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Bunny in Egg Pouch, Easter Craft Project

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Looking for a simple and adorable Easter craft? These Bunny in Egg Pouch, Easter Craft Project is the perfect DIY project! They’re easy to make, reusable, and a great way to add a handmade touch to your Easter celebrations. Whether you’re filling them with candy, small gifts, or little surprises, these pouches will be a hit with both kids and adults. Plus, they make great party favors or Easter basket additions!

bunny in egg pouch

If you love fun and festive Easter crafts, be sure to check out my Easter Bunny Treat Bags for another adorable way to package goodies. Want to make some edible Easter treats? Try my Easter Bark or Hello Kitty Easter Eggs for creative and delicious holiday fun. Whether you’re crafting or baking, these projects will make your Easter extra special!

One of the best things about this project is how customizable it is. You can mix and match colors, create unique felt patterns, or even add embellishments like buttons and embroidery for extra charm. It’s an easy, no-fuss craft that’s perfect for beginners and experienced crafters alike!

bunny in egg pouch

What You Will Love About This Craft

  • Beginner-Friendly – Simple stitches and minimal materials make this an easy craft for all skill levels.
  • Reusable & Eco-Friendly – Unlike disposable gift bags, these felt pouches can be used year after year.
  • Customizable – Choose your favorite colors, patterns, and decorations to make each pouch unique.
  • Perfect for Gifting – Fill with chocolates, small toys, or Easter treats for a thoughtful handmade gift.

bunny in egg pouch

List of Supplies:

  1. Felt fabric – 4-5 different colors
  2. Scissors
  3. Craft glue or fabric glue
  4. Needle and thread
  5. Pink highlighter
  6. Pencil – for tracing template
  7. Template cut outs

supplies

Step (1)

Prepare your template by printing and cutting out the patterns. Use a pencil to trace the patterns on the selected felt fabrics and cut them out of the felt carefully.

step (1)

Step (2)

The bunny plushie has 2 parts, 1 front and 1 back. Take the front part and use a dark thread to stitch the face details of the bunny.

step (2)

Step (3)

Done stitching the face details? Use a pink highlighter to create blush shades on both cheeks of the bunny. Also prepare needle and thread to join the front part of the bunny with the back part. You can start your stitching from anywhere but keep in mind to keep a small opening for stuffing.

step (3)

Step (4)

Using the left over felt pieces for the stuffing is the best. Cut the left over felt pieces into smaller pieces and push them inside the bunny through its open end. Use the pencil to push the stuffing towards the head part of the bunny.

step (4)

Step (5)

When you’re satisfied with the stuffing you can simply close the open end and tie 2 tight knots; cut off extra thread.

step (5)

Step (6)

The Egg pouch has 2 parts, 1 full egg pattern and 1 about half. Place the smaller part on the top of the larger part and match their bottom ends. Prepare needle and thread to join both parts together. You can do running stitch or flat blanket stitch to join the pieces.

step (6)

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Keep the top side of the smaller part open. Once you are done stitching the sides tie a tight knot and trim extra thread. To attach the heart patterns on the pouch you can either stitch them or use craft glue, however you want.

step (7)

 (8)

You can add more details to the bunny or pouch, the possibilities to decorate them are endless! Have fun!

step (8)

Click HERE to PRINT this TEMPLATE

Happy Bunny Egg Pouch Template (1)-1

Tips & Tricks


Use Leftover Felt for Stuffing – Instead of using store-bought stuffing, cut up scrap felt pieces for an eco-friendly option.
Secure with Fabric Glue – If you prefer a no-sew method, strong fabric glue can be used instead of stitching.
Add Extra Details – Use embroidery thread for whiskers, buttons for eyes, or even a small pom-pom for a bunny tail!
Make it Interactive – Instead of stitching the bunny in place, keep it removable so kids can play with it.

bunny in egg pouch


FAQ’s


Can I make this a no-sew craft?
Yes! You can use fabric glue instead of sewing, but stitching will make the pouch and bunny more durable.

What size should I make these pouches?
You can print and resize the template to create different sizes depending on what you plan to use them for.

How do I store these for next year?
Keep them in a sealed plastic bag or a craft storage box to prevent dust and keep them in great shape for next Easter!

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bunny in egg pouch

Bunny In Egg Pouch, Easter Craft Project

Materials

  • 1. Felt fabric – 4-5 different colors
  • 2. Scissors
  • 3. Craft glue or fabric glue
  • 4. Needle and thread
  • 5. Pink highlighter
  • 6. Pencil – for tracing template
  • 7. Template cut outs

Instructions

    Step (1)
    Prepare your template by printing and cutting out the patterns. Use a pencil to trace the
    patterns on the selected felt fabrics and cut them out of the felt carefully.
    Step (2)
    The bunny plushie has 2 parts, 1 front and 1 back. Take the front part and use a dark thread
    to stitch the face details of the bunny.
    Step (3)
    Done stitching the face details? Use a pink highlighter to create blush shades on both
    cheeks of the bunny. Also prepare needle and thread to join the front part of the bunny
    with the back part. You can start your stitching from anywhere but keep in mind to keep a
    small opening for stuffing.
    Step (4)
    Using the left over felt pieces for the stuffing is the best. Cut the left over felt pieces into
    smaller pieces and push them inside the bunny through its open end. Use the pencil to push
    the stuffing towards the head part of the bunny.
    Step (5)
    When you’re satisfied with the stuffing you can simply close the open end and tie 2 tight
    knots; cut off extra thread.
    Step (6)
    The Egg pouch has 2 parts, 1 full egg pattern and 1 about half. Place the smaller part on the
    top of the larger part and match their bottom ends. Prepare needle and thread to join both
    parts together. You can do running stitch or flat blanket stitch to join the pieces.
    Step (7)
    Keep the top side of the smaller part open. Once you are done stitching the sides tie a tight
    knot and trim extra thread. To attach the heart patterns on the pouch you can either stitch
    them or use craft glue, however you want.
    Step (8)
    You can add more details to the bunny or pouch, the possibilities to decorate them are
    endless! Have fun!

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