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My friend made these last year for Easter and I thought they were the cutest. My four year old and I made some to hand out to friends this year, and they have been a hit. We made some girl and boy ones, and she has had a ton of fun marrying them all off
. It takes a little time, and it mostly requires an adult, but really, so much fun for the kids all around. Let’s get started, see you after the jump!

Supplies:
- Dum Dum suckers
- wood beads for the head (just smaller than the size of the sucker)
- white pipe cleaners for ears
- tiny googly eyes
- wooden hearts for feet
- thin ribbon for the bows
- pom poms in three sizes: the tail being the largest, hands just smaller and the smallest for the mouth and nose (one white, one pink)
- white acrylic paint
- fine point sharpie
- hot glue gun
I bought all the supplies for this (except the glue gun) and it cost me $15.00, and it makes a ton. I have enough supplies left over to take to DC for the kids out there. For the sizes of everything, keep in mind that it is on a dum dum , and just keep the sizes proportionate.
Assembly:
Start with painting the hearts white, your little one can help with this part…if your cool like that
. After they are finished drying, use the sharpie to draw on feet, you can see the design I drew in the next photo.

Each bunny will have they following – I gave one example for my little girl, and then let her sort out all the others for each bunny. She had a lot of fun with that, and it made my part easy!
- sucker
- two 2 inch pieces of pipe cleaner
- one large pom pom for the tail, two just smaller for the hands, two of the smallest for the cheeks, and the small pink one for the nose
- ribbon tied in a bow
- two googly eyes
- one heart for feet
- one wooden bead
You can look at the photo and pretty much guess how these go together, but I’ll give you the details just in case.
On the underside of the sucker, dab a little hot glue. Slide the bead over the stick onto the glue. Next dab two little dots of glue for the eyes, then add the pink nose just below that. Next Glue on the mouth with two white pom poms under the nose. For the ears, bend the pipe cleaner in half and add a little glue to the top of the bead where you can stick the ears. With glue add either a bow tie for a boy, or a hair bow for a girl. Now glue on the hands, and then the feet.

And for the final touch, glue the tail on! All done.

So fun! I think they would be cute with a little tag that said “Have a Hoppy Easter”, no one would see that one coming
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Well I am off on a little adventure with my little family. I have a post coming up sharing some fun ideas I use to make road trips more fun, and also sharing the 3 months I have in store!
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~Aubrey

















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Those are so cute! My boys are not usually very crafty but I am going to try to talk them into helping. I think they would make cute place card holders for our big family Easter dinner.
Sqeeeeal! Mere words cannot describe their cuteness! Thanks so much for sharing!!
those are too CUTE!! i love then. i’m gonna teach my kids or students to do it. how fun!
SOOOO cute!!! I can’t wait to show my daughter!!! We will definitely be making these!!!
Super Cute!! Emily loved the one Kaylee gave her. Thanks Aubrey!
I think these are some of the sweetest little Easter gifts I have ever seen. Not quite sure my boys are up to ‘helping’ yet… the wooden balls would be used as well – balls!
Way too good to eat.
sunny smiles
:O)
Wow, fantastic and too cute! Thanks so much for sharing, Beth will have a blast making these – off to copy the list for a project day!
Good luck and have fun on your long trip Aubrey! Love these little bunnies…
This is great and looks like a lot of fun, I will be doing this with my grandchildren!!
Thanks for sharing.
So adorable. Much to cute to eat. I have to make this with my granddaughter, she will love it.
Why didn’t i come across this earlier!?! This would have been great to do with the kids.
What a “make you smile” craft idea!
These are just so cute. I’m going to try this next year!
Oh my gosh! I am smiling from ear to ear after finding this, soooo adorable!
I run Fun Family Crafts, a site similar in nature to Craftgawker and Spotlight, but different in that it’s a library of craft tutorials geared only at kids. I would love it if you’d stop by and submit this to be featured! (I link to you, I don’t post your tutorial on the site) Feel free to submit as many kid friendly craft tutorials as you like! http://funfamilycrafts.com/
Thanks so much for letting us know! I hadn’t heard of the site yet, I am off to check it out
So cute ideas and great tutorial. i love it very much, thanks for sharing
Thank you!
I’ll be making these for my family. I’m going to use them as name plates. they’ll look great on the Easter table. thanks for sharing this wonderful craft.
gostaria que voce me explicase em portugues,porque gostei muito dos coelinhos de pirulitos.
obrigada beijos
I linked to your tutorial on my blog. http://craft-connection.blogspot.com/2012/01/bunny-treats-for-easter.html
So cute! Perfect for my mom’s annual Easter egg hunt!
~Don’t usually comment, but had to when I saw your name!
Cute but expensive for a dum dum.
These are adorable!! Love the idea! Found you on Skip to My Lou! Lovely blog!
Love this! We have our Kitchen Fun and Crafty Friday Link Party going on now and would love for you to share this! http://kitchenfunwithmy3sons.blogspot.com/2012/02/kitchen-fun-and-crafty-friday-link_16.html
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