22 Crafty Easter Bunnies and Games to Make

How to make Easter bunnies, crafts, and bunny games to play with the kids for Easter Sunday and Spring. These Easter bunnies include plushies, a t-shirt, bunny ears, bunny houses, bunny treats and bunny bingo. I just adore all of the fun, crafty and edible things you can do with bunnies for Easter!

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Easter Bunnies

1. Spring Bunny Pillow {tutorial} ~ Learn how to make a spring bunny silhouette pillow with this ingenious tutorial. Easy and creative, you get two pillows with this pattern! Use different silhouettes to get the whole spectrum of spring!

2. Marshmallow Bunny Plushie {Easy Craft} ~ Whether you love or detest marshmallow peeps, you’ll adore this project. These marshmallow bunny plushies are not only an easy craft to make, but they make a wonderful alternative to Easter candy in an Easter basket. Make a set of these bunnies to add to your Easter decor as well.

3. Chocolate Easter Bunny Shirt {Easter ideas} ~ Nothing says Easter quite like the traditional chocolate bunny. This fun shirt is perfect to wear while hunting for those Easter eggs.

4. PEEPS Bunny Bunting ~ An adorable felt banner that perfect for Spring or Easter. It will bring such a fun whimsical spirit to your home.

Bunny Crafts

5. Bunny Houses {Easter Activity} ~ Building yummy houses is not just for Christmas anymore! This post features the clever idea to have your kids decorate bunny houses! Instead of gingerbread, use sugar cookies and then icing and candy to decorate! Festive and fun!

6. Brownie Bunnies in a Jar and Printable ~ It’s an adorable edible favor and/or gift that displays the cuteness of peeps without loosing the ability to actually eat them!

Pipe Cleaner Rings

7. Pipe Cleaner Rings ~ This tutorial is perfect for a craft with the little ones! You’ll find directions for making bunny ear rings and Mickey Mouse ear rings as well as directions for packaging them as cute as can be!

8. DIY Easter Bunny Ears ~ How fun are these little Easter bunny ear headbands?! Follow the simple tutorial to make one for your little girl. They would make fabulous gifts too!

9. Spring Animal 2x4s {Kids Easter Crafts} ~ Let your kids create fun Easter animals using 2x4s and some fun feathers, felt, and cotton balls. They can choose their favorite animal or make the bunny, chick, and the lamb. These cute Spring time animals will make a great decoration for Easter too. If you don’t have a 2×4 handy, they could use empty juice boxes or other small square boxes you might have around the house.

10. Cardboard Tube Easter Bunnies {Easter Crafts for Kids} ~ Cute little Easter bunnies as colorful as jelly beans. Your little ones will have fun making them and you will too. Make an entire family and use them as a centerpiece for the kids table this Easter.

11. Bunny and Chick Easter Bags download {printable} ~ These little white paper bags have been waiting for the perfect project. I think you’ll agree this bunny and chick are worth making. These would be great party favors or friendly gifts filled with treats for all to enjoy.

Bunny Circle Wreath Tutorial

12. Bunny Circle Wreath Tutorial ~ Use 2 straw wreath forms and a plastic hanger to make this Bunny Wreath. It is a very easy project and took me about half an hour to make.

13. Bunny Kisses Countdown Calendar {Easter Fun} ~ A sweet decoration or a fun count down calendar, either way these yummy chocolate Bunny Kisses won’t last long in your house. If you have a Silhouette, you can also download the files for this project for free.

Bunny Games

14. Bunny Bingo {Easter Bunny Games} ~ If you are looking for some fun Easter games, Tricia has a ton of fun printable Easter games that you can can print out and play with the kids. You can choose Bunny Bingo, Don’t Eat Peep, Tic Tac Crack, or more. Or, print them all and have days of fun Easter activities to enjoy with the kids.

15. Some Bunny Loves You ~ One of my kids favorite traditions is “boo”ing at Halloween- (dropping treats at someone’s door, ringing the bell and running away without getting caught.) I love that they are so excited to do something kind for someone else without getting any recognition for it. It’s at totally selfless act. I thought that this would be a great activity for Easter.

16. Printable Don’t Eat Peter Game {Activities for Kids} ~ A fun Easter take on the popular Don’t Eat Pete party game. Classrooms full of kids love playing this candy eating game.

17. Easter Bunny Memory Game {free printable} ~ Add a little Easter fun with this adorable bunny memory game. Simply print the file on card stock, cut the eggs out and they are ready for play!

The Bunny Game

18. Easter Bunny Photo Props {Easter Pictures} ~ This free printable easter bunny photo props are a fun addition to your Easter pictures. Give little ones something to keep their hands busy and create cute keepsake photos of your little Easter bunnies this year. They are also great party favors for all ages at your Easter brunch.

19. Paper Bunny Masks {Easter Crafts} ~ Set up a craft table at your Easter party and let everyone create their own paper bunny masks.

Chocolate Bunny

20. Marshmallow Bunny Silhouettes {Easter Treats} ~ These little bunny treats are adorable! Who could believe that they are made from Nilla Wafers, melted chocolate and marshmallows. Use this awesome tutorial to make a batch, or two to serve at your Easter get together!

21. Easter Bunny Chocolates {recipe} ~ I made large bunny heads filled with big chunks of honeycomb, bunny lollipops with a honeycomb crumbed back, honeycomb-filled chocolate eggs and lots of chocolate bunnies.

22. Duck and Bunny Pretzels ~ These little sweet and salty treats would be a perfect party favor, wrapped in a festive spring goodie bag. Or take them to church to pass out to friends on Easter Sunday.

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