This handprint bunny craft for Easter is a sweet and simple way to celebrate the season with your little ones! It’s an easy handprint Easter craft that’s perfect for spring, storytime, or just a fun afternoon activity.

Kids will love turning their handprints into adorable bunnies, and it’s a great way to sneak in some creative play while making memories together.

Grab the free template and follow the simple steps to hop right into this fun craft!

A craft project featuring handprint bunnies made from colored paper, pipe cleaners, and pom-poms. The bunnies have round faces, cutout handprints as ears, drawn-on facial features, a small pom-pom nose, and pipe cleaner whiskers. One is pink with darker pink accents, and the other is blue with darker blue accents. The text overlay reads "Handprint Bunny" and "SimpleEverydayMom.com."

Bunny Hand Craft

We can’t make enough of these hand print crafts for kids, but this one takes the cuteness to a new level!

Your kids can use any colored cardstock, making each bunny unique and special. If you’re doing this fun craft for Easter, we’d suggest sticking to a pastel color or the traditional white bunny.

You can do the inner ear in the color of your choice, but 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
Glue stick
Pencil
White pipe cleaners
White pom poms
Glue dots
Scissors
Bunny template (click the “click here to get your freebies’ image at the end of the post)

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Directions

Start by downloading and printing the template. Once the template is printed, gather the materials for this fun activity. Get those scissors ready, and let’s help the kids bring this bunny to life!

hand holding handprint bunny craft template

First, guide your child to glue the cheeks below the eyes.

Trace and cut out two handprints from light blue construction paper. Cut two smaller dark blue ovals for the inner ears and glue them onto the handprints.

hand gluing inner ear to handprint bunny

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Glue the handprints behind the bunny’s head, fingers pointing outward to resemble fluffy ears.

hand gluing handprint ears to handprint bunny

Next, help your child to glue a white pom-pom in the center of the face for the bunny’s nose.

hand gluing pom pom nose to handprint bunny

Finally, encourage your child to glue the short pieces of pipe cleaners around the nose to create whiskers

hand gluing white pipe cleaners to handprint bunny craft

Now you have a new masterpiece to add to your child’s craft collection. Be sure to check out our Easter crafts for more roaring good times!

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More Easter Ideas For Kids

Easter Children’s Books

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

Easter Bunny Card Craft: With our super convenient printable bunny template, your kids can create their own Bunny cards. All they need to do is print, cut, and put together! Your little ones will be hopping with joy as they make a one-of-a-kind card for their friends and family.

Related: Easter Coloring Pages

Easter Basket Craft: Your kids will love making this Easter craft! This craft will let their imaginations run wild while they think of new patterns to decorate the eggs with. Your little bunnies will enjoy working on this cute activity!

A collage of four Easter-themed paper crafts. The top-left features two bunny face cutouts with large eyes, pink cheeks, and upright ears. The top-right shows two colorful paper baskets filled with decorated Easter eggs and shredded paper. The bottom-left displays two yellow baby chicks hatching from white eggshells with surprised expressions. The bottom-right presents two sheep crafts with fluffy white paper "wool" and cute facial expressions.

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 activity 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.

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Easter Kids’ Activities

Enjoy some fun this Easter with these Easter color by number pages. This is a great way to help children learn counting and number recognition and improve their fine motor skills.

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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 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 much fun! Plus, these activities are a great way to keep them busy while they wait for the Easter Bunny.

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