Recycled Bunny Easter Decorations

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You can decorate your home for Easter without spending a fortune, with these simple rabbits made from recycled tin cans. Next time you use a tin can in the kitchen, clean it out thoroughly and dig out the colored paints for this fun activity for younger children.

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Recycled Rabbits

Time: 60 minutes (allow time for the paint to dry)
Age: Under 5's
Level: Easy

Materials

Recycled Tin Cans

Coloured Paints

Googly eyes

Cardboard

Craft glue

Permanent marking pen

Collect some tin cans

Method

Collect some clean tin cans from the recycling bin, turn them upside down and paint them in bright rainbow colors. Allow the paint to dry completely.

Paint your tins

Cut out a pair of long cardboard rabbit ears. Paint these in matching bright colors, then glue them onto the bottom of your painted tins when they have dried off.

Stick on ears and eyes

Glue on two googly eyes and draw on a cute little nose, whiskers, and mouth using the permanent marking pen.

Draw on the mouth and whiskers

Now your recycled rabbits are ready to adorn your Easter table. Maybe you could make a whole family of recycled tin Easter Rabbits in all the colors of the rainbow? Or Perhaps Easter bunny could hide some Easter eggs under these on Easter morning?

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Categories
#Easter
#Cheap
#Easy
#Under 5s
#Recycled
#Painting
#Rabbit