Let’s celebrate spring with this easy bunny footprint art. This is an easy craft project you can do with infants and toddlers.
Footprint art is great for the youngest children in your life, as it’s even safer than handprint art (since it’s harder to get your foot in your mouth than your hand, lol).
This Easter bunny craft is very easy to create. You can make the footprints ahead, and once they dry, you can assemble the rest of the project.
Related: Looking for more? Try 10 Handprint Animal Crafts that kids will love!
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Need more Easter projects?
- English Muffin Easter Bunny snack
- Easter Bunny Garland – free printable template
- Easter Tic-Tac-Toe – free printable game
- Easter Bingo – free printable game
- How to Dye Easter Eggs
Why kids love footprint projects:
- Footprint art projects are good for any age of child from babies to elementary age.
- Footprint art is easy and always turns out adorable.
- Getting your hand painted is fun—it tickles!
- Footprint art projects are a fun take home gift to parents and guardians.
Supplies needed:
- Paint – pink (or other colors)
- Paint brush
- Construction paper – white and pink (or other colors to match the paint)
- Pom pom or cotton ball
- Glue
- Scissors
How to Make Bunny Footprint Art
- Paint the child’s foot with the paint using the paint brush. Pro Tip: have wipes ready.
- Print the footprint onto the white paper and allow it to dry. Then, cut out the foot shape.
- Cut out the other pieces of the bunny – a circle for the body and two cylinders for the ears.
- Assemble the pieces on a pink (or other color) piece of paper and glue down.
- Glue on the bunny tail.
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a spring-themed footprint craft project for all ages
Supplies
- paint (pink)
- construction paper (white and pink)
- pom pom or cotton ball
- glue
Instructions
- Paint the child’s foot with the paint using the paint brush.
- Print the footprint onto the white paper and allow it to dry. Then, cut out the foot shape.
- Cut out the other pieces of the bunny – a circle for the body and two cylinders for the ears.
- Assemble the pieces on a pink (or other color) piece of paper and glue down.
- Glue on the bunny tail.
Equipment
Paint Brush
scissors
Notes
- Pro Tip: have wipes ready when you paint the child’s foot.
