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What do you need to make a fun Easter craft for kids?

• Cardboard
• Scissors
• Paint – white, blue, pink and yellow
• White Pom-poms
• Glue gun
• Twine or ribbon
• Free template

How do you make a Toddler Bunny Garland Craft?

• Cut bunny shapes out of cardboard using the free template and paint them white
• Paint the bunnies pink, yellow and blue
• Glue a pom-pom tail onto each bunny
• Glue each bunny onto the twine

Easy-to-follow tutorial!

First, cut bunny shapes out of cardboard using the free template. Then paint them white.

Paint the bunnies pink, yellow and blue. Or colours of your choice. If your little ones love to finger-paint, this is a great craft for it!

Next, glue a pom-pom tail onto each bunny. You can use child-safe glue or have an adult use a glue gun.

Finally, glue each bunny onto the twine. Space the bunnies out evenly and don’t forget to rotate the colours!

We hope you love this Toddler Bunny Garland Craft as much as we do! If you’re looking for more Easter crafts, decor and recipes, certainly check out our Easter page or try our fan-favourite: The Tipsy Bunny Easter Cocktail or our Easy Easter Bunny Kids Craft.

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What do you need to make a Pop Up Paper Plate Chick Kids Craft?

• Coffee mug (to trace the chick’s head)
• Pencil
• Yellow construction paper
• Small piece of orange construction paper
• Yellow feathers
• Paper straw
• Two paper plates
• Scissors
• All purpose glue
• Black marker for the eyes
• Easter “filler” for inside the paper plate egg

How do you make a Pop Up Paper Plate Chick Kids Craft for Easter?

• Trace half of a coffee mug onto the yellow construction paper, cut this out for the chick’s head
• Draw two wings onto the yellow construction paper and cut them out
• Draw and cut out a small triangle beak
• Glue the wings and beak to the half circle shaped head
• Draw some eyes, using a black marker or paint pen
• On the back of the head, glue some feathers on the top and the paper straw on the bottom, set aside to dry
• Cut one of the paper plates in half, with a cracked egg appearance
• Glue the two plates together, but be sure not to glue the bottom of the plates (see our video for a tutorial!). Allow the glue to dry.
• Finally, put the chick into it’s egg!! Use the paper straw to move it up and down

Firstly, use a coffee mug to create a half circle for the chick’s head. Then, draw two smaller half circles for the wings. Cut them all out. Using the orange construction paper cut out a small triangle beak. Next, glue them all together, see the picture below for an example. Set them aside to dry.

Next, turn it around and glue some feathers on the top and the paper straw on the bottom. Once again, set them aside to dry. Then draw the chick’s eyes in with a dark marker. Googly eyes or stickers will also work great!

Cute and Easy Pop Up Paper Plate Chick Kids Craft

Now for the egg! Cut one of the paper plates in half, using a zigzag pattern. Glue the plates together by placing one on top of the other. Remember to leave the bottom of the plates without glue so the paper straw will fit in (see our tutorial video above!)

Once the paper plates are dry, add some optional filler inside of the egg.

Finally, put the chick inside the egg, wiggle it around and watch the chick pop-up from it’s egg!

We hope you loved this Pop Up Paper Plate Chick Kids Craft as much as we do! If you’re looking for more Easter fun, certainly check out our Cute Easter Handprint and Footprint Characters or our Pretty Pastel Mini Egg Easter Egg Topiary.

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