Let’s HOP to it! Today I’m kicking off the spring season with a BIG bang with our latest & greatest kid craft tutorial! As always, I’m super excited to be sharing this idea of mine with you all and I hope it really inspires YOU!

I’ve taken our popular Christmas Truck tutorial from 2018 and I’ve upgraded it for the upcoming EASTER themed holiday!

Keep on scrolling to see our Popsicle Stick Easter Bunny Trucks kid craft idea come to life within minutes! #gluedtomycrafts

Like I mentioned above, I’m so excited to be kicking off the Easter themed tutorials on Glued To My Crafts today! I have so many new and original ideas to share with you all, I seriously can’t wait! You are going to want to check back in the coming weeks because it’s going to EGG-citing! <— ha, you like my punny?!

Anyways – let’s get back to today’s tutorial.

I’m going to be real with you all. I felt like it was the LONGEST January ever and then February seems to be dragging too. I’ve been itching for awhile now to start the next season. My craft journal has been overflowing with ideas and I was even bugging my local Michaels store, on when the new stuff would be coming out on the shelves. Yes, I became “that” girl.

So if you are like me, once the Valentine’s Day stuff was gone and out from the stores, you were already itching for spring!

So without further ado – let’s start planning those Easter crafts and mark it down on your to-do list to make today’s Craft Stick Easter Bunny Trucks tutorial come to life with your little ones! It doesn’t take a whole lot of materials to recreate and the steps are SUPER EASY {just what you can expect from all our tutorials!}

I bet you and your child are going to have some BUNNY-TASTIC craft time with this one. Remember – the colors and embellishments are endless too! As long as you go with the spring theme, you are going to have a fabulous creation to show off, all season long!

So what are you waiting for?! Find all the details below! Happy crafting, my friends! Don’t forget to share pictures of your bunny trucks made from popsicle sticks, on our Facebook page wall afterwards, so we can admire your hard work from a far! I can’t wait to see what colors you choose to make them! #gluedtomycrafts

PAIR OUR POPSICLE STICK BUNNY TRUCK IDEA WITH —> Paper Plate Bunny Monster Truck – Kid Craft Idea For Easter

Popsicle Stick Bunny Truck Supplies:

* Jumbo Popsicle Sticks – 3 per bunny truck {affiliate link on Amazon}
* Mini Popsicle Sticks – 2 per bunny truck {affiliate link on Amazon}
* Small Paper Plate
* Craft Paint {think spring colors like shades of light pink, blue etc}
* Foam Paint Brushes
* Glitter Cardstock Paper {pink for the bunny nose and ears}
* Various Sheets of Colored Cardstock Paper {black & white being important!}
* Basic Craft Scissors
* School Glue
* Easter Friends Stickers {I found mine at Michaels}

Directions:

* First grab THREE jumbo popsicle sticks, TWO mini sized ones and the school glue for your craft {the popsicle stick amounts are per truck you are going to make}
* Lay the three large popsicle sticks next to each other, one by one, on a flat surface.
* Now grab your other two mini one and glue them the other direction to create a fence or door. Set aside to let it dry a bit. Repeat for each Easter truck you want to make.
* While those are drying, grab all your cardstock and glitter paper. Cut out ALL embellishments for your truck {like circular wheels, the window of the truck, the cab, pointy ears, tail and small circle bunny nose!}
* Set all the paper pieces aside when done.
* Once the popsicle stick shape you made earlier is dry enough, go ahead and paint it with your choice of color in craft paint.
* To finish off the Popsicle Stick Easter Bunny Truck, glue the cardstock pieces you made earlier in place on the popsicle stick shape, as well as any other embellishments you see fit {think rhinestones, glitter, etc.}
* Don’t forget to add your Easter friend or flower stickers to the back of the truck, so it looks like they are riding along 🙂
* If desired – go ahead and use Sharpie markers to draw a “driver” in the window of your truck but I opted for a more plain look.
* When it’s all done and dry, display it or play with proudly!

PAIR YOUR FINISHED CRAFT WITH —> Cherry Blossom Popcorn Tree Tutorial

Popsicle Stick Easter Bunny Trucks - Kid Craft Idea For Spring

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We are so EGG-CITED to be sharing our latest and greatest Popsicle Stick Easter Bunny Trucks kid craft tutorial!

Supplies:

• Jumbo Popsicle Sticks - 3 per bunny truck
• Mini Popsicle Sticks - 2 per bunny truck
• Small Paper Plate
• Craft Paint {think spring colors like shades of light pink, blue etc.}
• foam paint brushes
• Glitter Cardstock Paper {pink for the bunny nose and ears}
• Various Sheets of Colored Cardstock Paper {black & white being important!}
• Basic Craft Scissors
• School Glue
• Easter Friends Stickers {I found mine at Michaels}

Instructions:

• First grab THREE jumbo popsicle sticks, TWO mini sized ones and the school glue for your craft {the popsicle stick amounts are per truck you are going to make}
• Lay the three large popsicle sticks next to each other, one by one, on a flat surface.
• Now grab your other two mini one and glue them the other direction to create a fence or door. Set aside to let it dry a bit. Repeat for each Easter truck you want to make.
• While those are drying, grab all your cardstock and glitter paper. Cut out ALL embellishments for your truck {like circular wheels, the window of the truck, the cab, pointy ears, tail and small circle bunny nose!}
• Set all the paper pieces aside when done.
• Once the popsicle stick shape you made earlier is dry enough, go ahead and paint it with your choice of color in craft paint.
• To finish off the Popsicle Stick Easter Bunny Truck, glue the cardstock pieces you made earlier in place on the popsicle stick shape, as well as any other embellishments you see fit {think rhinestones, glitter, etc.}
• Don't forget to add your Easter friend or flower stickers to the back of the truck, so it looks like they are riding along 🙂
• If desired - go ahead and use Sharpie markers to draw a "driver" in the window of your truck but I opted for a more plain look.
• When it's all done and dry, display it or play with proudly!

Make the Easter season extra memorable with tons of crafty inspiration from us! We want YOU to check out our popular Craft Foam Easter Bunny Emojis, Popsicle Stick Easter Bunny and Craft Foam Egg Easter Bunny House craft posts!

We also LOVE talking crafts with our lovely readers. Come join our private Facebook group where we chit chat, share and laugh together! Everyone is welcomed so come join! Not to mention, this is an awesome {and easy} place to share pictures of your finished popsicle stick Easter trucks – hint hint!