Cute Handprint Bunny Craft for Kids

If you’re looking for a fun craft to make this Easter, then try this Handprint Bunny Craft. Kids will have so much fun turning their little fingers into a rabbit that looks like it’s ready to give you a hug.

Follow the step by step instruction below to learn how to make your own.

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Easter is right around the corner, and now is the perfect time to make it extra fun fo your kids. Start by taking a look at all of our Easter activities for kids to get some inspiration.

Or you can invest in the Easter Activity Pack, which is filled with educational printables for young kids.

Materials Needed

Colored paper
Pencils in different colors
Scissors
Glue

How to Make a Handprint Bunny Craft

Although I made this Easter bunny craft using paper and glue, you can also make the same idea with white paint instead. Simply let the paint dry before you draw the features onto your handprint craft with a black marker

1. Trace around your hand.

Place your child’s hand over a piece of paper and use a pencil to trace around their fingers and palm.

However, make sure that you skip over the middle finger as this will end up being the space inbetween the bunny’s ears.

2. Draw the bunny features.

Use the pencil or a marker to draw a face, feet and hands onto your handprint.

3. Color in the bunny.

I used colored markers to color in the bunnies features, but you can use paint, crayons or anything else that you already have in your craft supplies.

4.Cut out the handprint.

Use a pair of scissors to cut out the handprint outline. Learning to use scissors is a fantastic way for young children to develop their fine motor skills. However, if they still struggle to cut out complex shapes, then they may need an adult to help them with this step.

5. Glue it onto a background.

Spread glue over the back of each bunny, and paste it onto a sheet of colored paper.

This step is completely optional. It’s a nice way to frame the handprint or turn it into an Easter card.

More Easy Easter Crafts

If you like this Easter handprint craft, then try some of these other fun activity ideas. There are so many creative ways to engage younger kids in the arts this easter.

For more ideas, take a look at these 20 Easter Bunny Crafts or all of our Easter Arts and Crafts for Kids.