AdventurerKatziThis colorful Easter bunny is quickly crafted with colored paper and scissors and looks very decorative.
Spread out your craft material and place your craft materials on the table.
Get colorful paper (e.g. colored copy paper) ready. Here you can use any colors. You can also make the rabbit with monochrome brown or white paper.
Paint a rabbit stencil with ears, and the same again without ears. (Or use only a rabbit template and then fold your ears down!)
The rabbit with ears is painted once on colored paper.
All other papers are made with the template without ears!
You need 8 rabbits without ears. Four for the front and four for the back.
All hare parts without ears, are folded half in length.
Strip the fracture well.
This is how the folded parts look now.
4 folded hares are now put together.
Arranges the colors for front and back the same.
The rabbit with ears (here in blue) is used as the middle part.
First place 4 interlocked hare parts directly on the rabbits with ears. You can press the parts flat again.
The second pack of four with rabbits is turned around once completely, so that the (here) orange side shows down.
Then you place the (blue) hare with the already laid parts completely on it. Align the whole pack with the hare parts neatly that all parts lie exactly on top of each other.
(The blue hare is completely centered)
Now cut off a wool thread about 20cm long.
First place the wool thread across the ears and then push it down between the hare parts to the hare head center. At this point the thread is fixed with the staple.
Place the complete hare (-stack) under the tacker. The tacker clip must sit on the folding line in the middle of the hare head. The wool thread lies exactly in between. (See picture)
Maybe you need the help of an adult.
The first bracket already holds the hare (-stack) together
The second staple is placed in the middle of the bunny belly on the folding line.
Now the rabbit is almost done.
Both wool threads are tied together at the top. This is the suspension for the rabbit.
All individual pieces of paper are folded again. So that they also remain fan-shaped and the body of the rabbit becomes plastic.
Completely folded, the flat rabbit has become a roundish-shaped rabbit.
You can also use it without thread as a decoration or sitting in an Easter nest.
Or you can hang him on a branch for decoration.
Have fun trying out.
Materials
Directions
Spread out your craft material and place your craft materials on the table.
Get colorful paper (e.g. colored copy paper) ready. Here you can use any colors. You can also make the rabbit with monochrome brown or white paper.
Paint a rabbit stencil with ears, and the same again without ears. (Or use only a rabbit template and then fold your ears down!)
The rabbit with ears is painted once on colored paper.
All other papers are made with the template without ears!
You need 8 rabbits without ears. Four for the front and four for the back.
All hare parts without ears, are folded half in length.
Strip the fracture well.
This is how the folded parts look now.
4 folded hares are now put together.
Arranges the colors for front and back the same.
The rabbit with ears (here in blue) is used as the middle part.
First place 4 interlocked hare parts directly on the rabbits with ears. You can press the parts flat again.
The second pack of four with rabbits is turned around once completely, so that the (here) orange side shows down.
Then you place the (blue) hare with the already laid parts completely on it. Align the whole pack with the hare parts neatly that all parts lie exactly on top of each other.
(The blue hare is completely centered)
Now cut off a wool thread about 20cm long.
First place the wool thread across the ears and then push it down between the hare parts to the hare head center. At this point the thread is fixed with the staple.
Place the complete hare (-stack) under the tacker. The tacker clip must sit on the folding line in the middle of the hare head. The wool thread lies exactly in between. (See picture)
Maybe you need the help of an adult.
The first bracket already holds the hare (-stack) together
The second staple is placed in the middle of the bunny belly on the folding line.
Now the rabbit is almost done.
Both wool threads are tied together at the top. This is the suspension for the rabbit.
All individual pieces of paper are folded again. So that they also remain fan-shaped and the body of the rabbit becomes plastic.
Completely folded, the flat rabbit has become a roundish-shaped rabbit.
You can also use it without thread as a decoration or sitting in an Easter nest.
Or you can hang him on a branch for decoration.
Have fun trying out.
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