Skip to main content

Paper bunny bag & paper flowers

Today I decided to do a paper bunny bag/with paper flowers as our activity/craft.
My daughter was very hands on today. She helped with everything (except with cutting the paper flowers). I was pretty amazed at how much she helped out with the craft. Usually when we do a craft I guide her through each step, but this time she was ready and very hands on.
We made a paper bunny bag. Real simple craft for a toddler. For this craft all you need is:

-Craft paper/construction paper
-Glue stick
-Scissors
-crayons
-pom pom(for the bunny's nose)
-and 1 cotton ball for the bunny's tail. (if you decide to  do one in the back)

Simple, just cut craft paper into two large squares, (for front and back), glue sides,   and bottom of paper together. (It will be a bit narrow) My daughter just wanted to stuff pictures and cards in it afterwards, so it worked out. Cut out some ears and eyes for the bunny, and glue on the pom pom for the bunny's nose. (And if you decide to do a tail in the back you would just glue it onto the back of the bag.

My daughter colored on the bunny's face, and also she colored on the ears.
For the paper flowers, I just cut the paper into round shapes, and used the scissors to make slits down the paper.  And with whatever scrap paper we had left we made those into the flower stems, and the handle for the bag.

And once we were done my little one stuffed cards, and pictures in it! Such a fun, simple craft. -Enjoy :)

~Stephanie


Comments

  1. Awww...this is such a sweet project! I stopping by from the meet & greet blog hop =)
    Jayne
    Handmade Cuties

    ReplyDelete
  2. Newest follower here! I found you through the blog hop. You have a super cute blog, I can't wait to read more.

    -Melanie @meandmr.com

    ReplyDelete
  3. Hi Melanie, aww thank you so much! I'm so thrilled to see new followers. I will be right over to check your blog out :)

    ReplyDelete
  4. So much fun! They look great! I love doing paper crafts with my boys too!

    Stopping by from the Meet and Greet and a new follower of yours!

    xo,
    Jessica
    http://thedoilyduck.blogspot.com ... Come stop by sometime! Thanks!

    ReplyDelete
  5. These are adorable! I love your blog, I followed your link from mombloggersclub and I'm glad I did! You have a really nice blog. :)

    ReplyDelete
  6. Jennifer and Jessica, aw thank you two so much. I'm so happy when I get new followers who enjoy my blog content! I will be by to check your blogs out as well. Again thank you. :)

    ReplyDelete
  7. What a perfect easter/spring craft!! Love this cute idea!

    ReplyDelete

Post a Comment

Thank you for taking the time to leave a comment. Your feedback is greatly appreciated. I strive to respond to every comment and welcome any questions you may have. ***However, spam or comments that do not offer valuable feedback will be deleted.***

Popular posts from this blog

Succulent Centerpiece using Dollar Tree Items

Looking to add some greenery to your space?  Hello everyone! Today, we’re going to create a quick and simple succulent display using a round baking pan from Dollar Tree. I completed this craft a while ago, but forgot to share it with you. It's an easy project, and all the materials—except for the spray paint—were purchased at Dollar Tree. You can make this lovely decoration in just 10 minutes. Let’s get started on this succulent decoration together! Materials -One baking pan -Spray paint -Stones/rocks -Crushed glass -Artificial succulents -One glass candle holder Start by applying spray paint to the baking pan. I had a bronze color from a previous project, and it would be a great opportunity to use it again. When applying spray paint, make sure to cover the surrounding area and ensure that the space is well-ventilated.  Once you have painted the pan, allow the paint to dry. I used a heating tool to speed up the drying process, but if you prefer, you can let it air dry, which m...

The Crazy Little Lovebirds Link Party 133

🌼 Welcome to The Crazy Little Love Birds Link Party #133! I’m so glad you’re here. This weekly gathering is a cozy space to share your inspiring creations—delicious recipes, family‑friendly blog posts, creative crafts, DIY home décor projects, and other uplifting ideas that spark joy. If you love discovering new DIY inspiration, home projects, and creative content from fellow bloggers, you’re in the right place. Hi everyone! I hope you are all doing well. We had a wonderful time during our staycation, and you can read about it in my post titled " Lately: Things That Have Made My Heart Happy ." The weather was definitely hot during our trip! Tomorrow it cools down to mid-40s. How  is the weather where you live? I can't wait to see what you all share this week. As always, thank you for being a part of the party. I truly appreciate you! If you missed the last party, just click here to revisit the post:  The Crazy Little Lovebirds Link Party 132. Congratulations to our featu...

Keeping Blogging Positive: The Do’s and Don’ts of Community Support

The Do’s and Don’ts in a Blogging Community If there’s one thing I’ve learned over the years of blogging, it’s that the community can be one of the best parts of the whole experience — when we’re actually supporting each other. Blogging isn’t just hitting publish and hoping someone reads it. It’s connecting, showing up for one another, and creating a space where everyone feels welcome to share their voice. But let’s be honest: not every corner of the blogging world feels that way. Sometimes people forget that behind every blog is a real person doing their best. So I wanted to put together a simple, down‑to‑earth list of do’s and don’ts — the things that genuinely help build a positive blogging community, and the things that… well, don’t. Nothing complicated, nothing dramatic. Just the kind of common‑sense, supportive habits that make blogging more enjoyable for all of us. The Do’s: How We Can Lift Each Other Up Do show support in ways that feel natural to you Support doesn’t have to b...

Lately: Things That Have Made My Heart Happy

Lately, I’ve been holding onto the small things—the gentle, unexpected moments that slip in between the busy ones and remind me how much beauty there is in simply being here, together. We’re almost stepping into April, and even though this month has brought its share of mishaps and little detours, it has also offered us so many soft, shining memories. The kind that settle in quietly and stay. These are the moments that have made my heart happy… Welcoming Spring With Fresh Flowers One morning at the market, I picked up a small bundle of spring flowers—nothing extravagant, just simple blooms in soft colors that felt like a whisper of the season ahead. Bringing them home and placing them on the table instantly brightened the whole space. It felt like inviting spring inside, letting a little bit of newness and hope settle into our everyday rhythm. Sunsets That Slow the World Down Evening after evening, the sky has been putting on a show—warm gold melting into rose, fading into deep violet....

How to Transform Glass Garlic Jars into Multi-Functional Pin Cushions with Storage

Transform your glass garlic jars into multi-functional pin cushions with storage by following this creative and practical DIY tutorial. You will learn how to repurpose these jars into stylish and useful organization tools for sewing or crafting supplies. Hello everyone! A while ago, I purchased some pin cushions from my local Dollar Tree and stored them away, completely forgetting about them. Today, while cleaning, I came across them and decided to use them with my glass garlic jars. I thought the glass garlic jars would be wonderful for creating multi-functional pin cushion storage jars. Materials Three pin cushions Glass jars (I'm reusing my garlic jars) Mod Podge Paintbrush Acrylic paint Sewing and craft accessories to add to each glass jar Adding Mod Podge and Paint to jars To give my jars a stained glass appearance, I combined my Mod Podge and paint. I used a paintbrush to add a thin layer of the mixture and then used a drying tool to dry the paint. I repeated this process for...

All content copyright 2010-2025

I kindly request that my photos and words not be taken or used without my permission. If you have any inquiries, please do not hesitate to contact me. Additionally, for more information regarding this blog, please refer to the disclosure policy tab located above. Thank you.