Jumping Rabbit Craft

Jumping Rabbit Craft. Do this craft during spring or easter to celebrate the season! It jumps in a similar manner as the traditional jumping frog, but at least from my experience this bunny jumps higher and farther.

But if you are as mad about rabbits and bunnies as we are, take a look at these fabulous bunny crafts. His neck is accented with a pink organza bow. Adapt any activities to suit your child's abilities, and always.

Cut The Rubber Bands In Half.

Name * email * website. This cute jumping bunny is waiting to be used and personlised with accessories. Cut two bunny ears from another piece of the same paper or cardstock and glue or tape them to the bunny’s head.

Add To An Easter Vignette Or Display In A Garden For A Fun Touch.

Decorate the folded card in other ways to make different leaping animals—cats, lizards, beetles, etc. Do this craft during spring or easter to celebrate the season! Slide them into the slits and tie a knot on each side so that the rubber band does not move out of the slit.

The Cup Works As A Great Craft All On It’s Own, But The Added Fun Of Making It Jump Makes It Even More Exciting For The Kids.

A sweetly detailed, oversized, unfinished wood jumping rabbit is available in two sizes: Make a whole family o. It jumps in a similar manner as the traditional jumping frog, but at least from my experience this bunny jumps higher and farther.

This Is Where The Rubber Bands Will Go To Help Your Bunny “Leap”.

Made a spiral out of plastic lid (by cutting in circles around) and secured it inside the tube. Use caution when using craft supplies and small parts with children. The bunny rocks backwards and forwards so children can have fun pretending it’s jumping and frolicking around!

Cut Out The Ears, Feet, Eyes From Orange Cardboard And Glued Them On The Tube.

Here is the second part. Only 2 available and it's in 5 people's carts. Sanded smooth and ready to finish, this energetic critter is fun to paint, stain or decoupage.