DIY Scrap Wood Easter Bunny

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It is that time of year to start decorating for Easter, and I have a ton of wood scraps and reclaimed pallet wood; hence I started creating the DIY scrap wood Easter bunny. Making the DIY wood bunny was such a blast and adorable I had to make more and, of course, share how with my readers.

DIY Easter Bunny Decorations

This easy DIY project I enjoyed with my daughter, Olivia, who is also a blogger. We made a video of these craft projects; you can see the video HERE. During our “staycation,” we have been crafting, sewing and cooking. We are trying to share a live event every day on my Facebook page to inspire everyone to have fun.

Our goal is to craft with items we have on hand; thus, we are using up-cycled items, re-cycled items, scrap wood, leftover paint, etc.

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Reclaimed Wood Bunny Supplies

• White Chalk Paint
• Chalk paintbrush
• 2 x 4 scrap wood
• Saw
• Bunny template (face)
• Wood beads (unfinished wood beads)
• Sharpie
• Twine
• Buttons
• Glue gun and glue
• Hot Glue finger protectors
• Burlap Ribbon
• Tan check ribbon
• Scissors
• Pom-pom maker
• Yarn
• Raffia

***For your convenience I have gathered all my favorite spring crafting must-haves HERE.

I asked Mr. Kippi at Home to cut some 2 x 4 wood scraps in 4″, 6″, and 8″ lengths. I used scrap wood for this project.

The first step is painting the wood scraps with white paint (I used chalk paint) that you have on hand.

After gathering my supplies, I started drawing on the bunny face by placing the face template over the painted woodblock and using a marker I filled in the face.

DIY Wood Bunny Face

The unfinished wood bead can be painted, or you can use your marker and draw on the nose. I like it both ways; however, the hole in the wood bead provides the perfect place to thread some raffia whiskers through.

How to Make the Bunny’s Ears

To form the ear folds, we made a mini pleat in the center of the burlap ribbon and adding a dot of hot glue, then using finger protectors, pinching it together until it cools.

 

Olivia made the yarn pom-pom tails for the wooden bunnies, and you can see how she did with a pom-pom maker in this video. The block is a bunny sign of sorts, but with the adding dimensions of ears, nose, ribbon tie, and pom-pom tail, it turns into an adorable Easter bunny decoration.

Each of our bunnies got a little different look with different combinations of ribbon, lace, twine, button, whiskers, and noses.

 

Scrap Wood Bunny Pom-pom Tail

 

DIY Wood Bunny

 

These adorable little bunnies will make you smile! I had a wonderful time making them with my daughter, and I hope you will find some joy making them too.

You might like to add flowers to your Bunny too. You can see how to make them on my daughter Olivia’s post HERE.

 

You might also enjoy these other Easter crafts, reclaimed wood projects, and more.

Reclaimed pallet wood standing bunnies.

DIY Split wood ball wreath is gorgeous and was super easy to create. I  made a funny video of us cutting the balls in half (don’t worry, you can order then already cut.)

I used a vintage screen door to create this Farmhouse chalkboard sign.

I have gathered some favorite bloggers (yours and mine!) to bring you lots of Easter Decorating Inspiration. With all these fantastic ideas, you are going to walk away with tons of new ideas!  

🌸I have gathered some favorite bloggers (yours and mine!) to bring you lots of Easter Decorating Inspiration. With all these fantastic ideas, you are going to walk away with tons of new ideas!  

Next on tour is my friend, Sarah from Salmonde.  I love the way she created her Easter egg wall art. I would be in heaven with a set of these (hint, hint)! 

Be sure to check it out along with all the other amazing bloggers below.