Toilet Roll Easter Bunny Step-by-Step Guide

Spring is in the air, and with Easter just around the corner, it’s the perfect time to dive into some festive fun with the little ones! Whether you’re a parent, teacher, or simply someone who loves getting crafty, this Toilet Roll Easter Bunny Craft for Kids is a brilliant way to bring a bit of seasonal sparkle into your home or classroom.

This Easter Bunny craft is easy, budget-friendly, and customisable. Follow the simple steps below to create your own hoppy little friend.

Step 1: Gather Your Materials

Make sure you’ve got everything ready before you begin. You’ll need:

1 empty toilet roll tube
White paint (or any other colour you like)
Paintbrush
Googly eyes
Small pom-poms (for the nose and tail)
Coloured paper or felt (for ears and clothes)
Glue stick or white glue
Scissors
Black marker
Extras: pipe cleaners, ribbon, glitter, buttons, stickers

Step 2: Paint the Toilet Roll

This forms your bunny’s body.

Place newspaper or a craft mat down to protect your surface.
Paint the entire outside of the toilet roll tube with your chosen colour.
- White is traditional for a bunny, but pastel pinks, blues, or even rainbow stripes are fun too!
Allow the tube to dry completely (this usually takes about 15–20 minutes).

Step 3: Make and Attach the Bunny Ears

Time to give your bunny its ears!

Cut out two long ear shapes from coloured paper or felt.
- You can use white with a pink inner part or go wild with a glittery card!
Fold the bottom of each ear slightly and apply a bit of glue.
Stick the ears to the inside top edge of the toilet roll.
Want floppy ears? Just bend the tops gently after they’re glued on.

Step 4: Create the Bunny’s Face

Now the fun part—giving your bunny a personality!

Glue two googly eyes near the top of the tube. A;ternatively with a black marker draw two eyes.
Stick a small pom-pom nose underneath the eyes.
Use a black marker to draw:
- A smile or mouth
- Whiskers on either side of the nose
Optional: Add pipe cleaner whiskers for a 3D effect.

Step 5: Dress Up Your Bunny

Let’s get fashionable!

Cut out a small rectangle or shirt shape from coloured paper or felt.
Wrap it around the lower half of the toilet roll and glue it down to make a bunny outfit.
Decorate the outfit with:
- Buttons (real or paper)
- Ribbons as bows or belts
- Stickers or glitter for flair

You can even make dungarees, tutus, or superhero capes—get creative!

Step 6: Add the Bunny Tail

Every bunny needs a fluffy tail!

Choose a small white (or pastel) pom-pom.
Glue it onto the back bottom part of the toilet roll tube.

That cute little puffball brings everything together!

step by step guide to make the Easter Bunny Toilet Roll Craft

Step 7: Make a Whole Bunny Family (Optional)

Once you’ve made one bunny, it’s hard to stop!

Make different-sized bunnies using:
- Toilet rolls
- Cut-down kitchen roll tubes
- Cardboard or paper towel rolls
Give each bunny a name and personality.
- Example: Mum Bunny, Baby Bunny, Grandpa Flopsy

This is great for storytelling and imaginative play.

Step 8: Display Your Bunny Creation

Show off your masterpiece!

Place your bunny on a shelf, windowsill, or as part of an Easter display.
Use tissue paper “grass,” mini eggs, or spring flowers to make a lovely little Easter scene.

You could even make a bunny parade for the dining table on Easter Sunday!

Quick Recap Checklist:

Paint the tube
Make and glue ears
Add eyes, nose, and draw the face
Make clothes and accessories
Glue on a fluffy tail
Display proudly or play with your bunny family!

Hoppy Endings: Wrapping Up Your Easter Bunny Craft Adventure

And there you have it—an utterly charming Toilet Roll Easter Bunny Craft for Kids that’s packed with fun, creativity, and seasonal cheer! Whether you’re looking for Easter crafts to fill an afternoon, planning a classroom activity, or just want to reuse those empty toilet rolls in a joyful way, this bunny craft has got you covered.