These faux foam rabbits from Dollar Tree transform into the cutest set of Moss Rabbit Topiary and will add some homemade charm to your tiered tray or home décor. Easter home decor is quick and easy with simple supplies from the craft section of Dollar Tree.
Looking for more projects like this? Check out our complete list of Dollar Tree Easter Crafts for kids (and adults) of all ages to create.
Dollar Tree Bunny Topiaries
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Moss Easter Bunny Topiary
- Moss-Covered Rabbits, 2” – Dollar Tree
- Mini Clay Pots, 2.5” – Dollar Tree
- Wooden Dowels, 6” long – Dollar Tree
- Foam Balls, 1.25” – Dollar Tree
- Paper Shred, Green – Dollar Tree
- Ribbon, Assorted – Plaid, Pink, Blue, Yellow, Peach, Lilac
- DecoArt Americana Acrylic Craft Paint – Titanium White
- Glue Gun and Glue Sticks – Dollar Tree
- Basecoat Paintbrush Set – DecoArt
- Scissors – I love my Fiskars!
- Pencil
- Baby Wipe or Paper Towel
Easter Topiaries from Moss Rabbits
STEP ONE
To begin, gather all supplies. Paint the outside of the three clay pots roughly with Titanium White craft paint and a dry paintbrush. Set aside to dry. I love Americana Acrylics from DecoArt because they have one-coat coverage on most surfaces.
Paint the three wooden dowels with Dark Chocolate craft paint, then remove some of the paint with a baby wipe. Set aside to dry.
STEP TWO
Insert the wooden dowels into the bottom of the moss rabbits to create a hole. Remove the dowel, apply glue from a glue gun onto the top of the dowel, and secure it into the moss rabbit.
Attach a plaid ribbon around the rim of each of the three clay pots, securing the ends with a glue gun and glue sticks. Dollar Tree has such a HUGE selection of materials that can be upcycled and good quality craft supplies that won’t blow your budget!
STEP THREE
With a glue gun and glue sticks, attach one 1.25” foam ball to the bottom of each clay pot. Insert the wooden dowel of the rabbit topiary into the center of the foam ball and secure it with glue.
STEP FOUR
Tie narrow satin ribbons of assorted colors into bows. Trim any long ends with scissors, and then attach one bow to the neck of each rabbit with a glue gun and glue sticks.
STEP FIVE
Fill each of the three clay pots with green paper shreds to finish. This last step will cover the styrofoam ball and add to the Easter vibe of this cute craft.
Dollar Tree Easter Topiary
These sweet-as-can-be Rabbit Topiaries go together in about 30 minutes with limited supplies from Dollar Tree and your craft stash. Add these adorable bunnies to your Spring tiered tray or Easter home decor. They make the perfect hostess gift, and everything is better in threes!
Additional Easter Crafts
Create a set of three Wooden Spoon Easter Animals with the kiddos. Some simple supplies from Dollar Tree make a super cute trio of Easter characters for teens and tweens to create on a budget. It is the perfect hostess, teacher, or neighbor gift for the Spring season. Learn how to make a wooden spoon bunny, chick, and lamb to complete your Easter crafting.
Download and learn How to Doodle the Easter Bunny Printable from my blog below. This set includes How to Doodle Easter Bunny AND How to Doodle Easter Eggs free printables. These two adorable digital downloads are a great addition to Easter baskets, an easy activity for Sunday school, ideal for improving fine motor skills, or even a fun way to keep kids of all ages busy during Easter break.
A few simple supplies transform into the sweetest Dollar Tree Carrot Basket to fill with treats for Easter morning. Ever wonder what to do with those adorable packages of twine-wrapped carrots? This precious mini basket is the perfect home for a yummy treat or gift card at the end of an Easter egg hunt.
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