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Framed Easter Bunny Craft Idea

How cute is this little peeking bunny? We painted him on to a sheet of cork and then used an inexpensive thrift store picture frame to display him. So if you’re looking for some fun and simple holiday DIYs, add this Easter bunny craft idea to your crafting list.

Painted Easter bunny in a blue frame.

Adorable Peeking Bunny Art

To make it even simpler, we’re including the printable for the peeking bunny so you can just cut it out and trace it if your prefer. Otherwise, go ahead and paint the bunny shape on to the cork sheet directly. I had a bunch of these cork sheets lying around for years and I can’t even recall why I bought them in the first place! If you’ve ever used cork sheets before, please tell me for what as I’d love some inspiration. I made a similar framed craft for St. Patrick’s Day by painting a metallic rainbow on to cork.

painted bunny peeking over the frame

More Easter Bunny Crafts

In addition to this framed bunny craft; we also have this quick and simple bunny wreath; this DIY bunny-full paper garland; and this felt bunny decor idea and crochet bunny finger puppets!

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Materials needed to make an Easter bunny craft including craft supplies, a frame, paper template and cork paper.

Painted Easter Bunny Craft Idea

Remove the glass and picture frame backing. Apply a coat of chalky paint in Keepsake color to the frame and let it dry fully.

Once dry, apply a coat of white wax over the frame and rub excess off with a clean paper towel and put it aside to dry.

Prepare a sheet of cork to fit inside the photo frame, measure length and width, mark with pencil and cut.

Print out the peeking bunny template and size as needed to fit your frame. 

Cut out Easter bunny template next to scissors, a pencil and a cork sheet.

Cut out around the bunny along the solid line. Use the cut out as a stencil to mark on to the cork and trace around the bunny directly on to the cork. 

Using a fine tip paintbrush, fill in the penciled area with white paint. Let dry and add an extra coat of paint if needed.

Next, paint and fill in a half circle with black paint pen for the bunny nose and two small circles in pink for the bunny cheeks.

And then paint two upside down half circle lines for the eyes and add the whiskers when cheeks are dry.

Painting half circles as eyes for the painted Easter bunny.

Insert the bunny art back into the photo frame to finish and place on a table for display!

Overhead view of a painted Easter bunny in a blue frame.

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Painted Easter bunny in a blue frame with text overlay.

Painted Easter Bunny Craft Idea

Jane and Sonja
Using a thrifted frame and some paint to make this super cute framed Easter bunny craft.
5 from 1 vote

Materials
  

  • 5”x5” Photo frame Inexpensive thrifted or Dollar Store
  • Americana Decor Chalky Finish in Keepsake
  • Americana Decor Creme Wax in White
  • Americana Acrylics in Snow White and Poodleskirt Pink
  • Black paint pen
  • Paintbrushes assorted sizes and paper towel
  • Cork sheet
  • Printable Peeking Bunny template
  • Pencil
  • Scissors

Instructions
 

  • Remove glass and picture frame backing. Apply a coat of chalky paint in Keepsake to frame. Let it dry fully.
  • Once dry, apply a coat of white wax over the frame and rub excess off with a clean paper towel. Put aside to dry.
  • Prepare a sheet of cork to fit inside the photo frame, measure length and width, mark with pencil and cut.
  • Print out the peeking bunny template and size as needed to fit your frame.
  • Cut out around the bunny along the solid line. Use the cut out as a stencil to mark on to the cork. Trace around the bunny directly on to the cork.
  • Using a fine tip paintbrush, fill in the penciled area with white paint. Let dry and add an extra coat of paint if needed.
  • Paint and fill in a half circle with black paint pen for the bunny nose and two small circles in pink for the bunny cheeks.
  • Paint two upside down half circle lines for the eyes and add the whiskers when cheeks are dry.
  • Insert back into the photo frame to finish.
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Judi Johnson

Monday 29th of March 2021

Every time I click on the Bunny Printable it takes me to the directions. Nowhere do I find the Printable. How do I get the Printable? Am I doing something wrong?

Jane and Sonja

Friday 9th of April 2021

Oh shoot! We're so sorry about that Judi. We've fixed the link. You can access the file here: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1oYwLU_xQyhS96ReifHKqFUnr2azEl4LR/view?usp=sharing Jane

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