There’s something so sweet and charming about a fluffy bunny, making them the perfect symbol for spring and Easter.
Over the years, I’ve tried my hand at countless crafts, and these bunny projects are some of my all-time favorites.
They’re simple, fun, and add a special touch to your home.
Whether you’re a seasoned crafter or just starting out, you’ll find an idea here that will make your space feel festive.
Get ready to create some magic!
1. Paper Plate Flower Crown Bunny
I simply love this craft because it takes an ordinary paper plate and makes it absolutely adorable.
I’ve seen these hung up in a hallway, and they bring such a sweet, welcoming feel to the spring season.
The pink pipe cleaner whiskers give the bunny’s face great texture and a playful feel.
Adding the little flower crown is a beautiful touch. It makes the bunny look ready for a springtime parade!
This is a super fun, easy craft that even the smallest hands can help put together.
2. Toilet Paper Roll Bunnies
I actually made a set of these one year to use as place cards for Easter brunch!
I was so impressed with how chic they looked.
Wrapping the cardboard tube with solid-colored paper makes them instantly look finished and high-end.
The hand-drawn faces are perfectly simple and sweet.
Adding that little patterned bow tie to one of them is an excellent, dapper detail.
They’re quick to assemble and stand up perfectly, making them great holders for small candies or flowers on a holiday table.
3. Carrot Munching Bunny
This is such a clever way to use simple materials!
I saw a whole row of these hanging on a classroom door, and they were wonderful.
The key here is the wavy edge of the paper plate; it gives the bunny’s head a nice, defined shape.
The craft stick carrot is a fantastic detail that makes the bunny look like it was just caught snacking.
I especially love the big, cartoon-like googly eyes, they add so much personality!
This craft is perfect for hanging on a wall or door to welcome spring guests.
4. Egg Carton Bunny Stand-Ups
I instantly fell in love with these when I first saw the idea, because they are just so clever!
Using the individual cups of an egg carton for the body gives them a perfect little bell shape that helps them stand up straight.
I love that they used a wooden slice for the head; it adds a nice, natural touch.
The light green color feels very fresh and spring-like.
These would look fantastic lined up on a windowsill or tucked into a small potted plant.
5. Crocheted Bunny Duo
I’ve seen amigurumi like this last for years, becoming a beloved part of a family’s holiday decor.
These crocheted bunnies are truly special, looking like they stepped out of a classic storybook.
The intricate stitches used for their little outfits give them such a sweet, handmade quality.
Notice the little details, like the wooden buttons on the coat and the tiny bow on the girl bunny’s ear!
Their long, floppy legs are perfect for sitting on a shelf or dresser.
They would make a wonderful, soft centerpiece for your Easter table.
6. Giant Cardboard Bunny
I can just imagine the fun kids would have with this!
I saw one of these used as a prop for an outdoor Easter egg hunt, and it was a major hit.
This large bunny structure, made simply from a cardboard box, is brilliant.
It makes a wonderful, festive photo booth background or a fun little tunnel.
The huge, floppy ears and the oversized, pipe cleaner whiskers give the bunny’s face a fun, cartoon look.
It’s a fantastic, large-scale project that uses cheap materials to create huge, memorable holiday fun outdoors.
7. Logo Collage Bunny
I truly admire the cleverness of this craft.
I once made a similar collage using cereal boxes, and it’s a wonderful way to reuse materials.
The black and white colors give this bunny a modern, graphic look that is very stylish.
Using the shoe logos on the ears is a brilliant idea; it adds a fun, unexpected detail.
The twine whiskers and the little pink nose soften the look just enough.
This is a very cool, quick-to-make piece of art that looks great hanging on a teen’s bedroom door or in a funky living room.
8. Hugging Bunny Egg Holders
I made these adorable paper bunnies one spring to use at a kids’ table, and they were a massive hit!
This design is absolutely fantastic because the paper arms actually hold the eggs perfectly in place.
They make the plastic eggs look like a special gift.
The simple line drawings on the bunny faces are sweet and not complicated to draw or print out.
They stand up nicely next to each plate.
These are wonderful for a holiday centerpiece or for giving out small treats in a fun, personal way.
9. Woodland Bunny Portrait
This project looks like a true piece of heirloom artwork!
I once received a similar framed print as a gift, and it still hangs on my wall every spring.
The drawn face is lovely, but the genius lies in the fabric clothing.
Using the faux sheepskin for the collar gives a wonderful, soft, three-dimensional texture that you just want to touch.
The little floral dress and the silky bow make the whole portrait feel so classic and detailed.
This is a very beautiful craft that would look amazing framed on an entryway table.
10. Shaggy Chenille Bunny Doll
This bunny is pure luxury and comfort!
I’ve felt this kind of chunky, soft chenille yarn before, and it makes the toy feel wonderfully huggable.
The floppy, textured ears are especially appealing and give the bunny a whimsical look.
The two-tone pink dress is crocheted beautifully, making her look ready for a garden party.
Plus, the little detail of the miniature rose bouquet in her hand is absolutely charming.
This is a very special, lasting decoration that would look beautiful sitting on a shelf or tucked into an Easter basket.
11. Bunny Ornaments
I made a batch of these sweet little bunnies to hang on a spring branch centerpiece one year, and they added the perfect touch of charm.
The soft white felt gives them such a clean, classic look.
I love how the shape of the body is like a smooth egg, making them ideal for Easter decorating.
The small pink heart tail and tiny pink paw pads are the best details, plus they make the bunnies look ready to hop away!
They’re super quick to sew together and perfect for decorating a mantel or tying to a gift bag.
12. Googly-Eyed Cardboard Bunnies
I made a bunch of these fun little cardboard roll bunnies in different sizes one year to hold wrapped candy.
The natural brown color of the tube is perfect for a simple bunny body!
Cutting the ears directly into the top of the roll is a clever shortcut that saves time.
The huge googly eyes are what make these so charming; they give each one a silly, surprised look.
Adding the white tummy and simple painted face details finishes them off perfectly.
They look wonderful grouped together on a table or shelf.
13. Carton Crown Bunnies
I love crafts that turn trash into beautiful treasures, and this pair does it perfectly.
I’ve used this technique before, and the glossy, brown cardboard from drink cartons gives the bunnies a wonderful, rich texture.
The white lines on the packaging create the look of bunny markings in a really modern way.
Adding the little dried flowers to their heads makes them look rustic and very elegant.
The tiny string whiskers are the perfect finishing touch.
These are simply gorgeous and would look amazing framed or pinned to a farmhouse-style bulletin board.
14. Bunny Canvas Art
I tried this reverse stencil technique myself, and the results are always stunningly professional for how easy it is!
The bright, cheerful colors like the neon pinks and blues feel so exciting and perfect for a spring holiday.
I love the contrast between the busy, colorful background and the clean, white bunny shape in the middle.
The outline of the bunny makes the white really pop.
It’s an eye-catching piece of art that looks fantastic hanging over a couch or a dining area to welcome spring.
15. Cardboard Texture Bunnies
I love the rustic and artistic look of this project!
I’ve used this etching method on cardboard before, and the way the white paint contrasts with the natural brown color is really striking.
Scratching lines into the top layer of the cardboard to reveal the texture is a genius technique.
It gives each bunny a unique, patterned ‘fur’ that looks handmade and sophisticated.
These are fantastic for a quick, zero-cost craft that makes beautiful wall art.
They would look great scattered on a holiday display or hung from a ribbon.
16. Footprint Bunny
This craft is absolutely precious, turning a simple activity into a forever memory!
I once received one of these as a gift, and it’s the most wonderful keepsake.
Using a child’s foot or handprint to create the bunny’s feet is such a sweet, personal touch.
The bright, neon pink color for the body is cheerful and fun, making the purple footprint stand out.
The googly eyes and simple drawn faces give them a playful, silly look.
This is a perfect project for parents and kids to make together and cherish for many years.
17. Boho Bunny
I saw one of these hanging in a nursery, and it was the softest, prettiest piece of decor!
This craft is truly unique, combining the popular fiber rainbow style with a sweet bunny shape.
The fluffy white yarn used for the body and ears gives it a beautiful, plush texture.
I especially love the braided fringe ‘feet’; they add a wonderful touch of bohemian style.
The little wooden beads on the hanger are a great detail that finishes the piece nicely.
This is a very elegant, soft piece that adds instant calm to any room.
18. Leaf Cutout Bunny Scene
This project is a true marvel of fine art and patience!
I once saw an artist create a piece like this, and the level of detail is amazing.
Carving the tiny bunny and picnic scene right into the leaf is a brilliant idea.
When held up to the light, the natural veins of the leaf act like a perfect background texture.
The way the white dots are cut out to look like stars or falling rain is stunning.
This craft is a unique, beautiful piece of temporary art that perfectly celebrates the small wonders of nature and spring.
19. Yarn Bunny
This craft is so much fun to make and adds great texture to your decorations.
I once made a whole basket of these, and the bright pink yarn really made them pop!
Wrapping the chunky yarn tightly around the cardboard shape gives the bunny a wonderful, cozy, and fuzzy feel.
The bright pink color is a playful change from the usual white and brown.
I love how they added little orange paw print details and the simple pipe cleaner whiskers.
This is a quick and easy project that results in a beautiful, colorful, and tactile decoration.
20. Bunny Tube
I love how playful this craft is, especially with those bright colors!
I’ve made this type of toilet paper roll bunny before, and using pipe cleaners for the details is a fantastic idea.
The neon pink and white ears stand up so perfectly, and the big, pink pipe cleaner feet give the bunny character.
The painted details for the eyes and nose are so cheerful and bright.
They would look super cute holding small treats or decorating a shelf!