At Glued To My Crafts, we want to DANCE into your crafty heart and make an ever-lasting impression!

So on that note, we hope to inspire you with our latest Wooden Bunny Ballerinas kid craft tutorial. We are taking simple wood popsicle sticks and making them into awesome pretend play pieces within minutes!

Keep scrolling for the ALL the details on these Easter Bunny friends!! #gluedtomycrafts

Popsicle Stick Bunny Ballerinas – Kid Craft Idea For Easter

As usual… it all started with a recent trip to my local Michaels store, where I found some spring themed cupcake liners in the Easter aisle. I just loved the tiny flower print on the liners so much, that it reminded me of Easter dresses this time of year. Hence – why they ended up in my cart and how this post was born.

Since we have had such great success with our Popsicle Stick Ballerina post in the past, I decided to revamp it a little bit and make it more fitting for the Easter & spring season we are heading into now.

Not only are these small Wood Craft Stick Bunny Ballerina Puppets perfect for pretend play in the living room BUT if you want to spread some good cheer today, I could see these finished pieces being placed in various places, as a nice surprise to those who find them. Think of your front yard in the dirt, in a library book or even a small gift basket you make for a friend. Whatever you decide to do with your “bunny-tastic” creations – I hope you AND your child have fun making these beautiful Easter bunnies together!

Ready to make them “dance” in your home? You can find all the details in the quick and simple to follow craft tutorial found below!

Happy crafting my dear friends!!! Don’t forget to share pictures of your finished popsicle stick Easter bunny ballerinas, on our Facebook page wall so we can admire your hard work today! We can’t wait to see those cupcake liner tutus in action! #gluedtomycrafts

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Popsicle Stick Bunny Ballerinas Supplies:

* Jumbo Popsicle Sticks {one per bunny ballerina puppet}
* Spring Themed Cupcake Liners
* School Glue
* White/Pink Craft Paint or Tempera Paint Crayons
* White Cardstock
* Thin-Tipped Pink Sharpie Marker
* Thin-Tipped Black Sharpie Marker
* Small Decorative Craft Bows
optional – rhinestones, glitter, glitter glue

Directions:

* First have children paint one side of their jumbo popsicle stick {one per bunny ballerina} completely white.
* Once the white paint is dry enough, go ahead and paint on the pink top part of the bunny’s outfit in the center, as well as the ballerina slippers towards the bottom of the stick.
* When done, set aside to let it dry.
* Next have children flatten/fold ONE cupcake liner in half and glue it to the center of their painted popsicle stick. This is the ballerina’s tutu. Repeat this step for each ballerina.
* Once the cupcake liner is glued in place, grab your black Sharpie marker and draw a simple bunny face towards the top of the popsicle stick.
* Finally, to finish off the Craft Stick Bunny Ballerina pieces, have children cut out TWO small bunny ears from the white cardstock and color the centers in with the pink Sharpie marker.
* Go ahead and glue those finished paper pieces to the back of your decorated wooden stick.
* At this point children can also add other embellishments {like tiny bows, glitter, rhinestones} that they see fit to really make it their own.
* Then display and/or play with proudly!

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BUT WAIT – THERE’S MORE TO RECREATE TODAY!

Don’t click away just yet! We have more Easter kid craft tutorials to inspire you and your child today!

If you loved today’s popsicle stick bunny ballerina craft tutorial, we also  have our Paper Plate Spring Scene – Kid Craft, Popsicle Stick Easter Bunny Trucks – Kid Craft and Cotton Ball and Paper Plate Bunny posts for you to check out as well. All of which are SUPER easy and rather inexpensive too.

Don’t miss out – click on one of them to be taken to the full tutorial right now on our website! #gluedtomycrafts