All work and little craft time is NO FUN when it comes to the holidays. Am I right?

So can you promise me today, that you will consider “recreating” this FUN and EASY Paper Plate Bunny Butt craft with your child soon? I bet they will love it and you will LOVE displaying the end result as well!

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Check out this ingenious kids craft idea I’m sharing with you all today! It doesn’t take a lot of supplies or time to create. You can even customize your bunny piece with different colors, cardstock and even embellishments. No BUTTS about it – it’s a MUST DO this spring season! I’ve even included a FREE BUNNY HEAD PRINTABLE to get you started even faster today!

So let those handy little helpers of yours create some masterpieces today! You don’t even have to tell them the “full tutorial.” Let them have their take on it and see how MIGHTY they take a small idea and make it grand!

Happy crafting, my friends!! Don’t forget to share pictures of your paper plate bunny butt creations on our Facebook page or tag us on Instagram to see! #gluedtomycraftsinspiresyou

Bunny Butt Craft Supplies:

* Small White Paper Plate – one per bunny craft
* Free Bunny Head Printable {download HERE}
* Color Printer
* White Cardstock
* Paint Crayons {I used a brown tempera paint stick – affiliate link}
* Paper Craft Scissors
* Hand-Held Office Stapler
* School Glue
* White Cotton Balls – 2/3 per bunny craft

Directions:

* First things first – go ahead and print out the bunny head printable listed above. You only need to print ONE bunny head per craft.
* Now that you have it printed out, it’s time to color in the head with your paint crayon {I used brown but you can change this step up!}
* Once done coloring it in, use the scissors to trim out the shape.
* Discard excess paper and set aside the head till later.
* Now grab your small paper and the same paint crayon pen.
* Go ahead and paint the entire paper plate completely brown.
* Now grab your stapler and the bunny head cutout from earlier.
* Staple the head piece to the painted paper plate piece.
* To finish off the Paper Plate Bunny Butt – glue a handful of white cotton balls to the center of the small paper plate for his tail.
* Add any other embellishments you see fit.
* When done crafting, set aside your piece to let it dry completely.
* Then display proudly for all to see!