Delight parents or grandparents this Easter holiday with this darling keepsake bunny craft. Using a child's photo for the bunny face is a personal touch that makes this easy Easter craft one that will be treasured forever. The stand-up bunny can be placed on display for a simple Easter decoration or can be used as part of the centerpiece on your Easter dinner tablescape. Kids will also love creating this easy Easter bunny headband this year as part of your Easter celebrations.
Using a paintbrush, paint the front of your DIY Bunny Stand-Ups with white acrylic paint. When the paint has finished drying, add a second coat. Then turn your DIY Bunny Stand-Up over and paint two coats of white acrylic paint on the back of your bunny. Let the paint dry completely.
Mix a small amount of red and white acrylic paint together in a paint palette to create pink paint. Use a paintbrush to paint a small section on the inside of the bunny ears with your pink paint. Let the paint dry completely.
Cut out the face of your child in the printed 4-inch by 6-inch photo.
Add extra strength glue on the back of the small photo and glue it on the face of the DIY Bunny Stand-Ups.
Cut off a section of hot pink or lime green ribbon about 24-inches long. Wrap it around the neck of the DIY Bunny Stand-Ups and tie it closed with a bow on the front of the bunny. Cut off any excess ribbon at the end of your bow.
Cut a small rectangle from a green foam sheet. Then cut small triangles along the top of the rectangle to make grass.
Heat up your hot glue gun. Add a small dot of hot glue on the center of the child's nose and place a tiny pink pom on the glue. This gives the child a tiny pink nose just like a bunny.
Turn your bunny over and use your hot glue gun to glue a large white pom at the bottom of the bunny for a fluffy tail.
Place your DIY Bunny Stand-Up in its stand. Glue the green foam sheet rectangle piece of grass at the bottom of the front of the bunny.
Display the completed keepsake bunny craft on a shelf or table in your home for a cute Easter decoration. Or wrap it up and give it as an Easter gift to grandparents, a friend or a family member.