HONOLULU Family Easter Craft: Sock Bunnies

Turn orphaned socks into cute, snuggly Easter decorations.

We’ve got the perfect Easter décor solution using orphaned socks; so don’t throw those mate-less toe warmers away! Have the kids dig through their sock drawer, so you can whip up a batch of Easter bunnies.

Materials

• Socks
• Yarn, ribbon, or embroidery thread
• Lentil beans or cotton for stuffing
• Pompoms (optional)

Directions

1. Stuff the sock with lentils or other dried beans until 2/3 full. You can also use cotton. Leave enough room at top for the ears.
2. Tie the top closed.
3. 3Use a colorful ribbon to make a neck, separating the head from the body. The head will be about 1/3 the size of the body.
4. Cut the top portion in half.
5. Trim each half to make two pointy ears.
6. Glue or sew a pompom on for the tail and another for the nose. You can also leave the face blank or let your child draw a face with a Sharpie.

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