Tissue Paper Bunny Craft For Kids [Free Template]

This time of year is so fun for kids! There’s so much for them to look forward to like all the good food at Easter dinner and traditions with their family and friends.

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Get them egg-cited for the Easter bunny with this fun and cute tissue paper bunny craft.

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Supplies

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Download the bunny template, print, and cut out the pieces you need.

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Begin by placing glue along a section of the bunny’s head.

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Take the tissue paper squares, crumple them up, and place them on the glue you spread in the previous step.

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Repeat the last 2 steps all along the bunny's head until the entire thing is covered in tissue paper.

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Swipe up for full tutorial!

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