Grab a few basic supplies from the dollar store and make a cute little wooden block bunny from a mini wooden crate and felt.

Make this sweet little wooden bunny made from a Dollar Tree crate, felt, and paint.

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WHY I LOVE THIS CRAFT PROJECT

It’s no secret that I LOVE a good dollar store craft, especially seasonal crafts made with dollar store supplies. Unfortunately, if you don’t have a Dollar Tree store nearby, or you don’t shop there often, you may miss out on their specialty seasonal craft supplies. They’re there one minute, and then gone the next.

This cute little Easter craft uses dollar store supplies, but only ones that you can buy year-round. This means you can make it whenever you like!

Dollar Store Mini Wooden Block Bunny Craft

Easter Craft: DIY Wooden Block Bunny

Supplies Needed to Make this Wooden Easter Bunny

Mini Wooden Crate – Dollar Store
Craft Felt in colors Tan and Baby Pink, you can use colored cardstock or craft foam instead
Permanent Marker – Dollar Store
Acrylic Craft Paint – Light Brown, Cream
Scissors
Paintbrush
Ribbon, Gingham – Dollar Store
Buttons, Black – ¾” round
Hot Glue Gun and Glue Sticks
Embroidery Thread, Black
Bunny Ear and Nose Patterns (click the button below for instant download)

Click Here to Download the Bunny Ear and Nose Patterns

Supplies to make Mini Wooden Bunny Craft

Tutorial: How to Make a Dollar Store Mini Wooden Block Bunny Craft

To make your own little wooden bunny, follow this quick step-by-step tutorial:

Paint the mini wooden crate with a combination of light brown and cream acrylic craft paint. Paint quickly with light brush strokes, to keep the two colors from getting over-mixed. This will create a distressed effect. Feel free to use wood stain or chalk paint if you like.
Download and print the Bunny Ear and Nose Patterns. Cut out patterns with scissors. Using a permanent marker, trace two outer ears on tan felt. Trace two inner ears and a nose on baby pink felt. Cut out all felt shapes with scissors. TIP: Cut inside the traced line, so that your finished project looks neat and clean.
Hot glue the pink inner ear felt pieces to the center of the tan outer ear felt pieces. Place a small dot of glue at the base of each ear, and then fold in half to give the ears dimension.
Hot glue two black buttons to the “bottom” of the wooden crate – for eyes. Measure and cut three 4” long pieces of black embroidery floss. Hot glue them just under the eyes for whiskers. Attach the pink felt nose under the eyes, leaving the whiskers poking out the sides.
Run a line of glue along the bottom edge of the ears and attach to the top of the mini crate.
Tie black and white gingham ribbon into a bow. Trim the ends with a notch to prevent fraying. Hot glue to the bottom of the wood crate.

Your finished bunny can be used with Easter or spring decor, as a book end, on a tiered tray, or with a centerpiece.

Don’t forget to PIN this Dollar Store Bunny Craft for Later:

Mini Wooden Block Bunny

Yield: 1 bunny

Grab a few basic supplies from the dollar store and make a cute little wooden block bunny from a mini wooden crate and felt.

Materials

Mini Wooden Crate – Dollar Store
Craft Felt in colors Tan and Baby Pink, you can use colored cardstock or craft foam instead
Permanent Marker – Dollar Store
Acrylic Craft Paint – Light Brown, Cream
Scissors
Paintbrush
Ribbon, Gingham – Dollar Store
Buttons, Black – ¾” round
Hot Glue Gun and Glue Sticks
Embroidery Thread, Black
Bunny Ear and Nose Patterns (click the button below for instant download)

Instructions

Paint the mini wooden crate with a combination of light brown and cream acrylic craft paint. Paint quickly with light brush strokes, to keep the two colors from getting over-mixed. This will create a distressed effect. Feel free to use wood stain or chalk paint if you like.
Download and print the Bunny Ear and Nose Patterns. Cut out patterns with scissors. Using a permanent marker, trace two outer ears on tan felt. Trace two inner ears and a nose on baby pink felt. Cut out all felt shapes with scissors. TIP: Cut inside the traced line, so that your finished project looks neat and clean.
Hot glue the pink inner ear felt pieces to the center of the tan outer ear felt pieces. Place a small dot of glue at the base of each ear, and then fold in half to give the ears dimension.
Hot glue two black buttons to the “bottom” of the wooden crate – for eyes. Measure and cut three 4” long pieces of black embroidery thread. Hot glue them just under the eyes for whiskers. Attach the pink felt nose under the eyes, leaving the whiskers poking out the sides.
Run a line of glue along the bottom edge of the ears and attach to the top of the mini crate.
Tie black and white gingham ribbon into a bow. Trim the ends with a
notch to prevent fraying. Hot glue to the bottom of the wood crate.

Notes