Clothespin Bunnies - Brittany's Best
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Clothespin Bunnies

Clothespin Bunnies

 

These bunnies crafted using old fashioned clothespins are perfect for Easter decorations or gifts. This simple craft project makes the cutest Easter bunnies in under an hour with less than $10.00 of materials.

 

Supplies needed:

  • Old fashioned clothespins. I used Woodsies brand No-Roll Clothespins.
  • Acrylic paint in different shades (white, light purple, light yellow and light pink).
  • Googly eyes
  • Tiny heart-shaped confetti or sequins
  • Embellishments such as dew drops, pom-poms, sequins, etc.
  • Glue
  • Paint brush
  • Very fine tip black marker

Instructions:

Step 1

Paint wooden clothespins making sure that you don’t leave any drips on the bunnies.

Step 2

Use glue to attach googly eyes.

Step 3

Add embellishments.I used flower sequins and other embellishments for flowers.

I used white Dew Drops for the bunnies’ tails but you can use white pom-poms, small cotton balls or the end of a Q-tip.

Step 4

Add a tiny drop of glue in center of the face, just below the googly eyes and attach heart right side up. If you don’t have small hearts, you can always draw the heart nose on with a very fine tip permanent marker.

Step 5

Draw on smile. I liked the two half circles connected to the bottom tip of the heart that I made but you can get creative with different expressions too.

Step 6

Let glue dry completely and then play!

 

15 Comments
  • Val Rye
    Posted at 04:18h, 18 March Reply

    Great idea.

  • Val Rye
    Posted at 04:17h, 18 March Reply

    They are great. Never seen them before.

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  • Cathy
    Posted at 12:50h, 08 April Reply

    These bunnies are cute – I’m always looking for a craft to do with the grandchildren. This looks like they could do this – I may get the larger version of the clothespins to make it easier for them. Thank you for sharing!

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  • Mickey
    Posted at 21:12h, 05 April Reply

    I love this. Can you tell me where to get those clothespins?

    • Brittany
      Posted at 11:30h, 06 April Reply

      I found them at Micheal’s. I’ve also seen them at Hobby Lobby. Make sure you ask for the old fashioned clothespins. Good luck!

  • Sherry
    Posted at 08:47h, 02 April Reply

    Such a cute little craft to do with my granddaughter. She will love it!

  • khitam
    Posted at 20:48h, 01 April Reply

    cute,great idea

  • May
    Posted at 18:06h, 01 April Reply

    What a wonderful Easter craft! Gotta make these!

  • Jessie
    Posted at 08:33h, 01 April Reply

    I put a small pink pom pom for the nose

  • Linda
    Posted at 05:35h, 01 April Reply

    Adorable

  • jet
    Posted at 12:21h, 26 March Reply

    aaaw this is cute and adorable, sooo clever to make them of clothespin!!!!
    Love them!!!!

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