Make Adorable Easter Bunnies from Plastic Spoons — Easy DIY for Kids

These cute plastic spoon Easter bunnies are a simple, kid-friendly craft that makes charming decorations for baskets, centerpieces, and potted plants. Using just a few basic supplies you probably already have, you can turn ordinary disposable spoons into tiny bunnies with personality. Below are the supplies, step-by-step instructions, and photos to guide you.

Supplies Needed

• Plastic spoons
• White craft paper
• Q-tips
• Burlap
• Ribbon
• Pink marker
• Black marker
• Scissors
• Glue

Finished plastic spoon bunny with paper ears and a drawn face — a quick and adorable Easter craft.

How to Turn a Plastic Spoon into a Bunny

Cut 2 ear-shaped pieces of white paper out for each spoon.

All you need: spoons, paper, markers, burlap, ribbon, Q-tips, scissors and glue.

Cut two ear shapes from white craft paper for each bunny.

Using the pink marker, fill in the middle of each of these ears with pink to look like bunny ears.

Color the inner ear area with a pink marker to add detail.

Glue these to the spoon so that what is normally the bottom of the spoon is now the front, and the ears are glued to the "bowl" of the spoon as shown.

Glue the ears to the spoon bowl so the spoon handle becomes the body.

Use a black marker to draw on a simple bunny face. Make each face a little unique to create a fun variety of bunnies.

Draw eyes, a nose and a mouth with a black marker — add whiskers if you like.

Cut a small strip of burlap and shape into a bow.

Fold and glue a small burlap strip to form a rustic bow.

Glue the burlap into the shape wanted, then add a small ribbon bow to the center where it folds.

Add a small ribbon to the center of the burlap bow for a finished look.

For the boy bunny, you will glue this bow in place right below the base of the face/spoon.

Glue the bow beneath the face to dress up a boy-style bunny.

On the girl bunny, you will make the same type of bow, only fold off-centered so that one end of the bow is longer than the other to create a dress. Then, you will glue a Q-tip in place right below the face, then glue the bow in place vertically so it looks like a dress.

Make an off-center bow and glue a Q-tip below the face to form a dress-shaped decoration for a girl bunny.

Add these to potted plants, on your mantle, in a centerpiece, or just inside your kids' Easter baskets.

Display ideas: tuck these spoon bunnies into potted plants, centerpieces or Easter baskets.