bunny bag front 2153 

bunny bag side 2153

Surprise friends, classmates or teammates with festive treat bags filled with candy or snack crackers. Perfect for Easter or any springtime celebration!

Materials

  • 8½ x 11” cardstock in brown or white AND pink
  • Googly Eyes
  • Pom-poms, pink or white
  • Twine
  • Ziplock or cellophane bags
  • Glue stick
  • Glue gun
  • Removable double-sided tape
  • Ribbon (optional)
  • Candy, cookies or snack crackers
  • Stapler

Directions

  1. Cut white or brown cardstock paper in half lengthwise.
  2. Score the length of the paper at 2”, 5½” and 7¼”; fold at each score.
  3. Round two corners to form the bunny face.
  4. *Cut ears, teeth and ovals for feet from the remaining half of cardstock.

From the pink paper, cut the following:

  • *Two small ovals (feet pads), about 1¾” x 1½”
  • Six tiny circles (toes) – Use a hole punch.
  • Two inner ear shapes
  • *Two round circles (cheeks), about 1”
  • Cut three small pieces of twine for whiskers.
  1. Using a glue stick, attach feet pads and toes to white ovals and attach inner ears to outer ears.
  2. Glue cheeks and teeth together then glue to the face.
  3. Glue feet to the body.
  4. Glue ears to back of head.
  5. Using glue gun, attach eyes, pom-pom nose and whiskers to the face.
  6. Fill cellophane bags with candy, crackers or snack of choice.
  7. Staple filled bag to inside of bunny.
  8. Attach double-sided tape to the back of the face to close the bunny “bag.”

Optional: Make a bow with ribbon and, using a glue gun, attach to the top of the bunny’s head.

*NOTE: Cut the shapes freehand, or if kids (or parents) need help, print the pattern below for the bunny’s feet, cheeks, teeth and ears.

Bunny Bag Pattern

bunny bag group 2153

Baby Chick Treat Bags


To make the chicks, use yellow and orange cardstock (instead of brown and white).
Freehand cut the beak, feet and crest (on top of the head) out of orange paper.
Use a hole punch to make two black eyes (or use googly eyes).
Follow the rest of the instructions above to cut, score, fold the body, attach features, and fill the treat bag inside.

San Diego resident, Diana Buell, loves making crafty gifts for friends in her spare time.

----------

Mason Jar Luminaries for Fall and Thanksgiving

Mason Jar Luminaries for Fall and Thanksgiving

Light up the Thanksgiving table (or the porch) with beautiful, glowing luminaries, easy enough for the kids to make! With some colorful tissue paper, a little Mod Podge, and whatever jars you have o . . .

Read more

Thanksgiving Table Toppers Craft

Thanksgiving Table Toppers Craft

Make this Thanksgiving extra special by crafting these super cute tabletop decorations! Tools and Supplies For All Four Projects: 4 empty food canisters (from snacks, nuts, coffee, pet treats, etc. . . .

Read more

Thankful Turkey Craft for Kids

Thankful Turkey Craft for Kids

Plan a day to craft Thankful Turkeys with your family. A little creativity combined with time reflecting on what you’re grateful for quickly transforms this adorable turkey into a festive and meanin . . .

Read more

Thanksgiving Turkey Table Toppers

Thanksgiving Turkey Table Toppers

Decorate the Thanksgiving table or mantle with cute turkeys made from water bottles and simple household items. Fun Thanksgiving craft for kids!Supplies: Package of coffee filtersPlastic water bottl . . .

Read more

Art with Alyssa: Fall Leaves

Art with Alyssa: Fall Leaves

Celebrate the season by making fall leaves with a DIY printing plate made from Styrofoam. Print leaves onto paper just for fun or get creative and use the printing plate to make thank you cards, place . . .

Read more

Free, Printable Thanksgiving Bingo

Free, Printable Thanksgiving Bingo

Looking for a fun family activity while everyone is together on Thanksgiving or Friendsgiving? We created a Thanksgiving Bingo game that you can print out for free below. No bingo cage, balls or num . . .

Read more

Party Crackers for the Thanksgiving Table

Party Crackers for the Thanksgiving Table

Party crackers (aka party favors) may be more traditional at Christmas dinner, but there’s no reason they can’t be modified for Thanksgiving for any other celebration! Make DIY Thanksgiving Crac . . .

Read more

Fall Party Favors

Fall Party Favors

These fall party favors double as place cards at the Thanksgiving table. Use them to stave off pre-feast hunger pains or take them home for later!Supplies Plastic zip top bags (snack size) Empty . . .

Read more

Thankful Jars

Thankful Jars

Start a new family tradition by filling a decorated jar full of thanks. Expressing gratitude is (or should be) a year-round activity! Using a thankful jar at Thanksgiving? Give each guest one or mo . . .

Read more

Thanksgiving Napkin Holder

Thanksgiving Napkin Holder

Here’s one turkey who won’t mind being at the Thanksgiving table; since he’ll make himself useful by holding extra Holiday napkins, he won’t have to worry about ending up on a dinner plate! . . .

Read more

Hanukkah Place Card Holders

Hanukkah Place Card Holders

These happy Hanukkah bags serve as place card (or utensil) holders for the holiday table and make festive party favors!Supplies Small, flat brown (or white) paper bagsScraps of blue, white, silver p . . .

Read more

Star of David Art Project

Star of David Art Project

Supplies One 12” x 12” canvas  Paintbrush Blue paint in 2-3 shades (the photo shows dark blue, light blue and turquoise)  White paint  Silver paint Water cup Old credit car . . .

Read more

Hanukkah Countdown Calendar

Hanukkah Countdown Calendar

Count down to Hanukkah with this fun and easy craft—a menorah made with paper towel tubes and a few decorative supplies. Put a toy into eight of the tube “candles” to be unwrapped each night. . . .

Read more

Art with Alyssa: Dreidel Garland

Art with Alyssa: Dreidel Garland

Get the kids involved in decorating for Hanukkah by making this festive dreidel garland by local art teacher, Alyssa Navapanich. There is lots of room for creativity using just a few art supplies. F . . .

Read more

Be Family Informed – Sign up for our Newsletters below!

Subscribe