Three Easy Ways to make Easter Bunnies with a Washcloth

Do you need something special to add to your Easter baskets? With Easter just around the corner, I wanted to incorporate something quick and easy to add a little something extra to the Easter baskets I’m putting together for my brother’s children. I didn’t want to just put their candy and treats in the basket, it looked so plain. So I came up with three Easter bunnies using a washcloth to hide chocolate treat or Easter eggs in their bellies. These bunnies would also be cute to make for baby shower favors or as boo boo bunnies when you need to put ice on a boo boo.

At Walmart and Target, I found different types of washcloths. They also had standard washcloth in the kitchen area and baby washcloths in the baby area. If you want to make a softer or smaller version, I recommend you use the baby washcloths.

Bunny # 1 – Pouch on the side

Bunny # 2 – Pouch on the Top

Bunny # 3 – Pouch in the Center

Each bunny starts off the same way but there are few minor differences to make each one unique.  After each washcloth is folded, I will show you how to put on the finishing touches with adding the eyes, nose, bows and tails.

So let’s make Easter Bunnies that will make our Easter basket extra special this year!

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Materials needed:

• Standard washcloth (any color)
• Invisible Thread (Dritz)
• Sewing needle (Dritz)
• Wiggle eyes
• Pom poms (2 sizes)
• Ribbon (contrasting colors with washcloth)
• Glue or glue gun (Westcott Glue Pen)
• Easter chocolate eggs (Lindt Lindor eggs, Cadbury Eggs)

Video Tutorial on how to make these 3 cute Easter bunnies

I hope you enjoyed this tutorial on making 3 Easter bunnies to add to you Easter baskets. Love to see the bunnies and baskets you make with this tutorial. Please share your pictures or comments below.
Wishing you and yours a blessed Easter holiday.

Until next time, Happy Crafting!