DIY Pipe Cleaner Popsicle Stick BUNNY

Just when you think you’ve seen cuteness. Parents, you’re going to want to get the kids involved in making this DIY Pipe Cleaner Popsicle Stick BUNNY craft for all their friends and teachers because of all the cuteness involved! Of course, if you have boys, you’ll want to use blue pipe cleaners – maybe.

DIY Pipe Cleaner Popsicle Stick BUNNY

It’s craft time, so gather your supplies and get started. She a cute bunny, but It’s not just for Easter either. But just in case it is, make plenty to give out. This bunny pipe cleaner craft is as fun to make as it is cute.

How to make a pipe cleaner popsicle stick

Supplies needed:

One jumbo popsicle stick
Pipe cleaners: about five pinks, two whites, one orange, and a small piece of green
White pom poms, two medium and two small
Two googly eyes
Liquid glue

Instructions:

Take a white and pink pipe cleaner and bend it to form an “M” shape keeping the pink on the outer edge.

Squeeze the shape together and place it at the end of the popsicle stick. Wrap the long end around the popsicle stick to secure it.

Take a pink pipe cleaner and wrap it around the ears to further secure it.

Continue wrapping the entire popsicle stick with pink pipe cleaners and watch the pink cuteness unfold.

Bend a white pipe cleaner into a “Z” shape.

Squish together and use a pink pipe cleaner to twist around the center. This pink pipe cleaner will be the bunny’s nose.

Cut the loops of the white pipe cleaner “Z” and spread the pieces out to form the bunny’s whiskers.

Use the long ends of the pink pipe cleaner to twist around the popsicle stick to secure the whiskers and the pink nose.

Add two googly eyes for more cuteness.

Bend an orange pipe cleaner into a zig-zag pattern, getting smaller towards the bottom to form a carrot.

Add a little piece of green pipe cleaner to the top to form a stem.

Now, glue two medium white pom poms for the feet and two small ones for the hands.

The little pink pipe cleaner bunny is ready to be used as a puppet, bookmark, or even a reading pointer for kids. Don’t you think your kids’ teachers would like one for Easter?