Inside: Step by step instructions for a fun and easy plastic spoon craft for kids of all ages.
Can you believe it’s almost Easter? If you’re looking for a fun and easy Bunny craft to do with your kids this plastic spoon Bunny is perfect.
This craft is easy enough for a toddler to make with a little help and cute enough that an older child or adult will also enjoy making them!
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You can make these bunnies in any color you want. You can have matching noses and ears like I did in these pictures or you can mix and match.
Pull out the supplies, show the kids a finished bunny and then let them get creative and have fun making the bunny just the way they want.
Plastic Spoon Bunny Craft
This adorable plastic spoon bunny craft is fast and easy to make. With only a few needed supplies it is a budget friendly craft too!
Bunny Craft Supplies
- White plastic spoon
- Tiny pompoms
- Googly eyes
- colored construction paper
- Sharpie
- Glue stick
Making the Bunny Craft with a Plastic Spoon
The first step to making your plastic spoon bunny is gluing on the google eyes and pompom to the back of the spoon to make your bunny’s face.
After you have the eyes and nose on the spoon draw a little mouth below the pompom using a sharpie. My daughter also liked adding more “decorations” to her bunny with the sharpie.
Adding Bunny Ears
Now your cute little bunny needs some ears. I cut out my bunny ears by folding a 1-2 inch strip of paper lengthwise (tall) and cutting a really tall and skinny valentine’s heart with it only being connected a little at the bottom.
Once you have the heart cut out, open it to form ears and glue it to the side of the spoon with the ears poking up above the spoons.
That’s it now you have an adorable bunny spoon perfect to use as a puppet when reading about bunnies or as an Easter Craft.
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Thank you, I’m glad you found the posts helpful.