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There are lots of different crafts that you do can at Easter; however, the most fun just may be making Easter Bunny ears! Young children are especially fond of this craft, and love to wear their Easter Bunny ears proudly! This can be a great classroom project, or be for an Easter program (how cute would a chorus of young singers look?) or just be a fun project to do with your kids. There are lots of different methods and how complicated you want to make will be up to you. Here is what you need to know about how to make Easter Bunny Ears-<\/p>\n
These paper ears are both a fun and an easy project to do. It is simply perfect for the Easter holiday. Keep in mind that these bunny ears can be made in any size for kids or adults, and the entire project can be easily adapted. You can even make them to decorate your Easter basket, or tiny enough to fit on an Easter egg. Remember there are no limits on how your Easter Bunny ears can look. Be creative and make your bunny ears special with glitter pens, ribbon, stickers and paint.<\/p>\n
What you will need:<\/em><\/p>\n Directions for the project: <\/strong><\/p>\n Start by cutting a piece of white poster board measuring about 4 inches by 18 inches. Keep in mind that you can modify the size of your Easter bunny ears depending on their final purpose. Fold the white poster board in half lengthwise and carefully draw the shape of your\u00a0bunny’s ears onto the paper. Cut through both layers of poster board to create both ears. Use the pink construction paper to cut out the inside portion of your Easter bunny ears, making them the same shape and just slightly smaller\u00a0than your white construction paper ears. Pink is the most common color, but \u00a0there is no reason why you can’t get creative and use baby blue, purple or other festive Easter color. Apply a thin layer of craft glue to one side of each pink inner ear portion and place it on top of the white poster board ear, centering the pink portion as best as possible. Then you will need to measure around your head to determine how long to cut the band that will hold your Easter bunny ears. Cut a strip of white poster board, adding two inches to your head measurement to determine the length and making the strip about 2 inches wide. Form the band into a circle and attach with glue or staples. Position your bunny ears on the band so that they are evenly spaced behind the head, pink portion facing forward. Attach them as well with staples or glue. Then you can add the final touches to your Easter bunny ears, decorating them with glitter, stickers, cotton balls ribbons or anything your imagination desires.<\/p>\n This project is similar to the one listed above, but for a fun twist the ears can be attached to foam visor. This gives wearing Easter Bunny Ears a whole new sporty look.<\/p>\n What you will need:<\/em><\/p>\n\n
Easter Bunny Visor Ears<\/strong>–<\/h3>\n