Roll a chunk of cotton into a ball to make the bunny's head.
2Make a pair of ears.
Cut out a pair of bunny ears from white cardstock or construction paper. Draw a long oval at the center of each ear and color it in.
3Glue the ears.
Glue the ears on top of the bunny's head.
4Make two small cotton ovals.
To make the bunny's snout fluffier, form cotton wisps into a pair of small oval shapes.
5Glue the cotton ovals.
Glue the pair of cotton ovals at the bottom part of the bunny's face.
6Add eyes and a nose.
Glue a pair of eyes and a fluffy nose. Some materials you can use are listed below.
Eyes - wiggle eyes, small buttons, beads, paper or felt circles
Nose - small pompom, round bead, button, paper rolled into a tiny ball
7Make the cotton body.
Create the body by taking a chunk of cotton at least three times larger than the one you used for the bunny's head. Form the cotton into a cloud or oval shape.
8Join the head and body.
Glue the head onto the body.
9Create a tail.
Create a fluffy bunny tail by rolling a tiny piece of cotton into a ball. Glue this behind the body.
10Make the bunny's legs.
Form cotton into 4 sausage-shaped pieces to make the bunny's legs.
11Glue the legs.
Lift the bunny and glue the sausage-shaped cotton pieces under the body—a pair in front to make the front legs and a pair at the back for the hind legs.
12Make the bunny's legs.
Let the glue dry completely. This fluffy bunny would make an adorable companion while reading a favorite bunny or Easter story.
Because this cotton critter is a bit fragile, you can place it inside a small basket or an egg carton section for lots of hours of fun and play!