Easter Wreath: An Easter Bunny from Bandannas

You can make this cute Easter wreath in minutes with a few bandannas and some other supplies. I love how easy this one is and how inexpensive! A great way to add some spring cheer to your front door. Are you ready to make a DIY Easter wreath for yourself or someone you love? Learn how to make an easy wreath for Easter below!

Welcome in spring with this wreath! It’s the perfect addition to your outdoor Easter decorations. All you need are bandannas, embroidery hoops, and a few other simple craft supplies.

I love wreaths! They are an easy craft that makes for great decor without going over board. Make this wreath to brighten up your home!

How to Make an Easter Wreath

Supplies needed to make this DIY Easter wreath:

• Bandanas (two white and one pink)
• Embroidery Hoops (2 in different sizes)
• Craft Knife
• Hot Glue and Glue Gun
• Small Wood Circle
• Black Felt Circles
• White Felt Circles
• Large Pink Pipe Cleaner

Wreath for Easter Craft Video

Want to see just how to make this Easter wreath? I created a detailed video below that has all of the information.

Can’t watch the video or missed some of the steps? Try the step-by-step instructions below.

Start by adding the white bandannas to the embroidery hoops. Just be sure to pull them taught and tighten the screws.

Flip the hoops over and run the craft knife around the back to remove any excess material.

Fold the pink bandanna in half twice then roll from the pointed end to the long end.

Then fold the roll in half and glue it to the top of the small embroidery hoop hiding the screw mechanism.

Use a small wood circle on the back to help to hold the ears upright.

I get a lot of questions about getting the ears to stand up. I found that adding the wood circle to the back really did the trick but you can add pipe cleaners or even wire to the back of your bandannas as well.

Just use hot glue to secure around the edges of the ears then use the wire to form and shape the bunny ears. After all, no one wants a bunny with droopy ears! I hope that helps answer any questions!

Attach the small hoop to the large one with hot glue on the front and the back. Be sure to use the small hoop to hide the screw on the larger one.

Then add on felt circles for the eyes. Roll a large pink pipe cleaner into a circle for the nose. Attach with hot glue.

Then you just hang your wreath on your front door and enjoy this adorable bunny this spring. So easy and oh so cute!

Will you be making your version of this DIY Easter wreath this year? I think you will love this little guy!

Love this Easter craft and want more ideas for spring? Try the links below!

• Easter Treats Bunny Pretzels
• Easter Chick Dessert Idea
• Mini Fairy Garden for Spring
• Creating Chalkboard Art
• Bicycle Basket Spring Wreath

Total Time 1 hour hour 5 minutes minutes

How to Make an Easter Wreath from Bandannas

You can make this cute Easter wreath in minutes with a few bandannas and some other supplies. I love how easy this one is and how inexpensive! A great way to add some spring cheer to your front door. Are you ready to make a DIY Easter wreath for yourself or someone you love? Learn how to make an easy wreath for Easter below!

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Supplies

• Bandannas two white and one pink
• Embroidery Hoops 2 in different sizes
• Craft Knife
• Hot Glue and Glue Gun
• Small Wood Circle
• Black Felt Circles
• White Felt Circles
• Large Pink Pipe Cleaner

Instructions

• Start by adding the white bandannas to the embroidery hoops. Just be sure to pull the fabric taught and tighten the screws.
• Flip the hoops over and run the craft knife around the back to remove any excess material.
• Fold the pink bandanna in half twice then roll from the pointed end to the long end.
• Then fold the roll in half and glue to the top of the small embroidery hoop hiding the screw mechanism.
• Use a small wood circle on the back to help to hold the ears upright. You may have to use additional glue and play with the ears to get them to stand up.
• Add the small hoop to the large one by using hot glue on the front and also the back. Be sure to use the small one to hide the screw on the larger one.
• Then add on felt circles for eyes. You will also want to add on a nose. Roll a large pink pipe cleaner into a circle and add with hot glue.

Notes

I get a lot of questions about getting the ears to stand up. I found that adding the wood circle to the back really did the trick but you can add pipe cleaners or even wire to the back of your bandannas as well. Just use hot glue to secure around the edges of the ears then use the wire to form and shape the bunny ears. After all, no one wants a bunny with droopy ears! I hope that helps answer any questions! If you make one of these wreaths, be sure to leave us a comment and tell us how you got your ears to stand up as well!

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