I love craft projects that don’t require a trip to the store. It’s nice when my grandchildren and I can come up with something really fun, using supplies that are already in our craft closet, and it’s amazing how many works of art can be created using nothing more than paper plates and construction paper. This Easter Bunny Basket Paper Plate Craft came out really cute and we needed only a few basic supplies to make them. I hope you like it!
What You’ll Need
3 paper plates
pink construction paper
green ribbon or yarn
1 pink pom pom
6 white pom poms
2 googly eyes or scraps of black construction paper
hole punch
black marker or crayon
glue gun and/or craft glue (stapler would even work)
scissors
For the back of the basket, cut a scallopped piece from the top of the plate. This will be your basket opening. Glue this cut paper plate to another whole paper plate to form the basket and head of the rabbit.
To create the ears, cut a paper plate in half. Then cut each half down even more to the shape of bunny ears. Cut 2 tapered strips of pink construction paper and glue onto each ear. Glue the bottom of each ear to the bunny’s head.
For the bunny face, cut two small eyes from pin construction paper and glue into place. Add googly eyes or round pieces of black construction paper, to complete the eyes. Glue a pink pom pom to the center of the plate for the nose, and add 3 white pom poms to each side. Use a black marker or crayon to draw on 2 bunny teeth.
Use a hole punch to punch a hole on either side of the basket. Tie on a piece of ribbon or yarn for the handle.
The basket can be filled with Easter grass and small candies or toys. Happy Easter!
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What a very cute Easter craft to do with the kids. I like to make things and it is a good way to pass some time, and the kids love making their own crafts!
Such a cute craft! love his little bunny grin!
Oh goodness, that is so stinking cute! I love it! I need to go get some Paper plates just for this!
Super cute! We made little bunny Easter baskets out of paper plates last year that were a huge hit. These are awesome.
Cute and easy too!
So simple & adorable! Thank you.
Oh well now that is just too cute and seems easy enough for little ones to do.
My 4 year old grandson is coming over today, i have all the stuff so I’m going to do it with him. He will love it
such a cute craft..simple enough for me to help my granddaughter with.