How cute is this bunny garland! I have not hidden my love of pom poms from you and Easter is the perfect time to use pom poms in your crafts. This pompom tailed bunny garland is adorable and so simple to make. If you don’t fancy making pompoms for it, then make it smaller and use cotton wool balls for the fluffy tails!
How to make pompom tailed bunny garland
Materials
- Pom poms (or you could use cotton wool balls)
- Bunnies cut from card
- Ribbon
- Single hole punch
- Glue dots
– I love that this is a roll, so easy to use
Instructions
Trace out your bunny images – I drew mine on paper and then traced them on to a cereal box card to make them sturdier.
Using the cereal box template the boys traced the bunnie on to card and cut out. We had two different bunnies, one with a floppy ear! We chose to use lemon and pink card, but this would look fantastic on any colour card.
Stick pom poms on bottoms (yes that is one of our pompom chicks photobombing)! We are a big fan of Blue Tack glu dots
Punch holes in the ears and thread through the ribbon
We always have lots of pompoms on the go and love our pompom maker
It just so happens that we had plenty of white pompoms left over from making our sheep, so our bunny tails are white. But the beauty of pompoms is you can use scraps of yarn and your bunnies could have multicoloured tails.
They really are adorable – the pompom tail just makes it for me.
What an effective yet simple idea. Something the children can really make for themselves 🙂
Oh my goodness they are the cutest! I remember spending hours on a Saturday with my Nana wrapping different colored wool around a ring of cardboard. The final reveal of the pom-pom was so exciting!
They are super cute – what a fantastic idea.
aahhh they are sooo cute!! This is something my little girl can do (she is 2) thanks for posting x
These are so cute, I love the chain of them perfect for Easter party table.
They look brilliant I think I’ll try these with the tiny3 over the Easter holidays
aw what an adorable idea , quick and easy but effective looking
What a great idea, they look brilliant, perfect for Easter.
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I know a little lady who would love to do this
These are super cute and would make a fab party garland over an Easter table! X
Oh these are really cute and really effective. Love them
Ooh, you are good and so prepared! We don’t do a lot to celebrate Easter in our house….other than an Easter Egg hunt which always goes down well with my two. These bunnies are adorable; I love their pompom tails!
Excellent stuff, I don’t think we’ve ever been ones for decorating at easter, but these are very cute.
Although I was thinking of making an egg wreath with the little lady at some point, maybe will have to add these to the list too.
Oh my goodness I absolutely love this!! Super cute!
What a lovely idea! xx
That is so so cute, hmmm now to find time to make it as I love it and my children would love it.
Oh Jen I love this .. even i could manage this with Joshua .. with my hands being all fingers and thumbs! .. every effective 🙂
bunny bunting how cute , I love bunting
That is SO cute and I know Syd would adore making it – shall be popping back for a quick reminder when the holidays start!
How cute! I think you should keep it up all year! Thanks for sharing this activity with us at the Inspire Me Mondays Link-Up! Have a great week!
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This is so cute! I will be featuring this post tomorrow at the Thoughtful Spot! Thx for linking up your creativity!
I bought some pom pom makers a while back but never got round to using them. Will try this idea and it will give me a chance to try them out.