This creative project is sure to bring smiles all around. Looking for a super simple but oh so cute Easter bunny centerpiece? Then you are in luck! I have an adorable bunny kit that is ready to make any home ready for spring or Easter!
Easter Bunny Centerpiece
Are you looking for a fun and festive craft that your family will love? If so, this Bunny Centerpiece is the perfect way to add some extra cheer and cuteness to your home! Not only is it easy and affordable to make – most supplies are available at any local craft store or in the kit.
This Easter centerpiece is also versatile enough to match any décor style. In just a few simple steps, we’ll show you how to create an adorable centerpiece featuring one of Easter’s favorite characters: the bunny! So what are you waiting for?
Let’s get crafting!
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Directions
- Take your black and white check ribbon and measure around the bunny’s neck to see how much you’ll need for a bow. Trim your ribbon then fold it in half lengthwise. Tie it around the neck with a double knot on the side.
- Pull two of your carrots out of your cluster and trim the excess stem with your wire cutters. Place your carrot stems near the bunny’s hands and use a floral pin to secure them into the foam.
- Use your wire cutters and snip off a small piece of your rosemary bunch. Insert the rosemary into the foam, just in front of the carrots.
- Trim your ribbon tails at an angle and use your fingers to curl the ends.
- Grab another small piece of your rosemary greenery and dip the ends in the glue pot. Hot glue the rosemary behind your carrots.
- Cut a length of your black and white check ribbon to make a simple bow with a single loop and long tails. Trim your tails at an angle and stick a floral pin through the back of your knot. Place the bow on the bunny’s neck by inserting the floral pin directly into the foam.
Another great way to create an Easter Bunny Centerpiece:
Directions
- Add the rosemary greenery near the bunny’s hand in the same manner as described above.
- Take your pink and green plaid wired ribbon and cut a long piece, enough to make a bow around the bunny’s neck. Fold your ribbon in half lengthwise and tie it around the neck, making the knot on the same side as the carrots.
- Use your fingers to curl up the edges of the ribbon. Grab your rose and berry craft pick and use your wire cutters to snip off a small cluster. Fluff the branches and clip the extra stem from the bottom.
- Use a floral pin to secure the floral cluster behind the rosemary. Take a larger rose and stem of berries from your floral pick. Twist them together at the bottom and use a floral pin to place them to the left of your ribbon.
- Trim a small piece of your pink floral bush with your wire cutters. Dip the end in hot glue and insert it behind your berries. Adjust any greenery to add some movement.
- Trim a few more clusters from your pink floral bush and add a larger flower from the rose and berry pick. Place them together near the greenery on the bunny and use a floral pin to secure them. You want these clusters to be pointing towards the bottom of the bunny. Use hot glue on top of your floral pins to make them more secure.
- Cut the length of your pink and green plaid ribbon to make a simple bow with a single loop and long tails. Trim your tails at an angle and stick a floral pin through the back of your knot. Place the bow on the bunny’s neck by inserting the floral pin directly into the foam. Curl the tails with your fingers.
- Add any Spanish moss to cover any hot glue spots or floral pins. Add one more small piece of the rosemary greenery shooting down from your bow. Make any adjustments you need and enjoy your new centerpiece!
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