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How To Make a Flowerpot Easter Bunny

Flowerpot Easter Bunny Craft

Michelle Ordever
This super cute Flowerpot Easter Bunny Craft is so easy to make using our free printable template! The rabbit is adorable décor for Spring!
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Active Time 30 minutes
Additional Time 1 hour
Total Time 1 hour 30 minutes

Materials

  • 1 (4"/10cm Flowerpot
  • Felt Fabric - in white and baby pink
  • White Acrylic Craft Paint
  • Blue & White Checked Ribbon
  • Googly Eyes
  • Black Twine
  • Plain Paper
  • Flowerpot Bunny Template

Instructions
 

  • Basecoat the flowerpot with white acrylic craft paint and leave to dry. Apply a second coat if necessary. A 4” flowerpot was used for this craft, but any size would work.


    Painting Flowerpot White
  • Download and print the template for the flowerpot rabbit. Cut the pieces out and using a permanent marker, trace two ears and a muzzle on white felt, two inside ears, and a nose on baby pink felt, and then cut out with scissors.

    TIP: Cut inside the traced line, so that your project looks neat and clean. You can also pin the paper patterns to the felt and cut them out with scissors.


    Tracing & Cutting Rabbit Template from Felt
  • Attach the pink inner ear felt pieces to the center of the white outer ear felt pieces with a glue gun and glue sticks. Glue the pink nose onto the white muzzle.


  • Measure and cut six 2″ long pieces of black twine and glue them to the Rabbit’s muzzle for whiskers.


    Attaching Twine Whiskers
  • Attach the completed muzzle and googly eyes to the flowerpot using the photo for placement.
  • Insert the tab of the felt rabbit ears into the hole in the flowerpot and adjust as needed.


    Attaching Pieces to Rabbit Pot
  • Embellish the base of the flowerpot with a band of ribbon in blue, securing in the back with glue, then tie a bow and attach to the front center.


  • Display where desired and Happy Easter!


    How To Make a Flowerpot Easter Bunny

Notes

  1. You can use liquid craft glue for this project, but you will have to wait for it to dry.
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