You guys – my crafty dreams have come true. I have combined my current favorite craft medium {craft foam egg shapes} with my ALL TIME FAVORITE – popsicle sticks.

So today I present to YOU our Easter Bunny Hiding Behind A Popsicle Stick Fence kid craft idea! Boy is that a mouthful but I promise this DIY is not as complicated as the title!

Perfect for younger children to make this upcoming Easter holiday season!!!

Using simple supplies like a popsicle sticks, green cardstock and a craft foam Easter egg shape from Michaels – you too can pull this DIY idea together within minutes! Then display as is or use for party decor this upcoming spring season!

Easy peasy just how we like it around here, so be sure to check out the full tutorial below!

Happy crafting, my friends!!! #gluedtomycrafts

Bunny Peaking Behind Fence Kid Craft Supplies:

* Craft Foam Egg Shape {any color you like – I got mine at Michaels}
* Jumbo Popsicle Sticks {9 per craft}
* Colored Cardstock {green being important!}
* School Glue
* Scissors
* Large WIggle Eyes
* Small Pom Poms

Directions:

* First things first – assemble your fence. This is done by laying SEVEN jumbo popsicle sticks next to each other, followed by gluing the two remaining sticks the opposite direction. You will have a basic square that looks like a fence. Set aside to let it dry. If desired – you can paint your fence.
* Now grab your green cardstock. Cut a square that will fit behind the fence. Use your scissors to cut small thin strips and give it the look like grass. Just don’t cut TOO FAR down on the square. Cut maybe half way down the square with small thin strips.
* Glue your “grass” behind your newly made “fence.” If desired – scrunch/bend some of the green cardstock to really give it dimension and the feel of grass.
* Next is the craft foam egg shape that is turned into a bunny. You will want to cut some cardstock ears out and attach them to the egg shape to make a bunny. Then glue on the wiggle eyes and pom pom nose to the center.
* To finish off the bunny kid craft by gluing your egg shape to the back of the popsicle stick fence. Then set aside to let it dry completely before displaying proudly!
* Don’t forget to add other embellishments like glitter, small bows etc. to give it that custom look!

Love this idea? Be sure to check out our Craft Foam Egg Easter Friends – Kid Craft and  Craft Foam Egg Turned Bee – Kid Craft posts as well! #gluedtomycrafts