Pom Pom Tail Easter Bunny Printable

This Pom Pom Tail Easter Bunny Printable is a cute way to craft with kids and decorate for Easter! 5 FREE Printables to choose from!

Aren’t bunny tails the cutest ever? I made this cute printable last year and never got the chance to share it but then got the chance to team up with other amazing bloggers to share Easter crafts with you, I thought this would make a great piece in your Easter decor this year.

Also, I’m sharing one quick and easy way to make pomp poms. No tools, no cardboard, just yarn, and your hands!

You might also love these other Easter crafts ideas: DIY Easter egg Shaker Card (+ Freebie), Washi Painted Easter Basket, and DIY Milk Carton Easter Treat Box.

Pom Pom Tail Easter Bunny Printable and a Pom Pom tutorial

I always thought that making pop pom was a great activity to make with kids so I made this cute pom pom tail Easter bunny printable with my little girl to share with you this year!!!

The best part?

At the end of this post, you will find 16 more awesome easy Easter craft projects to check out!

My girl is starting to show interest in doing things with me. When she sees me cutting and gluing and making any craft she comes close and starts asking questions.

So I thought this could be a perfect opportunity to work with her. Every kid loves Easter so why not, right?

In this Easter fun tutorial, I will not only share some really cute free easter printables, but also I’ll show how to make perfect pom poms even if you don’t have any of the tools or usual methods around to make them.

I made different versions of the Easter Bunny Printable that you can snag and create your own Framed Pom Pom Tail Easter Bunny:

How to Make a Pom Pom Tail Easter Bunny Printable

Pom Pom Tail Easter Bunny Supplies:

• Cute and fun Yarn.
• Your favorite Bunny printable and printed.
• A frame
• Cardstock {if you want to make a paper frame}
• Hot glue gun or regular glue. I used hot but I handled the gun!

Instructions:

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So firstly, we need to choose one super cute Easter bunny printable. Choose your favorite from the list below

Choose your favorite free printable Bunny Template

Please keep in mind that these cute Easter bunny templates are intended only for personal use and no commercial use is allowed.

You have different colors and themes to choose from. Since I love cute easter bunny coloring pages, I even created one all blank so you and your kids can color it as you like.

Print your printable template and set it aside for now.

If you enjoy free printable Easter bunny coloring pages, you should definitely download the blank one and color it before starting this tutorial!

The Pom Pom Tail

Let’s make the Pom Pom. I made it the quick and easy way. If you want to check out the traditional way you can check this post!

Take one end of the yarn and place it on your hand from the pinky finger to your index finger. This will determine the size of the pom pom so if you want it smaller you can use only 3 or 2 fingers.

Start winding the yarn around and around and around. The more you wrap, the fuller the pom pom will be. When you’ve wound to your desired “poof” just cut the yarn.

Cut another long strip of yarn.

Slide the yarn between your fingers and around the center and tie a knot very tight.

With scissors, cut through the loops on both sides of the pom pom.

Shake your pom pom holding it by the tied yarn and give your pom pom a good trim!

Tadaaaaa!!! You have your easy peasy pom pom for your bunny tail!

My girl was all excited about it. So she placed it over the bunny butt to make sure the size was right. I had to trim it a couple of times but we got it!

Putting the tail on the bunny

I placed a couple of drops of hot glue on the center of the little bunny butt and helped by my daughter put the pom pom tail in place.

Voila! Easter Bunny Printable has a tail!

Framing the Easter Bunny

So next step framing the Bunny. I used a cute white Ikea frame. The first thing I had to do is remove the glass because of the pom pom of course.

I created a light blue frame with cardstock to use as a Passe-partout. Using the same size of the paper that comes with the frame, I created another rectangle centered inside about 2 inches smaller.

Cut it out and done!

I placed my frame facing down and start layering.

First blue frame, then bunny, then the rest of frame elements!

To close it I had to actually place my frame halfway out of my table LOL. But it worked!

Em was super excited with our finished project and she got a pom pom for herself. No idea where she will put it!

Placed it next to our flowers at the entrance of the house and we were done!

Well, that was it! This is a project you can make with our kids and have fun! It’s an easy project that wouldn’t take more than an hour and kids love it!

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So how about you??? Have you done pom poms before, do you have any other technique to make them? Give us your thoughts in the comments section!

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Moss and Twine Wrapped Easter Bunny by The Southern Couture

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Paper Easter Baskets by Crafting in the Rain