If you’re looking for a super simple, low-mess Easter craft that little hands can make and play with, then these Easter Bunny Spoons are just the thing! Much like our Pop Spoon Chicks, these cute little bunnies are made using humble wooden spoons and a few basic craft supplies—ideal for kids of all ages and perfect for springtime creativity. These adorable bunny spoon puppets are a fun easter craft idea.
These Bunny Spoons are great for imaginative play, Easter displays, or even popped into Easter baskets as a handmade surprise. And the best bit? No fancy tools or complicated steps—just fun, easy crafting that kids will love!
What You’ll Need to Make Bunny Spoons:
- Wooden spoons (craft or kitchen ones work great)
- Wooden Ice Cream Paddle Spoons
- White and pink paint (plus any colours for their jumpers!)
- Googly eyes or black marker
- Paint pens or markers
- Raffia, ribbon, or string for bows
- Glue or a glue gun
- Scissors
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How to Make Bunny Spoons:
Paint the face Use white paint to create the bunny’s face on the back of the spoon head. Add pink cheeks and a black nose and mouth with paint or marker once dry.
Add the eyes Either glue on googly eyes or draw them with a marker.
Make the ears Cut two simple ear shapes using a Wooden Ice Cream Paddle Spoon cut in half or the ends of the wooden spoons. paint them to use white felt to make the inside of the ears.
You could also cut from card and glue them to the back of the spoon.
Paint a jumper Using bright colours, paint a stripy jumper on the handle of the spoon—this gives your bunny a fun, playful look. We went for colourful horizontal stripes!
Add a ribbon or bow Tie a little bow around the neck of the spoon using raffia, ribbon, or even yarn for an extra cute detail.
Optional –
Glue a cotton wool ball or mini pom pom to the back for the bunny’s tail.
Ideas to Extend the Fun with these wooden Spoon Bunnies:
- 🐰 Make a whole bunny family with different colour jumpers
- 🎨 Set up a decorate-your-own bunny spoon station at an Easter party
- 🧺 Pop one in each child’s Easter basket
- 🎭 Use them in a puppet show along with our Pop Spoon Chicks
Why We Love This Craft:
- Great for building fine motor skills
- Encourages creativity and imaginative play
- Fun for a range of ages
- Budget-friendly and easy to set up
Looking for more Easter crafts? Check out:
- Free Religious Easter Activity Sheets
- Creative Easter Bonnet Ideas • Fun and Festive Designs for All Ages
- Easter Egg Hunts for Teenagers
- Easter Colouring Pages • Intricate Eggs
These bunnies are owesome, making the whole family will take some time but that’s the whole point right? I will be coming back for more creative ideas.