Bunny Easter jars

Bunny Easter jars

Hobbycraft's Easter jars tutorial is now up ready for you to store all your Easter treats in!

Phoebe Burt

Published: July 5, 2024 at 11:20 am

These Easter jars by Hobbycraft aren't just adorable, they're also ideal for storing all the chocolate eggs and sweets that will inevitably fill your kitchen cupboards come Easter.

Plus, they're a unique way to bring spring to life in your home, and lots of fun to make. You could even take things a step further and decorate a selection of jar sizes to create a gorgeous family of bunnies!

Make your Easter jars today and get creative with your whole family. For more fun Easter projects check out our easter crafts for kids which includes loads of spring-themed activities.

How to make Easter jars

You will need:

Craft essentials

Hobbycraft supplies

Easter Jars tutorial

Step 1

easter jars step 1

Start by making the bunny ears and nose for your Easter jar. On a foam sheet, draw around an ear shape. Repeat to make the other ear.

Step 2

easter jars step 2

Draw a nose shape onto the same piece of foam as the ears.

Step 3

easter jars step 3

Using scissors, cut out the ears and the nose. Make sure to cut two small lines at the bottom of each ear, so you can fold it later.

Step 4

easter jars step 4

Using a different colour foam, draw around a smaller ear shape, and repeat, before cutting both shapes out.

 

Step 5

easter jars step 5

Using the tacky glue, stick one of the smaller foam ear shapes into the centre of one of the larger foam ear shapes, and then repeat to create the second ear.

Step 6

easter jars step 6

Take the Easter jar lid and, using the hot glue gun, stick one of the faux flowers onto it. Repeat with another flower and a bit of foliage, making sure they’re all facing the same direction and there’s enough space for the ears to be glued behind them.

Step 7

easter jars step 7

Now fold the bottom of an ear so it can be glued onto the Easter jar. To do this, take the two outer flaps and fold them so one is on top of the other, then stick together. Repeat for the second ear.

Step 8

easter jars step 8

Stick the flat bottom of one of the ears onto the jar lid behind the flowers, holding it in place until the glue dries and it can stand up. Repeat with the other ear.

Step 9

easter jars step 9

Next, using the hot glue gun again, stick the nose onto the jar.

Step 10

easter jars step 10

Finally, using the permanent marker pen, draw a pair of eyes above the nose along with a few whiskers either side of it. Your Easter jars are complete and looking super cute.

To finish off, fill your Easter jar with lots of yummy chocs and treats. Enjoy! Check out our Easter section for more fun projects and our free daily craft patterns which has loads of free crafts for you to make. 

Make Easter extra special 

Want to personalise your Easter egg hunt or create a special Easter centrepiece for your table? Hobbycraft has lots of fun Easter craft projects to inspire you, plus everything you need to create them. Head over to hobbycraft.co.uk/easter for more details

For more Easter DIYs, inspiration and tutorials subscribe to Mollie Makes. And don’t forget to share your images of your bunny jars with us on Instagram, Twitter and Facebook.

Phoebe Burt

SEO and Communities Editor, Gathered

Phoebe has worked for Gathered, and our sister magazine Mollie Makes, for 3 years. She manages our Arts & Crafts section and specialises in social media and content strategy. She has a background in all things marketing, a flair for Pinterest and a knack for finding the next big craft trend. Previously she worked as Digital Campaign Executive for Fat Media. You may recognise her name from Mollie Makes Social Media magazine, where she shared her expertise and top tips on becoming social media savvy. She has two passions in life - craft (specifically embroidery) and music. She's written for online music publications including Bristol in Stereo, Culture or Trash and Festival Mag so if you're looking for a new band recommendation she's the one to ask.
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