Easter Bunny Bag
Hey Gnomies,
Easter is coming up in less than a month and will be here before you know it. Our family has Easter traditions that we do every year like an egg hunt and a family party. Now that my daughter is four years old, it’s so much fun to make crafts with her and get excited about the Easter bunny coming to hide eggs.
I originally debuted this craft on my Instagram account as a short video but I wanted to make it into a longer post with more details. This Easter Bunny Bag is super cute and your kids will love it. It takes less than an hour to make. When you untie the bunny’s ears the bag opens to reveal treats inside.
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Supplies:
- ½ yard of faux fur
- 2- 8×10 sheets of pink felt
- White thread
- 4 pink pipe cleaners
- 2 beads for eyes
Instructions:
For the bottom “bag” part of the bunny simply trace a regular 8.5”x 11” sheet of computer paper onto the faux fur. To make the ear shape fold a second sheet of paper in half lengthwise and then cut out a long oval from the middle of that sheet. Tape the oval to the center of the full sheet and then use that as your pattern on the faux fur. Cut out two of these.
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For the pink inner ear, take the same ear shape cut out described above and make a second one, this time inch smaller all the way around. Trace this oval on the pink felt. Cut of two of these.
Place the pink felt cut outs on the center of the “wrong” side of each faux fur piece and flip the fur onto the felt, pinning it in place. Pin a one inch seam along the top edge of both of the pieces.
Sew the seam down and the pink felt ears into place.
Next, place both pieces “right” side together so that the pink ears are facing out and sew up the sides and bottom of the bag.
Flip the bag inside out.
Find the center of one side of the bag to make the bunny’s face.
Twist four pieces of pipe cleaner together and sew the center of them onto the bag for the bunny’s whiskers. Cut out a heart shape for the bunny’s nose and glue or sew it on top of the pipe cleaners.
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Sew on two bead for eyes.
Now fill up your bag with treats and tie the ears together so that they flop down.
Here is a video tutorial from my Instagram page:
I’ve got more fun Easter crafts coming up this month as well as a few St. Patrick’s Day crafts and more home décor projects like usual so stay tuned.
What crafty projects are you making this spring?
Let me know in the comments!
