TGIF!!! It seems like it has been a long week this week {maybe they all seem like that?} but I am happy that Friday is here! Do you have anything fun planned for the weekend? I will be finishing about 15 more of these cute Easter Bunny suckers…
At the beginning of the week I shared the carrot treats that I had made for Matthew’s class. Connor then had to have something for his little preschool friends so I made up a bunch of these cute Easter bunny suckers {inspired from The Mother Huddle}
Really, the hardest part of this project was finding the big round suckers! {I ended up finding mine at a dollar store} They do take a little bit of time to assemble but don’t take a lot of brain power! 😉
Materials
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- suckers
- pipe cleaners
- styrofoam balls
- google eyes
- pom poms {2 for arms, 2 slightly smaller ones for the snout, small pink one of the nose, and slightly larger pink one for the tail}
- ribbon
- wooden hearts {for feet}
- white paint
- black sharpie
- ribbon
- glue {I used Quick Grip}
- double sided tape
- Slide the styrofoam ball over the popsicle stick. Just twist it a bit to get it over the sucker wrapper.
- Cut a pipe cleaner in half, fold each half and stick it in the ball for the ears.
- Using a liquid glue, add the eyes, the small pink pom for the nose and two slightly larger poms for the snout.
- Paint the wooden hearts white, let them dry, and outline with a black sharpie.
- I attached the white poms for the hands and the heart feet with double sided tape. I’m sure glue would have been fine but I just wanted to make sure I didn’t somehow get glue in the sucker.
- Attach the tail to the back with double sided tape.
- Add a ribbon and you are done!
If I wasn’t making 25 of these little critters, they would be fun to dress up a bit more with cute little wire whiskers and a fun Easter tag. I was also wanting to add a little pink pipe cleaner inside of the ears but I didn’t have any on hand. I still think they are pretty sweet.
For more Easter ideas, check out these posts…
I have seen flowers made using a sucker. This is very cute. Thanks for sharing.
I love this project Jenn!So sweet! My daughter would have loved to make these together when she was little! TGIF too! Have a lovely weekend! Angie xo
Around here I always see these big round suckers close to the checkout at K-Mart.
So cute. Thanks for sharing. Have a great weekend.
Love this! Liz
I really love your bunny suckers!
OK, these are the sweetest little bunnies I ever did see! Jenn– you have the BEST ideas ever {so lucky to be following you, such inspiration} Thank you for yet again, another awesome idea! Love it!
These are too cute! What a great idea 🙂
oh, I love, love LOVE these Jenn!
I’m pinning you!!
have a wonderful wknd!
Those are soooo cute!!
Jenn, these are SO adorable! We actually just made something really similar yesterday, but ours used dum-dum pops and a wooden bead instead of a styrofoam ball. I actually like yours better though, and I love the idea of the double sided tape because my son keeps complaining that he can’t eat the lollipop. 🙂
Would you share these here at my party, pretty please?
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Love these… so fun and festive!
These are adorable!!!
I would love for you to share this at my Flaunt It Friday link party. There are also TWO amazing giveaways this week! It closes Sunday at midnight.
http://www.dottedlinecrafts.com/2012/03/flaunt-it-friday.html
Looking forward to more posts,
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Those bunny suckers are just too darn cute!
THESE ARE SOOOOOO STINKING CUTE! Alot of the things I see these days I’ve seen 100 times…but this is really original and so precious! Thanks so much for sharing!
How cute!
Super duper cute!!! Thanks for sharing this adorable idea with u:D
These are so cute! I am featuring Easter bunnies on my blog tomorrow and I am definitely linking to your tutorial! I’ve been paging thru your blog and I just love it and just subscribed, too. Thank you! Sharon
These are so, so darling! Thanks for linking them up to my party this week. 🙂
Cute, cute, and more cute! Will totally have to make these next year! Thanks for sharing!
Take care,
Trish
These are just sooooo cute! I love them! Pinned to my Easter board xx
Just letting you know that I featured your amazing project today in our Easter crafts roundup! Check it out here: http://kraftycardsetc.blogspot.com/2013/03/15-last-minute-easter-ideas.html
Have a great day!
Maria
When I first started seeing these a couple years ago they used a white wooden ball for the head. Sounded simple enough but I searched high and low and never found white which meant you’d have to paint the wood colored beads (drip, drip, drip marks). Then decided to use Styrofoam heads. Next, as you said – try and find large enough suckers!!!! I see them now at Walmart on a rack of their own near the cash registers for 50 cents each so this year it’s gonna happen. If you’re making for an entire class it’s gonna add up but the small suckers just don’t have the same impact.
Tavette – S. Florida