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FREE Easter Bunny Printable & DIY Donut Bunnies

April 2, 2015

Here comes Peter Cottontail! Easter is Sunday and I plan on bringing these little DIY Donut Bunnies featuring our FREE Bunny Printable to our neighborhood Easter Egg Hunt on Saturday and family Easter party too!

What are your Easter plans? Hopefully you still have time to download and use our FREE Bunny Printable! We would love to see how you use the bunnies, so be sure to share your pictures with us on Instagram and tag #tonalitydesigns and @tonalitydesigns.FREE Bunny Printable from Tonality Designs

DIY Donut Bunnies

Materials

  • FREE Easter Bunny Printable
  • Lollipop Sticks
  • Tape
  • Donut Holes
  • FOR OPTIONAL STANDING DISPLAY: small bag, styrofoam, paper grass filler

Instructions

  1. Download & print the FREE Easter Bunny Printable.
  2. Cutout bunnies (we left a small what border).
  3. Tape bunnies to lollipop sticks.
  4. String on donut holes onto stick.
  5. Serve! Either lay on a platter or create the standing display:
    • Cut styrofoam to size of bag
    • Place styrofoam in bag and cover with paper grass filler
    • Stick in Donut Bonnies

FREE Easter Bunny Printable from Tonality Designs

FREE Easter Bunny Printable from Tonality Designs

FREE Easter Bunny Printable from Tonality Designs

There are so many uses for these bunnies, like in floral centerpieces. How will you use the bunnies?

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Download our FREE Bunny Printables

Creative Process for FREE Bunny Printables

Insight into the creative process: this idea all started this morning over a cup of coffee!

Remember to share how you use the bunnies on Instagram (#tonalitydesigns and @tonalitydesigns).

Download the free print-it-yourself files used in this post

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    […] Don’t forget to also download our FREE Bunny Printable. See the full post here. […]

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