Easter Bunny Lollipop Craft
If your child is anything like my daughter they may love Lollipops! Sylvia can suck on lollipops all day if I let her. I know she would absolutely adore this cute and fun Easter Bunny Lollipop Craft and am so excited to share it here on The Inspiration Edit. Enjoy!
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Contents
What You Will Need For This Easter Bunny Lollipops
- 6 Suckers, any kind
- 6—1” Foam Balls
- 6 Pipe Cleaners—3 pink, 3 yellow
- 12 Tiny Googly Eyes, self-stick
- 6 Small Poms—3 pink, 3 yellow
- 6 Small Foam Pink Hearts
- 6 Tiny Pink Heart Candies
- Hot Glue Gun
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How To Make These Easter Bunny Lollipops
First put a dot of hot glue on the foam hearts and stick the top of the sucker to each one. The suckers will now be standing upside down on little pink feet.
Take a foam ball and press down through the center of it onto the sucker stick, all the way until it touches the sucker.
Repeat this for the other five. This will be the bunny head.
Cut all the pipe cleaners in half. Bend each half into an oval shape and twist the ends together at the bottom.
You will have 12 bunny ears now.
These will easily push into the top of the foam heads.
Push 2 ears just a little bit into the top of each bunny head.
Stick 2 eyes on each bunny head and glue a pink heart on each one right under the eyes for the little nose/mouth.
Glue a pom on the back of each sucker towards the bottom for the bunny tail.
These cute little bunny sucker crafts will be fun to make and eat for Easter!
Enjoy these super cute Easter Bunny Lollipops.
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Easter Bunny Lollipop Craft
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Materials
- 6 Suckers, any kind
- 6 - 1” Foam Balls
- 6 Pipe Cleaners—3 pink, 3 yellow
- 12 Tiny Googly Eyes, self-stick
- 6 Small Poms—3 pink, 3 yellow
- 6 Small Foam Pink Hearts
- 6 Tiny Pink Heart Candies
- Hot Glue Gun
Instructions
1. Put a dot of hot glue on the foam hearts and stick the top of the sucker to each one. The suckers will now be standing upside down on little pink feet.
2. Take a foam ball and press down through the center of it onto the sucker stick, all the way until it touches the sucker. Repeat this for the other five. This will be the bunny head.
3. Cut all the pipe cleaners in half. Bend each half into an oval shape and twist the ends together at the bottom. You will have 12 bunny ears now. These will easily push into the top of the foam heads.
4. Push 2 ears just a little bit into the top of each bunny head.
5. Stick 2 eyes on each bunny head and glue a pink heart on each one right under the eyes for the little nose/mouth.
6. Glue a pom on the back of each sucker towards the bottom for the bunny tail.
Enjoy these super cute Easter Bunny Lollipops!
About Angela Milnes
Angela Milnes is a Qualified Early Years Teacher who has specialised in Preschool and Kindergarten teaching. She has a wealth of experience teaching young children and is passionate about kids crafts and having fun as a family. Angela has also taught cooking skills and loves to share both family recipes and easy instant pot recipes here on The Inspiration Edit. Follow her on Pinterest!
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