This cute bunny canvas can be made in any color, and is perfect for using up leftover tissue paper. It’s a great Easter craft for kids!
When I was little, we didn’t craft for Easter that much. I guess it wasn’t “a thing” back then? I don’t know – but I feel like I was completely deprived of pom poms and pastel colored tissue paper! I’m just kidding actually . . . but really, I didn’t do a lot of Easter crafts for kids when I was little.
Maybe a bunny with cotton balls and glue or something like that. This simple decoupage project takes the cotton ball bunny up a notch! If you are looking for a fun Easter craft for kids, this bunny canvas is for you.
Grab your kids’ craft supplies – a little bit of tissue paper, paint, Mod Podge . . and you’ll get to use those pom poms I was deprived of too. Learn how to make it below!
Easter Bunny Canvas
Gather These Supplies
- Canvas – 8 x 10 or 9 x 12
- Mod Podge Washout for Kids
- Apple Barrel paint – Parakeet
- White tissue paper
- Bunny silhouette (you can just Google one)
- Pom-poms
- Paintbrush
- Pencil
- Craft glue
- Scissors
Paint your canvas with several coats of the paint and let dry.
Print the bunny silhouette to fit your canvas – a sitting up bunny works perfectly for this purpose.
Cut out the bunny silhouette and trace around the edge with a pencil, directly on top of the painted canvas.
Cut several small squares of white tissue paper. Take one square of tissue paper and wrap it around the eraser end of your pencil. Pour some Mod Podge out onto a palette or piece of paper and dip your tissue paper/pencil into the Mod Podge.
Push the tissue paper down onto the canvas within the boundaries of the bunny silhouette. Pull up the pencil and it should leave the tissue paper behind.
Keep adding tissue paper in the same way until the entire bunny silhouette is filled in. You’ll see if there are any spaces that need to be filled in when you stand back a little.
Glue pom poms where the nose, eye, and tail should go using craft glue.
Then hang up our bunny canvas! Now I’m getting excited . . . because I’m wondering what other silhouette art I can make with tissue.
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