You’re just one paper lunch bag away from making these adorable bunny treat bags for your kids. These colorful bags are perfect for handing out Easter treats or why not pack lunch in them for a special Easter celebration?
Paper Bunny Bags – Materials:
– Colored lunch bags
– Colored constructions paper
– Scissors
– Glue gun
– Pom poms
– Googley eyes
– Treats!
Instructions:
Step 1: Have all your supplies ready.
Step 2: Take your colored paper lunch bag and make 2 cuts: refer to the picture below.
Step 3: Cut approximately 2 ears out of your colored construction paper; then glue each of them inside your paper bag.
Step 4: With your construction paper left over, cut 3 or 4 thin strings. Set aside.
Step 5: First glue your 3 strings of paper to your paper bag and on top of it add your pompon. Glue the goggley eyes. Your bunny is now ready to play!
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Marie-Laure, is an Architect first, a mom of two, but also a Do It Yourself kind of girl. She LOVES CRAFTING. Her blog La Maison de Loulou is a piece of her with simple and fun crafts, ideas, projects, and activities to do with your kids at anytime. Her children Louise and Roman are her inspiration and all the DIY’s are made for them to have fun. Toys, games, costumes..she loves exploring the kids world with her own twist.
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