DIY Burlap & Moss Bunny Wreath — Step-by-Step Easter Door Decor

Welcome spring with a charming DIY Burlap and Moss Easter Bunny Wreath. This simple, rustic project uses two straw wreaths, moss rolls and wire burlap ribbon to create an adorable bunny silhouette that looks great on a front door or as indoor seasonal decor. Below is a clear supply list and step‑by‑step directions with photos to guide you.

Caption: Finished Burlap and Moss Easter Bunny Wreath displayed on a door.

Supplies:

• One 10" and one 14" straw wreath
• Moss rolls (about 5–6 rolls; sheets of moss cut into strips can also work)
• Wire burlap ribbon
• Floral tape
• Silk hydrangea for the bunny’s tail
• Hot glue and sewing pins (to secure moss, burlap, and hydrangea to wreath)

Caption: Supplies laid out: two straw wreaths, moss rolls, burlap ribbon and floral tape.

Directions

1. Start by wrapping the burlap ribbon and adding moss to each straw wreath. Secure the moss to the straw wreaths with sewing pins as you work so the moss stays in place.

Caption: Wrapping the burlap ribbon and securing moss with pins around the straw wreath.

2. Once both wreaths are completely covered with moss, position the smaller wreath above the larger one to form the bunny head and body. Attach the two wreaths together using floral tape, then cover the taped area with an extra layer of moss so the join is hidden. Make a big burlap bow and attach it at the bunny's "neck".

Caption: Two moss-covered wreaths joined to form the bunny shape with a burlap bow at the neck.

3. To make the ears, fold pieces of the wire burlap ribbon and knot or pinch the ends to create the ear shapes. Use hot glue and sewing pins to attach the ears securely to the top (head) wreath.

Caption: Burlap ribbon folded and knotted to form the bunny ears, then attached to the head.

4. Finish by creating the bunny tail from a silk hydrangea. Secure the hydrangea to the back of the larger wreath with floral wire or hot glue so it sits like a fluffy tail.

Caption: Silk hydrangea used as the bunny's tail, secured with floral wire.

Tips

- Use sewing pins to temporarily hold moss and burlap while you adjust placement, then reinforce with hot glue where needed.

- For a tighter finish, trim excess moss or ribbon and tuck edges under before pinning.

- Hang the wreath with a sturdy ribbon or an over-the-door hanger; store flat to keep shape between seasons.