Pom pom Easter bunny 1

 
Easter is almost here and today I am sharing another easy peasy craft with you. This cute pom bunny is ridiculously easy to make. You only need a handful of things and they make great Easter decorations to pop on a shelf.


 

Easter Pom Pom Bunny In A Basket

Basket craft supplies

What you will need

Grey yarn

Pom Pom maker

Sheets of pink and grey felt

Basket

Shredded tissue paper

Carrot treat containers

Chocolate/sweets for fillers

I started with making two pom poms. I used the 9cm pom pom maker for the body and the 7cm for the head.

Using grey yarn with a pom pom maker.

When you tie your length of yarn around your pom poms be sure to leave enough to tie the two lengths together when you join the body to the head.

Tying two pom poms together to make a bunny.

Then cut your ears out of the felt sheets. As you can see by mine, they don’t have to be perfect. I just cut mine out freehand.

Felt crafts. Cutting ears out for a pom pom bunny.

I then used my glue gun to stick the pink layer on and glued the bottoms and pinched together. This will make them more stable and easier to attach to the head.

making felt bunny ears

You can add some eyes and a nose if you wish. I had some beads, so used those. However, if this is for a small child then these would not be suitable.
 

Easter bunny craft

Everyone loves a bit of chocolate at Easter! So I popped some mini oreo eggs into our cool carrot fillers.

An Easter pom pom bunny with chocolate oreo eggs.

After the treats were done, I filled our multicoloured basket with this lovely bright green shredded tissue paper and popped everything in.

bunny in a basket easter craft 2
A multicoloured Easter basket filled green shredded tissue paper. Easy pom pom bunny Easter craft.

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A grey pop pom bunny in a multicoloured basket and green shredded tissue paper.

Have you made any Easter crafts?

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30 Comments

  1. Your bunny is so cute! I love using our pompom makers, they are so easy to use. I love what you have done with yours. It would make a lovely Easter gift #mmbc

  2. Aww! That is just adorable! What a fab craft idea for this time of year…I haven’t made pom poms for years. I used to love to as a child. There was no pom pom maker though it was always two pieces of cardboard. lol #MMBC

  3. Hi, your bunny is so cute. I used to love making pom-poms what a great idea for Easter and a fab idea for the start of an Easter egg hunt #MMBC

  4. So cute, will definitely be having a go at these with the grand-kiddies, thanks for sharing, am now off to investigate your other Easter crafts

  5. We love Easter crafts here. My eldest has been helping me with some. It’s been a while since I tried pompom making my last attempt sadly failed so I’ll have to try again. #mmbc

  6. So cute. I will definitley get the kids making these during the Easter Holidays. Like you I love arts and crafts and spend a small fortune on materials between Hobbycraft and Amazon. Love finding new projects to try. 🙂

  7. I used to do things like this when I was younger, will have to look into doing pompoms and teach my granddaughter

  8. Aww this is so sweet, my five year old daughter would love to make this, I will have to do buy the tools and craft stuff and make it this week for her as she has an easter bonnet parade in school, I could then incorporate this idea onto a bonnet, thank you very much for sharing xXx

  9. My daughter loves making pom-poms so I’m sure we’ll be giving this a go. So far we’ve made some easter bunting and just got some Easter themed cake toppers so we can make a selection of cakes.

  10. This made me remember when i was a child. My mum knows how to do this cute bunnies! She’s in Portugal but i think she will come to visit us soon, so i will ask her help to make one for my daughter. Thanks you <3

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