Easter Bunny Goodie Bag DIY

How to make an adorable Easter bunny goodie bag to fill with Easter candy and small gifts. Using the free printable pattern in this post for the bunny ears will have the bunny goodie bag made in no time.

Once made, the cute Easter Bunny goodie bags will make a great party favor when hosting a brunch or dinner party on Easter or when you don’t have an Easter basket to give to someone, this bunny bag will make up for it.

Easter bunny bags for Easter placed at each table setting on an Easter dining table set up for Easter brunch.

If you read my last post about Decorating an Easter Table & a Fuss Free Centerpiece, then you saw these cute Easter Bunny goodie bags in the photos. They can be made for all your family and friends.

In this post, I am sharing how I made them.

How to Make Easter Bunny Bags to Fill With Treats

supplies and bunny ear template needed to make an Easter bunny bag using a brown paper bag.

supplies needed:

Brown Paper Lunch Bag
Pink paper
Black Marker
Pencil
Glue or glue stick
Scissors
Bunny Ears Free Printable
White cotton ball or pom-pom
6″ length of yellow ribbon
Paper hole punch

Get the free printable Bunny Ears HERE.

how to trace bunny ear template pattern on to brown lunch bag.

Lay the lunch bag face up so the seam side is down.
Print the bunny ears and cut out with scissors. Next, center the ears about 8″ up from the bottom of the bag. Trace around the ears on the bag with a pencil.

Cut excess paper from sides of brown lunch bag.

3. Cut the bunny ears out with a pair of scissors.

4. Open the bag and cut off the excess bag that is on each side of the bag as shown above.

How to trace bunny ear template pattern on paper to make pink inside section of bunny ears.

5. Trace the center of the ears out on a piece of pink paper. Cut each out.

6. Cut a small triangle shape for the bunny’s nose on the pink paper. Cut out.

7. Using a black marker, draw eyes and a mouth as shown.

8. Glue on the pink nose and inside of the ears.

Back of a DIY Easter Bunny bag with a white pom pom for a tail.

9. Glue on a cotton ball or white pom-pom to create a bunny tail on the bottom back of the bag.

Fill the Bag

Fill the bag with Easter grass and treats or small gifts.

Make Easter grass by shredding tissue paper in an office shredder.

If you have a paper shredder, you can run a few sheets of tissue paper through it to make your own colorful Easter grass.

How to Close the Top of the Bunny Bag

how to tie ribbon to close Easter bunny bag with ears.

If you would like to close the top of the bag: Using a hole puncher, hold the front and back of the bag section between the ears together. Punch a hole on the top of the bag between the ears. Thread a piece of ribbon through the holes to close the bag.

Finish off the ends of the ribbon or make a bow.

DIY Easter bunny goodie bag placed on a Easter table near each place setting.

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Easter Bunny Goodie Bag DIY