Celebrate Easter Sunday with our adorable paper plate bunny and baby chick craft! Perfect Spring inspired craft, easy for beginners and certain to keep kiddos busy. Set up a craft table and set out some white paper plates, craft foam or construction paper, markers, paint, glue, dip & dotters and more to create these sweet paper plate Easter characters. Don't miss how to make Ella and Annie's paper plate Easter eggs too and our DIY paper plate Easter baskets!
Cut paper plates in half and cut out small triangles across the smooth edge of the plate to make it resemble a egg. Use round daubers to paint fun, colorful designs onto the Easter eggs. You can also use markers and washi tape to decorate your eggs.
Cut an oval from yellow craft foam or constrcution paper. Draw two eyes using a black sharpie or glue on two googly eyes. Add yellow feathers to the back of the yellow craft foam. Using a small circle dip & dotter and pink paint, add two cheeks to your baby chicks face. Cut a small orange triangle for the beak and glue in between the pink cheeks.
Glue the baby chick to the back of the paper plate egg you made in step 1. Isn't she adorable?
Cut a white circle from craft foam and two oval shapes for the bunny ears. Using the pink craft foam or construction paper, cut two smaller oval shapes for the bunnies inner ears. Glue the pink oval onto each white oval. Attach both ears to the back of the white foam circle.
Draw two eyes using a black sharpie onto the bunnies face or glue two googly eyes. Add a mini glitter pom pom for the bunnies nose and chenille stems for the whiskers. Attach both the nose and whiskers with glue. With a small circle dip & dotter and pink paint add two pink cheeks to the bunnies face.
Glue the bunnies face onto the back of the paper plate easter egg you created in step 1.