Dollar Tree Clothespin Bunnies

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Quick and easy Dollar Tree Clothespin Bunnies are the cutest 15 minute craft for Easter. Ideal for tucking into the kiddos baskets or even hiding in a plastic egg for the Easter egg hunt. Made from limited supplies that can be found at Dollar Tree this clothespin Easter bunny is the perfect accent for your tiered tray display.

Read on below to see how easy it is to make with your kids. Also, be sure to check out all of our Dollar Tree Easter Crafts and DIY projects for even more ideas!

Quick and Easy Dollar Tree Clothespin Bunny

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Here's what you need to make Bunny Clothespins for Easter:

• Wooden Spring-Style Clothespins – Dollar Tree
• Americana Acrylic Craft Paint by DecoArt – Titanium White and Cotton Candy Pink
• Tombow MONOTWIN Permanent Black Marker
• Tombow MONO Multi Liquid Glue with a fine tip applicator
• Glue Gun and Glue Sticks
• Paintbrush
• Wiggle Eyes; Mini – Dollar Tree
• Rhinestones; Pink – Dollar Tree
• Baker’s Twine; Assorted Colors – Dollar Tree
• Pom Pom; White – Dollar Tree
• Embroidery Floss; Black
• Scissors
• Ruler

Here's how to create a Bunny Clothespin with Dollar Tree Supplies:

STEP ONE

To begin the Dollar Tree Clothespin Bunnies, gather all materials and remove supplies from packaging.  Remove metal springs from wooden clothespins and set them aside.  Attach the two clothespin halves back together in the same configuration using a glue gun and glue sticks.  MONO Multi Liquid Glue can be used, but you will have to wait for it to dry.

STEP TWO

Basecoat the front, back, and sides of the wooden clothespins with Titanium White acrylic craft paint and a flat paintbrush. Let dry and apply a second coat, if necessary. 

Using a small paintbrush, add the inside of the bunny ears with Cotton Candy Pink acrylic craft paint. Let dry, and apply a second coat, if necessary.

STEP THREE

Measure and cut one-inch sections of black embroidery floss.  Separate the floss into six strands and place three onto the bunny’s face, using the photo as a guide.  Apply a small dot of MONO Multi Liquid Glue on the back of a pink rhinestone and attach over whiskers where they intersect.  Glue wiggle eyes above the nose with MONO Multi using the fine tip applicator.

STEP FOUR

Draw a mouth under the nose and paws on each foot of the clothespin bunny with the fine point tip of the MONOTWIN Permanent Black Marker, using the photo as a guide.

STEP FIVE

Tie a variety of colorful baker’s twine into small bows. Attach to the bunny under the mouth with a small dot of MONO Multi Liquid Glue. These fun Spring colors of baker's twine come three to a pack for just one dollar in the craft section of the Dollar Tree! Attach a small white pom pom to the back of the Clothespin Bunny as the fluffy tail.

15 Minute Dollar Tree Clothespin Rabbits

This quick and easy Dollar Tree Clothespin Bunny Craft goes together in just about 15 minutes with limited supplies that you probably already have in your stash! Spend the afternoon crafting with your kids and make memories along with a mess.

More Dollar Tree Easter Crafts

Did you guess what goes perfectly with Dollar Tree Clothespin Bunnies? CARROTS! These Dollar Tree Clothespin Carrots pair wonderfully with the bunnies. A match made in heaven!

If quick and easy is your thing then this adorable Carrot Button Craft with Free Printable Carrot Activity Games is the perfect Easter activity to create with the kiddos in just about 15 minutes with buttons.

Learn how to make a Dollar Tree Carrot Wreath in just about 30 minutes. These super cute orange twine-wrapped carrots have been around for several years and are perfect for a variety of sweet Easter crafts.

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