I can’t remember where I first saw these but it was years ago. At least 20 because I have been making them that long. I love them because they are cheap and the kids can make them. Non-crafty types, (me included) YOU can make these in under 23 seconds, thats the record!
You will need:
- washcloth
- hair tie
- ribbon
- plastic egg (optional)
If I had all the supplies I usually give him some googly eyes, a little pompom nose and a little pompom tail. But I didn’t want to pull out the glue gun. I think he is cute as it!
I stick a plastic egg in the little hole behind his ears, it is a perfect spot to hold something. I am using these as name sign for Easter dinner. I am putting everyones names on the eggs and putting a bunny by every plate.
They are cute and less than $1 each to make. Can you beat the 23 second record??
What traditions do you have for Easter?
How to Make a Easter Bunny from a Hand Towel!
Take a cheap hand towel, I like white. The cheaper and thinner the better. They have them in packs at Wal-Mart for like 10 for $6
Fold one corner up like you are making a bandana.
Keep folding…
When it is all rolled up, fold it in half.
Next, now this is the hardest part, take the open ends (the ears) and fold it back almost half way. This is making the bunny face and ears.
Take a rubber band and secure the little face of the bunny. I had to use a hair tie because I used a heavier wash cloth, the thinner clothes can be done with a rubber band. Twist it around a few times so it is tight. Now pull the ears up a bit, and your done!
Tie a ribbon around the rubber band so you can’t see it.
Part comedian, part Dad, part athlete. He will boss around your children while they play ball.
Just as angelic as she looks, this girl could easily raise a Village by herself, and all the children would grow up to be President.
Self proclaimed, she would be a webkinz dog. Because, "they're cute, and puppies are too. And they're sweet and they always get along with other puppies."
This mini-Martha Stewart can handle ANY craft you send her way. She isn't all bows and rainbows, she's got karate kid moves!
Not "Pick-Me-Up" like caffeine, she wants you to pick her up! AND NOW!
Anything that can be destroyed WILL be destroyed!
Practically Perfect in Every Way for now! Nicknamed "The Panda" she is rolly polly and lives by the motto, "the little one, is KING!"
The resident Labradoodle, Miller got his name because Mom won and got to name the baby! Need something chewed up? He'll take care of it. Especially if it's expensive..
We call these “boo boo bunnies” I had them for my baby shower all over the tables. If you stick an ice cube in the place where the egg is, it is wonderful for little “boo boos!”
Have a great Easter!
I have made those for baby gifts with the re-usable ice cube as a Boo Boo Bunny – people love them …
Our tradition (since I was a kid) takes some planning but there is still time, even now to do it. We make confetti eggs but we call them cascarones (in spanish, not sure if spelled it right). It is so easy especially when baking/cooking to punch small hole (dime size, use handle of fork) empty out the eggs (and use for whatever you had plans to use your eggs for) and rinse/save the shell. Then I get hole punches from the office (by emptying out everyone’s hole punch at their desks) and either break down and buy 1 bag of confetti or get the kids to cut a bunch of colored paper to mix/spruce up the white hole punched paper. Dye eggs when doing my boiled eggs for Easter. Fill them up and put colorful tissue paper over hole (w/glue). Kids (teenagers now) still love helping through the whole process.
We make boo boo bunnies at our Church for Mission Greenspoint
We do resurrection eggs!!!
We make Resurrection Rolls.
Oh, and I love your bunny!!
Super cute!! I’m gonna use the pastel facial cloths from my dollar tree so my family members have an awesome gift- THANKS ????