Easy DIY Felt Ball Bunny Easter Garland — Step-by-Step Tutorial
Make a sweet, whimsical Easter accent with this easy DIY Felt Ball Bunny Easter Garland. Using simple supplies like white felt balls, felt sheets, tiny pom-poms and baker's twine, you can create a string of adorable bunny faces to hang on a mantel, doorway or as a table backdrop. This project is quick, kid-friendly with supervision, and customizable with different colors and lengths.

Finished felt ball bunny garland hung as seasonal decor.
Materials
- 12 4cm white felt balls
- White felt sheet
- Light pink felt sheet
- Tiny pink pom poms (for noses)
- Hot glue (or craft glue for kids with supervision)
- Scissors
- 6' bakers twine
- Large embroidery needle (to string the felt balls)

Workspace showing felt balls and pre-cut felt ears ready for assembly.
Step-by-step Instructions
1. Cut ear shapes: From the white felt sheet, cut the outer ear shapes; from the light pink felt, cut the smaller inner ear shapes. You will need 24 ears (two per bunny).
2. Glue ear layers: Use a small dab of hot glue to attach each pink inner ear onto a white outer ear to form completed ears.

Glue the pink inner ear pieces onto the white outer ear pieces to form each ear.
3. Attach ears to felt balls: Add a small dab of glue to the top of each felt ball and press on a pair of ears to create a bunny head. Repeat for all 12 felt balls.
4. Add noses: Glue a tiny pink pom pom to the front center of each felt ball to make the bunny nose.

Threading the finished felt ball bunnies onto bakers twine using a large embroidery needle.
5. String the garland: Thread your bakers twine onto a large embroidery needle and sew through each felt ball just under the ears so the bunnies face forward on the string.
6. Finish and hang: Tie loops at each end of the twine for easy hanging and space the bunnies evenly along the garland. Adjust spacing or add extra felt balls if you want a longer garland.

Completed garland with loops tied at each end for hanging.
Tips & Variations
- Customize colors: Use colored felt balls for a pastel or rainbow look.
- Kid-friendly option: Use craft glue instead of hot glue and assist children with cutting and gluing.
- Length and spacing: Add more felt balls or trim the twine to fit your display area.