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Step 1.
Take 3 pipe cleaners and twist them around each other in the center so that they are connected/stuck together. The part you twist is the hidden part that will go under the nose (button). This will leave you with the whiskers sticking out on both sides.
Step 2.
Glue the whiskers near the centre of the plate. Leave time to let dry as this step will require it to be glued well or the pipe cleaners will fall off. You may want to use other plates to weigh the pipe cleaners down, so they stick better.
Step 3.
Once the glue is dry from the pipe cleaners, now glue on your nose (button).
Step 4.
Round Joogle Glue On Eyes make the perfect eyes for this bunny. We decided to glue the eyes on, but you could also use construction paper and make the eyes yourself, or simply draw them onto the plate.
Step 5.
Draw and cut out some ears from white construction paper and then cut out a smaller inside ear with a different color. We chose pink and white to match the plate. You can staple, sticky tape or glue the ears on to the back of the paper plate.
Step 6.
Then use a black marker to draw the mouth or cut out a mouth with construction paper. Now you have a cute bunny!
Step 1.
Draw or paint an egg shape onto the bottom of the plate. This will be your guide.
Step 2.
Pick and choose your favourite buttons to place on the egg shape. You can also create these egg shapes with pom poms so the design is up to you! It’s best to arrange them before getting the glue out.
Step 3.
Once you’re happy with the design, use some PVA glue and glue the buttons or pom poms individually to the plate. Alternatively, you can put glue over the top of your drawn egg shape and press the buttons or pom poms into the glue.
Step 4.
Wait for the glue to dry - then you’re done!
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2644 Paper plates make the perfect Easter craft that your kids will enjoy because they’re so easy and the design options are endless! Paper Plate Easter Art 2644 Paper Plate Easter Art 2644 3 3
Step 1.
Take 3 pipe cleaners and twist them around each other in the center so that they are connected/stuck together. The part you twist is the hidden part that will go under the nose (button). This will leave you with the whiskers sticking out on both sides.
Step 2.
Glue the whiskers near the centre of the plate. Leave time to let dry as this step will require it to be glued well or the pipe cleaners will fall off. You may want to use other plates to weigh the pipe cleaners down, so they stick better.
Step 3.
Once the glue is dry from the pipe cleaners, now glue on your nose (button).
Step 4.
Round Joogle Glue On Eyes make the perfect eyes for this bunny. We decided to glue the eyes on, but you could also use construction paper and make the eyes yourself, or simply draw them onto the plate.
Step 5.
Draw and cut out some ears from white construction paper and then cut out a smaller inside ear with a different color. We chose pink and white to match the plate. You can staple, sticky tape or glue the ears on to the back of the paper plate.
Step 6.
Then use a black marker to draw the mouth or cut out a mouth with construction paper. Now you have a cute bunny!
Step 1.
Draw or paint an egg shape onto the bottom of the plate. This will be your guide.
Step 2.
Pick and choose your favourite buttons to place on the egg shape. You can also create these egg shapes with pom poms so the design is up to you! It’s best to arrange them before getting the glue out.
Step 3.
Once you’re happy with the design, use some PVA glue and glue the buttons or pom poms individually to the plate. Alternatively, you can put glue over the top of your drawn egg shape and press the buttons or pom poms into the glue.
Step 4.
Wait for the glue to dry - then you’re done!
Activity Library Paper Plate Easter Art Paper Plate Easter Art
Step 1.
Take 3 pipe cleaners and twist them around each other in the center so that they are connected/stuck together. The part you twist is the hidden part that will go under the nose (button). This will leave you with the whiskers sticking out on both sides.
Step 2.
Glue the whiskers near the centre of the plate. Leave time to let dry as this step will require it to be glued well or the pipe cleaners will fall off. You may want to use other plates to weigh the pipe cleaners down, so they stick better.
Step 3.
Once the glue is dry from the pipe cleaners, now glue on your nose (button).
Step 4.
Round Joogle Glue On Eyes make the perfect eyes for this bunny. We decided to glue the eyes on, but you could also use construction paper and make the eyes yourself, or simply draw them onto the plate.
Step 5.
Draw and cut out some ears from white construction paper and then cut out a smaller inside ear with a different color. We chose pink and white to match the plate. You can staple, sticky tape or glue the ears on to the back of the paper plate.
Step 6.
Then use a black marker to draw the mouth or cut out a mouth with construction paper. Now you have a cute bunny!
Step 1.
Draw or paint an egg shape onto the bottom of the plate. This will be your guide.
Step 2.
Pick and choose your favourite buttons to place on the egg shape. You can also create these egg shapes with pom poms so the design is up to you! It’s best to arrange them before getting the glue out.
Step 3.
Once you’re happy with the design, use some PVA glue and glue the buttons or pom poms individually to the plate. Alternatively, you can put glue over the top of your drawn egg shape and press the buttons or pom poms into the glue.
Step 4.
Wait for the glue to dry - then you’re done!
Activity Library Paper Plate Easter Art 2644 2 Paper Plate Easter Art Paper plates make the perfect Easter craft that your kids will enjoy because they’re so easy and the design options are endless! blog 3 Blog Post 0000-00-00 00:00:00 2021-03-26 10:25:52
Step 1.
Take 3 pipe cleaners and twist them around each other in the center so that they are connected/stuck together. The part you twist is the hidden part that will go under the nose (button). This will leave you with the whiskers sticking out on both sides.
Step 2.
Glue the whiskers near the centre of the plate. Leave time to let dry as this step will require it to be glued well or the pipe cleaners will fall off. You may want to use other plates to weigh the pipe cleaners down, so they stick better.
Step 3.
Once the glue is dry from the pipe cleaners, now glue on your nose (button).
Step 4.
Round Joogle Glue On Eyes make the perfect eyes for this bunny. We decided to glue the eyes on, but you could also use construction paper and make the eyes yourself, or simply draw them onto the plate.
Step 5.
Draw and cut out some ears from white construction paper and then cut out a smaller inside ear with a different color. We chose pink and white to match the plate. You can staple, sticky tape or glue the ears on to the back of the paper plate.
Step 6.
Then use a black marker to draw the mouth or cut out a mouth with construction paper. Now you have a cute bunny!
Step 1.
Draw or paint an egg shape onto the bottom of the plate. This will be your guide.
Step 2.
Pick and choose your favourite buttons to place on the egg shape. You can also create these egg shapes with pom poms so the design is up to you! It’s best to arrange them before getting the glue out.
Step 3.
Once you’re happy with the design, use some PVA glue and glue the buttons or pom poms individually to the plate. Alternatively, you can put glue over the top of your drawn egg shape and press the buttons or pom poms into the glue.
Step 4.
Wait for the glue to dry - then you’re done!
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