Make this cute handprint bunny craft for Easter, springtime or when learning about rabbits!
Since spring is almost here, we’re beginning to share all of our favorite handprint Easter crafts.
Kids think it’s magical seeing their hands transform into these cute bunnies and parents love preserving their little one’s handprints for a lifetime!
That makes this craft one of the best activities for kids to make for springtime or Easter.
Printable Bunny Craft Idea

We can’t seem to make enough handprint crafts for kids, but this one takes the cuteness to a whole new level!
Your kids can use any colored cardstock that they want, so each bunny is unique and special. If you’re doing this craft for Easter, we’d suggest sticking to a pastel color or the traditional white Easter bunny.
You can do the inner ear in the color of your choice as well, but I find that darker shades of the bunny’s main fur color look best.
However your child decides to make this bunny craft, we’re sure they’ll love it!
Supplies
- Colored card stock or construction paper
- Glue stick (this one is my favorite for heavy paper)
- Pencil
- White pipe cleaners
- Pink pom poms
- Glue dots
- Scissors
- Bunny template (enter your email in the form at the end of the post to have the link sent to you)
Directions
Download the bunny template and print it onto the colored card stock or construction paper of your choice. Cut out the pieces.

Place the cheeks below the eyes and glue one on each side.

Trace your child’s hand twice onto colored card stock that is the same color as your bunny’s head. Cut out the handprints.
Take the bunny’s inner ear and glue it onto the base of your child’s handprint. Repeat for both ears.

Once you’ve completed the ears, glue them to the back of the bunny’s head with the fingers pointed up.

Glue the pink pom pom nose onto the bunny’s face with a glue dot. You can also use a glue stick, but it’s harder to get to stick and the pom pom fluff will get all over the glue stick.

Twist 3 white pipe cleaners together to make the whiskers. Glue them just below the bunny’s nose with another glue dot, then trim to the length your child wants.

That’s all there is to making this simple Easter bunny craft for kids!

Adaptations & Substitutions
If you stumbled upon this craft and you don’t have pom poms or pipe cleaners, don’t worry! Instead, you can draw on a nose and whiskers with some markers.
Using markers is also a simple way of cutting down the cost of this craft, although it’s already quite inexpensive. It also helps save time when you have a large number of kids doing this craft at once.
If you’re making this craft with several young children (like in a daycare or preschool setting), we have a few tips to help it go smoothly.
First, have all the pieces cut out and ready to go. This is especially recommended for children who don’t have proficient scissors skills yet.
Second, we suggest having all the pipe cleaners cut to size and pre-twisted. This way all the kids need to do is glue all the pieces together.

Don’t forget that you’ll have to help the children trace and cut their handprints out, so plan the time for that accordingly.
Lastly, we suggest you use only glue sticks and not glue bottles. In our experience young children either have too much difficulty squeezing glue out of the bottles or squeeze way too hard and end up with a giant mess!
Either way, glue sticks that dry clear solve the problem and cause less clean-up in the end.
Easily make these at home or in your classroom with our free printable template! Just enter your email in the form at the end of the page.
Easter Ideas For Kids
Don’t let the Easter fun stop here! Whether you’re celebrating at home or in the classroom, we have plenty of other activities for your kids to enjoy. From enjoying more crafting time to sharing a good story, your kids will surely have a blast.
We have listed some egg-cellent Easter activities below, so let’s hop right in!
Easter Children’s Books
There are so many great Easter books for kids, but these are some of our favorites. Grab them from the library or buy them to add to your child’s collection! They’re great for helping your child develop a larger vocabulary, focus, and more!
Happy Easter Mouse – Everyone knows Mouse from the classic If You Give A Mouse A Cookie book, but now he’s back and ready to celebrate Easter! Kids will love watching him as he goes on an Easter egg hunt!
Pete the Cat: Big Easter Adventure – Join Pete as he races to help the Easter bunny just in time for Easter! This is another new classic kids rate as a must-have!
It’s Not Easy Being A Bunny – Follow PJ the bunny as he tries to discover what kind of animal he’d rather be instead of a bunny! It’s a silly story with a great lesson.

Kids’ Easter Crafts
Crafting is an excellent way to help kids sharpen their fine motor skills while practicing problem-solving. These fun activities can also help kids develop their self-esteem, as they’ll feel proud when they complete a new project.
Your kids will love seeing their finished creations, and these Easter-themed crafts are a great way to get into the holiday spirit!
Easter Bunny Card Craft – With our super convenient printable bunny templates, your kids can create their own Easter Bunny cards. All they need to do is print, cut, color, and glue! Your little ones will be hopping with joy as they make a one-of-a-kind card for their friends and family.
Easter Basket Craft – Your kids will love making this Easter basket craft! This craft will let their imaginations run wild while they think of new patterns to decorate the eggs with. Your little bunnies will have so much fun working on this cute Easter basket craft!

Hatching Chick Craft – Discover the miracle of life with this Easter springtime craft! Your children can learn about the life cycle of a chick as they create their own hatching chick craft. They’ll be chirping with delight once their creation is complete!
Sheep Headband Craft – This craft will keep your kids entertained long after Easter has ended! This simple craft will work their cutting and gluing skills in a super fun way. Then after, they can spend hours playing make-believe with their new Easter accessory.
Easter Kids’ Activities
Enjoy some fun this Easter with these Easter color by number pages. This is a great way to help them learn counting and number recognition, as well as improve their fine motor skills.
Your kids won’t realize they’re working on their ABCs while having fun with these Easter worksheets! From working on their letters to labeling a lamb, these worksheets are the perfect way to keep your kids engaged and entertained this Easter.

For a simple yet oh-so-fun Easter craft, you must try these Easter Bunny dot to dot printables. Your kids will work on their counting skills as they connect the dots to complete the sweet Easter illustrations. They are a great way to keep your little bunnies busy while also learning valuable skills!
Have your little ones get creative with our Easter do a dot printables. Your kids can use dot markers to practice their letter and number recognition while having a ton of fun! Plus, these activities are a great way to keep them busy while they wait for the Easter Bunny.

Easter Fun
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More Easter Ideas For Kids

Handprint Bunny Craft For Kids
Make this adorable handprint bunny craft with the kids this springtime or for Easter!
Materials
- Colored cardstock or construction paper
- Glue stick
- Pencil
- White pipe cleaners
- Pink pom poms
- Glut dots
- Scissors
- Bunny template
Tools
Instructions
- Download the bunny template and print it onto the colored card stock or construction paper of your choice. Cut out the pieces.
- Place the cheeks below the eyes and glue one on each side.
- Trace your child's hand twice onto colored card stock that is the same color as your bunny's head. Cut out the handprints.
- Take the bunny's inner ear and glue it onto the base of your child's handprint. Repeat for both ears.
- Once you've completed the ears, glue them to the back of the bunny's head with the fingers pointed up.
- Glue the pink pom pom nose onto the bunny's face with a glue dot. You can also use a glue stick, but it's harder to get to stick and the pom pom fluff will get all over the glue stick.
- Twist 3 white pipe cleaners together to make the whiskers. Glue them just below the bunny's nose with another glue dot, then trim to the length your child wants.
Angelica
Wednesday 28th of June 2023
Love it!
Sam
Wednesday 28th of June 2023
Thanks so much!
Michal ruiz
Sunday 9th of April 2023
I would like it
Sam
Monday 10th of April 2023
Since you’re already an email subscriber, all you need to do is enter your email in the form at the end of any post and it’ll automatically redirect you to the download page 🙂
Teresa T
Friday 31st of March 2023
Going to try - so cute!
Sam
Saturday 1st of April 2023
Thanks! I hope everyone has fun!
ALicia
Friday 31st of March 2023
Please send bunny template. I'm excited to try this craft.
Sam
Saturday 1st of April 2023
Of course! All you need to do is enter your email in the form at the end of this post to have the link sent to you 🙂
Stephanie
Friday 31st of March 2023
Where is the template for the handprint bunny craft
Sam
Saturday 1st of April 2023
Since you’re already an email subscriber, all you need to do is enter your email in the form at the end of any post and it’ll automatically redirect you to the download page 🙂