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Dollar Tree Easter Craft: DIY Bunny Planters

April 1, 2019 by Bre 2 Comments

This adorable Dollar Tree Easter craft is easy to make! Display this DIY bunny planter all spring long.

Sometimes life gets in the way of creative time, and that has definitely been the case for me recently!  I finally made it a priority over the weekend, and just LOVE this Dollar Tree Easter craft I whipped up: these darling DIY Bunny Planters!

These cute DIY Bunny Planters are made with dollar store supplies! Get the project tutorial for this cute Dollar Tree Easter craft in this blog post.

They are a speedy project, which is great when you don’t have a lot of leisure time.  Plus, they add a cute touch to your spring and Easter decor.

Supplies Needed to Make DIY Bunny Planters

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  • Small white planters (originally purchased at Dollar Tree, but they don’t have them currently. You could also purchase terracotta pots and paint them white.)
  • Hot Pink multi-surface acrylic paint
  • Gray multi-surface acrylic paint
  • Small paint brush
  • Floral moss
  • Faux succulents
  • White felt
  • Pink felt
  • Fabric scissors
  • Multi-surface glue, like E6000 brand
  • Clothespins or craft clamps
  • Optional: bunny ear templates that you draw onto paper or card stock

Dollar Tree Easter Craft How-To: Instructions for Making DIY Bunny Planters

I started with the cutest little white planters that I got at Dollar Tree.  I just love them with their facets and iridescent shimmer!  They came in other colors, too, like pink and turquoise, but I think white is best for this project.  (Update: I don’t think Dollar Tree carries these anymore, but you could paint a flower pot white to make this craft or use a small white planter like this!)

Step One: Paint a Nose and Whiskers

I used a small paint brush to paint a pink nose and gray whiskers onto the planter.  I used multi-surface acrylic paint to make sure it adheres well!

Transform a plain dollar store planter into an adorable bunny planter! It's a great Easter craft. Get the project tutorial in this post.

If you don’t want the mess of paint and a paint brush, you could also use oil-based Sharpie markers. I love those things!

Step Two: Make a Bunny Ears Template

Next, I drew bunny ear templates onto scrap cardstock and cut those out.  I drew a large ear and a smaller ear. 

Love Dollar Tree spring crafts? Check out this adorable Dollar Tree Easter wreath!

Step Three: Create the Bunny Ears

Then, I used the larger ear template to cut out two white felt ears. 

I used the smaller template to cut out two pink felt ears. 

I didn’t draw on the felt – I just held the templates in place and carefully cut around them.

Cut out felt ears to make a cute DIY Dollar Store Bunny Planter that's perfect for Easter or spring.

Then, I glued one pink felt ear onto each white felt ear. 

These felt ears will become bunny ears in this darling DIY Dollar Store Bunny Planter project.

Step Four: Attach the Ears to the Planter

Next, I placed a thin line of multi-surface E6000 glue around the inner rim of the planter. 

I pressed the ears onto the glue, and held them in place temporarily with clothespins.  Once the glue hardened, I removed the clothespins. 

Clothespins hold the bunny ears in place while the glue is drying on these DIY Bunny Planters.

Step Five: Fill the Planter

I filled the planter with craft moss to help hold the faux succulent in place.  This stuff makes a mess, so have your broom or dust buster ready!  😉

Fill the DIY Bunny Planter with craft moss prior to adding the faux succulent.

And for the final touch, I placed a faux succulent into the planter. 

Learn how to make a darling DIY Bunny Planter for Easter or Spring in this blog post!

These little bunny planters make me so happy; I think they’re just darling!  They are a great spring or Easter craft project, and make for a sweet Easter hostess gift or addition to your spring decor!  

If you wouldn’t mind, I’d love for you to pin this Dollar Tree Easter craft project to Pinterest and help spread the love! 

So cute! Make these Dollar Store DIY Bunny Planters for Easter or spring! They're easy to make and such a cute spring craft!

Filed Under: Crafts, Dollar Tree, Easter, Holiday

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  1. Debbi says

    April 7, 2019 at 9:57 pm

    The bunny planters are so cute. I am heading out to the DT first thing in the AM to get the supplies. I think they will be perfect for a children’s craft. Thank-you for sharing.

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    • Bre says

      April 10, 2019 at 12:36 pm

      Hi, Debbi – so fun!!! I hope you enjoy making them! Have a great day.

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