I thought that with Easter fast approaching, the coming week would be a good time to repost some of the Easter projects we have done in the past! We hope you enjoy some of these projects!!!
It’s time for my first post!
I received flowers as a thank you gift at work on Friday and thought it would be fun to create a cute Easter-themed vase to hold them. I was able to find all of my supplies for the vase at the dollar store, with the exception of a few items I already had at home (likely purchased from the dollar store in a previous visit).
I looked online and in magazine for inspiration for my Easter-themed vase and combined a number of ideas to create my clay pot bunny centerpiece. This project was extremely simple and would be a great craft for individuals with children also!

My completed clay pot bunny vase.
Let’s get started!
Supplies:
- Clay pot
- Pencil
- Paints
- Paint brushes
- Ribbon
- Glue
- Easter bunny ears (I used clips from the dollar store)
- Flowers
Directions:
The first step is pretty simple, let’s paint a base coat on our clay pots. I decided that my bunny was going to be white so I painted two coats of white paint on the clay pot.
Once the base coat was dry, it was time to add the bunny’s face. I’m not a strong painter so I decided to sketch the face of my bunny onto the clay pot with pencil before I started painting.
I used the smallest paint brush I owned and painted over my pencil marks. This was actually easier than I thought it would be. My hands were shaky but I was happy with the outcome.
Once dried, I glued ribbon along the top of the clay pot (like a headband). I decided to use super glue to ensure it held well. If you’re making this craft with children, you could help them use super glue or try a regular white glue to hold the ribbon.
I was originally planning to make ears from felt but couldn’t find the colours I wanted at the dollar store. Instead, I spotted these cute bunny ears (for clipping into hair I assume). I ripped off the clips and glued the ears onto the ribbon.
I added the flowers into the vase and voila, my clay pot bunny vase was complete!
Thank you for joining me on my first post – I look forward to sharing more craft ideas with you soon!
Kim
This is adorable!!!
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Thanks Kelley!
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Super cute bunny pot!
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Thank you! It was a craft Kim did for our blog! 😊
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That bunny face is so darn cute!!
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