The Easter season is a fantastic time to make all sorts of great crafts to decorate your house.\u00a0 Easter crafts also make great Easter presents, particularly for relatives and grandparents.\u00a0 There are loads of different types of Easter crafts that you can make, either by yourself or with your children.\u00a0 You can use these Easter crafts to decorate your home or to give away as presents.\u00a0 Here is a fantastic and fun Easter craft that you can make with your own kids, that you can make with a group of people at a party, or that you can make by yourself to decorate your home or to give away as a present to friends and\/or relatives.<\/p>\n
Instructions for making an Easter bunny wreath<\/strong> Instructions for making an Easter bunny wreath<\/strong> 2.\u00a0 Now, cut a small strip of cardboard from your old cardboard.\u00a0 Glue this strip of cardboard onto the back of the ring that you have already cut out.\u00a0 Glue it over any folds in the card board in order to reinforce the cardboard ring.<\/p>\n 3.\u00a0 In the next step, you need to cut a number of strips of construction paper.\u00a0 These strips of construction paper should measure approximately 1.5 inches wide by 4 inches long.<\/p>\n 4.\u00a0 Now, glue the ends of each strip together in order to form each construction paper strip into a roll.\u00a0 These rolls are similar to the ones that you use to make paper chains for Christmas or for other decorations.\u00a0 Let the glue dry before you continue any further with the project.<\/p>\n 5.\u00a0 Now, glue the rolls of your construction paper onto the wreath.\u00a0 You can make a pattern with the colors, you can make the entire thing just one color, or you can arrange the colors into any sort of pattern or desire that you want to.<\/p>\n 6.\u00a0 Finally, you can cut out any sort of bunny shape or picture that you want.\u00a0 You can find lots of these on the Internet, or you can just draw your own.\u00a0 Cut out the picture, and color it in. Cut the head, the tail, and the paws out separately.<\/p>\n 7.\u00a0 Finally, glue the head on to the top of the wreath.\u00a0 Glue the paws onto the side of the wreath or on top of the wreath so that it looks like the rabbit is peering up over it.\u00a0 Then glue the tail on to the bottom of the wreath.\u00a0 Also glue the body onto the back of the wreath.\u00a0 Arrange it so that the rabbit looks like it is peering out over the wreath.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
\nMaterials needed for making an Easter bunny wreath<\/em>
\n1.\u00a0 One ring of cardboard (a good source for this is an empty cereal box)
\n2.\u00a0 Construction paper (any color works; I recommend pink and yellow)
\n3.\u00a0 Scissors
\n4.\u00a0 Elmer\u2019s glue<\/p>\n
\n1.\u00a0 Take one small plate and one large plate.\u00a0 Trace them onto a piece of old cardboard, with the small plate in the middle and the large plate on the outside in order to form a ring.\u00a0 Cut out the ring. A good source for this cardboard is old cereal boxes that are cut up or any other old piece of cardboard.\u00a0 You can go over any folds in the cardboard or any bumps; they won\u2019t make any difference in the end product.<\/p>\n