We have an easy craft you can do with your kids for Easter. The carrot paper craft bunny is perfect for preschoolers and older children.
We are sure it will put a smile on their face.
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We are very happy as Easter approaches. We really love making Easter crafts. They are so refreshing, they bring us so much joy.
You can learn how to draw a rabbit and include your own in this craft. When you are done with your carrots, you can enjoy our Easter counting coloring pages.
We’ve been playing with hooks lately.
Today we found a way to use them in this craft – we hid the Easter bunny inside the carrot, and when you open the carrot, the bunny comes out with a bunch of Easter eggs.
It’s a very good job.
I bet you’d love to join us in prepping this project today, so grab your tools and let’s go!
How to make this Paper Carrot Bunny
What do you need:
- orange card stock
- pale orange colored paper
- green paper
- pin
- gum
- the scissors
- stapler circle
- circle ruler
- pencil
- white paper
- light blue paper
- washi tapes
- black marker
- white marker or white gel pen or white pencil (optional, if you want to add texture to the carrot at the end)
step by step tutorial
Carrot
Draw a carrot on the orange deck of cards. We have provided the dimensions so you can see the approximate size.
Cut the carrot.
Draw a circle inside the carrot (the circle should start about 3cm from the top of the carrot).
Draw a larger circle than the one you drilled before. This largest measures 4.4 cm in diameter. We used the circle-shaped ruler to draw.
Cut the circle.
Mechanism
MechanismThis circle should be large enough to cover the hole in the rail and have enough room to push a cotter pin through the top.
Now thread a cotter pin through the top of the circle, then through the carrot.
Separate the ends of the pin so that the ring remains attached to the carrot.
If you want to make the other carrot you see in the picture, cut it in half and push the pin through one side of the carrot like in the picture.
This way it will open to the side.
carrot leaves
carrot leavesDraw three carrot leaves on green colored paper.
Cut them.
Arrange the leaves like we did in this photo and glue them together.
Then stick the leaves on the carrot.
The back of the carrot should look like this.
Now draw a circle with a diameter of 4.4 cm on light orange colored paper.
Cut.
Apply a little glue to the back of the carrot, around the hole in the perforated circle, but only on the top and sides.
Leave the bottom of the perforated circle hole without glue.
Attach the pale orange circle to it.
Notice the non-sticky part in this photo? Did you do the same?
Ok, the two carrots should now look like this.
Rabbit
RabbitDraw a bunny on light blue paper.
Note that we also drew a vertical stripe on the underside of the bunny.
This band will help attach the bunny to the carrot.
Draw the bunny with a black pencil.
Cut.
Draw and cut out two little bunny eyes.
Attach the eyes to the bunny.
Glue the bunny inside the carrot.
Make sure you haven’t applied any glue to the tape yet. We will do that later.
Take some washi tapes and cut some small eggs.
Stick the eggs into the carrot so that it covers part of the bunny.
Now apply glue to the light blue strip and glue it to the carrot.
If you want your carrot to look even better, you can add texture to it with a white marker, white gel pen or white pencil, or even a black marker.
This step is optional; You can leave the carrots as if you had decided.
Now open your carrots.
Truth!
Happy Easter!
We hope you enjoy this work.
It’s great fun for us and definitely one of our favorites!
Aren’t they cute?
Have fun while having fun!
Get your carrot bunny paper craft template here
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We are sure it will bring a bunch of smiles to their faces.
*This post contains affiliate links*
When Easter approaches, we are so happy. We really love making Easter crafts. They are so invigorating, bringing us so much joy.
You can learn how to draw a bunny and incorporate your own into this craft. Once your carrots are done, you can enjoy our Easter counting coloring pages.
We’ve been playing with cotter pins lately.
We found a way to use them in this craft today – we hid the Easter bunny inside the carrot, and when you open the carrot, the bunny comes out holding a bunch of Easter eggs.
It’s a lovely job.
I bet you’d love to join us in crafting this project today, so grab your tools and let’s go!
How to Make This Paper Craft Carrot Bunny
What do you need:
orange card stock
pale orange colored paper
green color paper
Cotter pin
glue
the scissors
circle puncher
ruler with circle shapes
pencil
white paper
light blue paper
washi tapes
black marker
white marker or white gel pen or white pencil (optional, if you like to add texture to the carrot at the end)
Step by step tutorial
The carrot
On the orange card stock, draw a carrot. We have provided dimensions so you can see approximately its size.
Cut the carrot.
Drill a circle into the carrot (the circle should start about 3cm from the top of the carrot).
Draw a larger circle than the one you already punched. This larger one has a diameter of 4.4 cm. We used the ruler with circle shapes to draw it.
Cut out the circle.
The mechanism
This circle should be large enough to cover the sprue hole and have enough clearance to push a cotter pin through the top of it.
Now push a cotter pin through the top of the circle, then through the carrot.
Split the ends of the pin so the circle stays attached to the carrot.
If you want to make that other carrot you see in the picture, split it into two parts and push the cotter pin through one side of the carrot as shown.
This way it will open to the side.
carrot leaves
Draw three carrot leaves on the green colored paper.
Cut them out.
Arrange the leaves like we did in this photo and glue them together.
Then stick the leaves on the carrot.
This is what the back part of the carrot should look like.
Now draw a circle 4.4 cm in diameter on the pale orange colored paper.
Cut.
Apply a little glue to the back of the carrot, around the hole in the perforated circle, but only on the top and sides.
Leave the bottom part of the perforated circle hole without glue.
Attach the pale orange circle to it.
Notice the glueless part in this photo? Did you do the same?
Ok, this is what the two carrots should look like now.
The rabbit
Draw a bunny on the light blue colored paper.
Notice that we’ve also drawn a vertical stripe at the bottom of the bunny.
This tape will help connect the bunny to the carrot.
Outline the rabbit with the black marker.
Cut.
Draw two little bunny eyes and cut them out.
Attach the eyes to the bunny.
Glue the bunny inside the carrot.
Make sure you don’t apply any glue to the strip yet. We will do that later.
Take the washi tapes and cut some small eggs.
Also stick the eggs inside the carrot, covering part of the bunny.
Now apply glue to the light blue strip and glue it to the carrot.
If you want your carrot to look even prettier, you can add texture to it with a white marker, white gel pen or white pencil, or even a black marker.
This step is optional; you can leave the carrot as if you decide.
Now open your carrots.
Fact!
Happy Easter!
We hope you like this job.
It’s so much fun for us, and it’s definitely one of our favorites!
Aren’t they cute?
Have fun crafting!
Get your bunny in the carrot paper craft template here
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We have an easy craft to make with your children for Easter. Bunny in Carrot Paper Craft is perfect for preschoolers and older children.
We are sure it will bring a bunch of smiles to their faces.
*This post contains affiliate links*
When Easter approaches, we are so happy. We really love making Easter crafts. They are so invigorating, bringing us so much joy.
You can learn how to draw a bunny and incorporate your own into this craft. Once your carrots are done, you can enjoy our Easter counting coloring pages.
We’ve been playing with cotter pins lately.
We found a way to use them in this craft today – we hid the Easter bunny inside the carrot, and when you open the carrot, the bunny comes out holding a bunch of Easter eggs.
It’s a lovely job.
I bet you’d love to join us in crafting this project today, so grab your tools and let’s go!
How to Make This Paper Craft Carrot Bunny
What do you need:
orange card stock
pale orange colored paper
green color paper
Cotter pin
glue
the scissors
circle puncher
ruler with circle shapes
pencil
white paper
light blue paper
washi tapes
black marker
white marker or white gel pen or white pencil (optional, if you like to add texture to the carrot at the end)
Step by step tutorial
The carrot
On the orange card stock, draw a carrot. We have provided dimensions so you can see approximately its size.
Cut the carrot.
Drill a circle into the carrot (the circle should start about 3cm from the top of the carrot).
Draw a larger circle than the one you already punched. This larger one has a diameter of 4.4 cm. We used the ruler with circle shapes to draw it.
Cut out the circle.
The mechanism
This circle should be large enough to cover the sprue hole and have enough clearance to push a cotter pin through the top of it.
Now push a cotter pin through the top of the circle, then through the carrot.
Split the ends of the pin so the circle stays attached to the carrot.
If you want to make that other carrot you see in the picture, split it into two parts and push the cotter pin through one side of the carrot as shown.
This way it will open to the side.
carrot leaves
Draw three carrot leaves on the green colored paper.
Cut them out.
Arrange the leaves like we did in this photo and glue them together.
Then stick the leaves on the carrot.
This is what the back part of the carrot should look like.
Now draw a circle 4.4 cm in diameter on the pale orange colored paper.
Cut.
Apply a little glue to the back of the carrot, around the hole in the perforated circle, but only on the top and sides.
Leave the bottom part of the perforated circle hole without glue.
Attach the pale orange circle to it.
Notice the glueless part in this photo? Did you do the same?
Ok, this is what the two carrots should look like now.
The rabbit
Draw a bunny on the light blue colored paper.
Notice that we’ve also drawn a vertical stripe at the bottom of the bunny.
This tape will help connect the bunny to the carrot.
Outline the rabbit with the black marker.
Cut.
Draw two little bunny eyes and cut them out.
Attach the eyes to the bunny.
Glue the bunny inside the carrot.
Make sure you don’t apply any glue to the strip yet. We will do that later.
Take the washi tapes and cut some small eggs.
Also stick the eggs inside the carrot, covering part of the bunny.
Now apply glue to the light blue strip and glue it to the carrot.
If you want your carrot to look even prettier, you can add texture to it with a white marker, white gel pen or white pencil, or even a black marker.
This step is optional; you can leave the carrot as if you decide.
Now open your carrots.
Fact!
Happy Easter!
We hope you like this job.
It’s so much fun for us, and it’s definitely one of our favorites!
Aren’t they cute?
Have fun crafting!
Get your bunny in the carrot paper craft template here
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