle sticks and larger pieces of felt or paper.
8. How long does it take to make a Popsicle stick Easter bunny?
Answer: It usually takes about 30 minutes to make a Popsicle stick Easter bunny.
9. What is the best way to store the bunny?
Answer: The best way to store the bunny is in a sealed plastic container.
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