DIY Bunny Butt Garden
Easter is around the corner and it’s the perfect time to start crafting. If you’re looking for a fun and easy Easter craft, then you’ll love this DIY Bunny Butt Garden. This craft is perfect for kids and adults alike and is a great way to add some festive decorations to your home.
Here’s what you need to make your own Bunny Butt Garden! Let’s Do This!
Supplies Needed
- Metal Flower Planter
- Chalk Paint – White & Black
- Foam Brushes
- Acrylic Pain – Light tan, light orange, dark orange, light green & dark green
- Chip Paint Brush
- Painter’s tape
- 3 – 11.75 x 3 in. Plywood Planks
- 5 – Gentle Grip Green Foam Floral Blocks
- Large Popsicle stick
- 3 Jute Carrots & wooden skewers
- Floral picks & floral grass
- Chalkboard Tag
- 1/2″ Ribbon
- Bunny Butt Pick
- Ribbon
- Small wooden carrot
- Small pinwheel
Paint metal planter with white chalk paint. Let dry.
Lightly sand over raised letters until visible.
Faux distress planter using light brown paint and a chip paint brush. Let dry.
Apply painters tape along the top and lower edge of the planter.
Paint the lip along the top and bottom of the planter with black chalk paint. Let dry.
Find the center of the upper edge of the 11.75 x 3 in. Plywood planks. Draw diagonal lines to create a point in the center. Cut along lines using a jig saw or miter saw.
Paint plywood planks with white chalk paint. Let dry.
Hot glue three planks together using the large Popsicle sticks creating a faux fence.
Hot glue 4 floral blocks to the bottom of the planter.
Cut the fifth floral block in half and shape to fill the curved ends of the planter.
Insert fence into the floral blocks. You might have to create a slit in the blocks to make easier.
Hot glue floral moss to the floral blocks in the front and back of fence.
Insert wood skewer into bottom of carrots.
Paint the carrot body light orange and the top light green. Use dark orange and dark green to shade carrot.
Hot glue chalkboard label to large Popsicle stick. Tie a bow in the ribbon. Glue ribbon and carrot onto chalkboard label.
Arrange floral picks, pinwheel, carrots, chalkboard sign and bunny butt in flower planter. Hot glue all of the arrangement items to make sure they stay in place.
Variations
If you want to add a personal touch to your DIY Bunny Butt Garden try some of these variations:
- Use different colors of paint to create a unique look.
- Use different sizes of buckets to create a family of bunnies.
Tips and Tricks
Here are some tips and tricks to help you make the most of your DIY Bunny Butt Bucket:
- Make sure to use a glue gun for all of the arrangement items. . This will ensure that they stay in place.
- If you don’t have a small metal bucket, you can use a plastic bucket or even a flower pot.
- Be creative and experiment with different materials to create your own unique version of the DIY Bunny Butt Bucket.
This DIY Bunny Butt Garden is a fun and easy Easter craft that is perfect for kids and adults alike. It’s a great way to add some festive decorations to your home and is sure to bring a smile to everyone’s face. So grab your supplies and get crafting!
Hey, what do you think of this DIY Bunny Butt Garden? Drop a comment below and let me know! And if you’re into it, check out these other cool projects I’ve got going on below.
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Bunny Butt Garden
Spring & Easter is around the corner and it's the perfect time to start crafting. If you're looking for a fun and easy Easter craft, then you'll love this DIY Bunny Butt Garden.
Materials
- Metal Flower Planter
- Chalk Paint - White & Black
- Foam Brushes
- Acrylic Pain - Light tan, light orange, dark orange, light green & dark green
- Chip Paint Brush
- Painter's tape
- 3 - 11.75 x 3 in. Plywood Planks
- 5 - Gentle Grip Green Foam Floral Blocks
- Large Popsicle sticks
- 3 Fake carrots & wooden skewers
- Floral picks & floral grass
- Fake eggs
- Chalkboard Label
- 1/2" Ribbon
- Bunny Butt
- Ribbon
- Small wooden carrot
- Small pinwheel
Tools
- Glue Gun & Glue Sticks
Instructions
- Paint metal planter with white chalk paint. Let dry.
- Lightly sand over raised letters until visible.
- Faux distress planter using light brown paint and a chip paint brush. Let dry.
- Apply painters tape along the top and lower edge of the planter.
- Paint the lip along the top and bottom of the planter with black chalk paint. Let dry.
- Find the center of the upper edge of the 11.75 x 3 in. Plywood planks. Draw diagonal lines to create a point in the center. Cut along lines.
- Paint plywood planks with white chalk paint. Let dry.
- Hot glue three planks together using the large Popsicle sticks creating a faux fence.
- Hot glue 4 floral blocks to the bottom of the planter.
- Cut the fifth floral block in half and shape to fill the curved ends of the planter.
- Insert fence into the floral blocks. You might have to create a slit in the blocks to make easier.
- Hot glue floral moss to the floral blocks in the front and back.
- Insert wood skewer into bottom of carrots.
- Paint the carrot body light orange and the top light green. Use dark orange and dark green to shade carrot.
- Hot glue chalkboard label to large Popsicle stick. Tie a bow in the ribbon. Glue ribbon and carrot onto chalkboard label.
- Arrange floral picks, pinwheel, carrots, chalkboard sign and bunny butt in flower planter. Hot glue all of the arrangement items to make sure they stay in place.
