If you want to make an adorable treat for your kids’ Easter Baskets, or for a class party, you need to make these DIY Easter Bunny Suckers! 
These little DIY Easter Bunny Suckers are so easy to make, and they turn out so cute! Take an ordinary Tootsie-Pop and turn it into an adorable Easter Bunny with just a few items and a little hot glue! This craft is perfect for Easter and would not only make great Basket filler but would also double as cute decor or table settings too!
You know what would pair well with this? My recipe for Cadbury Eggs Skillet Brownies!
DIY Easter Bunny Suckers
What you need:
Tootsie-Pops
1 1/2 inch Styrofoam Balls
White Pipe Cleaners
Small Googly Eyes
Mini White Pom Poms
Mini Pink Pom Poms
Medium White Pom Poms
White Cardstock Paper
Thin Easter Ribbon
Hot Glue Gun
How to Make Easter Bunny Suckers
First, you will need to cut a heart shape out of the cardstock for the feet and glue it to the top of the sucker. Then, press the styrofoam ball onto the stick of the sucker, all the way down to the sucker itself. Cut a pipe cleaner in half, and press in the ear shapes on either side of the sucker stick.
Next, glue on two googly eyes onto the styrofoam ball. Then glue on a pink pom-pom in the middle to be the nose. Right under the pink pom-pom glue two white mini pom-poms next to each other to form his chubby bunny mouth. Turn the sucker around and glue a medium white pom-pom onto the back of the sucker for his bunny tail.
Tie a ribbon into a bow around the neck of the bunny between the styrofoam ball and the sucker. Trim off any excess ribbon. Save until Easter to enjoy! Repeat for as many Easter Bunny Suckers you need total. Happy Easter!
Related: Wood Block Easter Bunny DIY
I’d love to see how your Easter Bunny Suckers turn out!
What You Need
- Tootsie-Pops
- 1 1/2 inch Styrofoam Balls
- Pipe Cleaners white
- Googly Eyes small
- Pom Poms small, white
- Pom Poms small pink
- Pom Poms medium, white
- Cardstock Paper white
- Easter Ribbon thin
- Hot Glue Gun
Directions
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First, you will need to cut a heart shape out of the cardstock for the feet and glue it to the top of the sucker. Then, press the styrofoam ball onto the stick of the sucker, all the way down to the sucker itself. Cut a pipe cleaner in half, and press in the ear shapes on either side of the sucker stick.
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Next, glue on two googly eyes onto the styrofoam ball. Then glue on a pink pom-pom in the middle to be the nose. Right under the pink pom-pom glue two white mini pom-poms next to each other to form his chubby bunny mouth. Turn the sucker around and glue a medium white pom-pom onto the back of the sucker for his bunny tail.
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Tie a ribbon into a bow around the neck of the bunny between the styrofoam ball and the sucker. Trim off any excess ribbon. Save until Easter to enjoy! Repeat for as manyย Easter Bunny Suckers you need total. Happy Easter!
Stacie says
Those look so cute! I have to make up a few of these for the kids’ Easter baskets. You did an amazing job!
Colleen says
I love these! They’re super adorable and super easy to make. That’s a winning comb in my book.
Audrey says
Those are so cute! An easy craft to do with your kids around Easter. Their teachers would love those!
Joely Smith says
These are simply adorable! We have used suckers to make ghosts around Halloween but this is my first time seeing them made into bunnies! Love it!
Heather says
Cute idea! Just when we got Valentine’s day packed away, here comes birthdays and now Easter. The candy just never stops huh?! LOL!
Marissa says
This is why we make these crafty things to give it all away again!
Gisele says
These are incredibly cute. There is no reason to buy toys and things for kids at Easter when you can make these little bunnies.
Jennifer Van Huss says
What a cute craft! My kids love making holiday treats and sharing them with their friends! I’m sure they would get a big kick out of these ones!! Thanks for the idea
Stephanie Pass says
Oh these so cute! These would be perfect for the class Easter party! My daughter would just love helping to make these.
Jocelyn @ Hip Mama's Place says
Can these bunnies be any more adorable?! I love that it’s easy to make but it definitely is going to be a hit with the kids. You’re so creative!
Terri Steffes says
These are adorable! I would love to make these with my nieces and nephews. I know they would enjoy it, too.
Up Run for Life Healthy Lifestyle Blog says
These bunnies are super cute. My son would enjoy finding them around the house.
Wildish Jess says
Oh my gosh! Those are too stinking cute! I’m going to have to make some.
Jennifer says
You’re so creative! Those bunnies are fantastic. I will have to make them this Easter.