Adorable Popsicle Stick Bunny Nose Craft

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Another holiday is about to approach, which means it’s time to start making some fun Easter crafts for kids! You guys know how much I love making crafts my kids can play with when they’re finished. And this adorable popsicle stick bunny nose is just that! It’s an adorable bunny Easter craft your kids can use over and over again!

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In addition to being a fun Easter craft, this cute popsicle stick Easter Bunny is easy enough for a toddler or preschooler to do. And when they’re finished putting it together, they can hold it up to their nose and pretend to be hopping bunnies.

Whether you’re looking for a cute Easter craft or a way to keep your toddler entertained at the dinner table, this easy Easter craft for kids is perfect.

Easy Popsicle Stick Bunny Nose

The thing I love most about this craft is how easy it is to make. With just a few simple supplies, you can easily turn a popsicle stick into an adorable bunny nose.

To make your own bunny Easter craft, you’ll need:

• Large popsicle sticks
• Pink washi tape
• White pipe cleaner
• Pink buttons
• White puff balls or cotton balls
• Glue

Start by decorating your popsicle stick with some washi tape. While this step isn’t necessary, I love how cute it makes the whole craft look! If you don’t have any washi tape on hand, scroll to the bottom of this post to see some other ideas I have for decorating your popsicle stick bunny nose.

When your popsicle stick looks adorable, it’s time to add the whiskers. Start by cutting two white pipe cleaners in half. To create whiskers for one bunny nose, you’ll need three pieces of cut pipe cleaner. Wrap each pipe cleaner around the top of the popsicle stick. Then adjust the placement of each of the pipe cleaner ends to resemble bunny whiskers.

Now that you have some adorable whiskers on your popsicle stick Easter bunny, it’s time to add a nose! What could be cuter than a pink button nose for your bunny? To attach the nose, add a few drops of glue and hold the button in place until the glue dries. If traditional glue doesn’t hold the button in place, you may need to use a low-temperature hot glue gun to attach the nose for your kids.

Your bunny craft has adorable whiskers and a cute button nose, now you need a little bit of white fluffiness to complete the look. Add two small white pom poms or cotton balls under the pink button to create an adorable popsicle stick bunny nose.

DIY Bunny Mask Craft

After you’ve made your popsicle stick bunny nose, why not turn it into an adorable bunny mask? Start by cutting a paper plate in half and cutting out two circles from the center of the mask for eye holes.

Decorate the mask with cotton balls by spreading glue over the top of the paper plate. Press the cotton balls into the glue and hold them in place until they’re secure.

While you wait for the glue to dry on your bunny mask, make some ears with white card stock and pink construction paper. Cut out two large ear shapes from the white card stock. Then, cut out two small ear shapes from the pink construction paper. Glue the pink paper on top of the white paper to create some cute bunny ears for your mask.

Attach the ears to the back of the mask with a line of glue. Make sure to hold the ears in place as the glue dries to make sure they stick on your Easter bunny mask.

Finish your cute bunny mask by gluing the popsicle stick bunny nose to the front of the mask. Add some glue to the back of the popsicle stick, then secure it into place at the bottom center of the paper plate mask. Hold it in place as the glue dries.

To use the mask, hold the popsicle stick in your hand and hold the mask up to your face. How cute is that?!

Easter Bunny Craft Variations

This Easter bunny craft is so easy to make! That means you and your little one can get creative while you make it. Here are some fun variations you can do with this bunny nose to make it your own:

Different Decorations on the Popsicle Stick

One of the simplest ways to change up the look of this easy craft is to use different decorations on the popsicle stick handle. I used washi tape because it was a simple way to add a little bit of color to the stick. That, and it’s easy for even young children to do. But here are some other decorating ideas:

• Sequins and glitter
• Paint
• Stickers
• Glitter pens
• Markers

Use a Different Nose

Don’t have any big pink buttons laying around (I found mine at Dollar Tree by the way)? You can use a different color button or a large pom pom to decorate the nose part of this cute Easter craft.

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