Create a quick costume for Easter or Halloween by making some bunny rabbit ears.
Measure the head of the prospective bunny-ear wearer, and then cut a piece of poster board long enough and wide enough for a band that wraps around the head. You may have to glue strips of poster board to each other to make a long enough band. Glue the ends to each other to make a circle.
You can use a plastic headband in place of a homemade one.
Sketch two bunny ears of whatever size you like on the gray felt and cut them out. They should be at least 7 inches tall. Then cut two identical thinner and shorter ears out of pink felt.
Not an artist? Type “bunny ears template” into a search engine and you’ll find outlines you can trace.
Using the glue gun, attach the pipe cleaners to the headband where you’d like the ears to be, or wrap them securely a few times around the headband so the cleaners are standing straight up.
Glue a gray piece to the back of a pipe cleaner with the glue gun. Once it has dried, glue a pink piece on top of the gray piece and the pipe cleaner, making sure the pink and gray pieces meet at the base of the ear.
Repeat for the other ear. Cut the ends of the pipe cleaners so they’re hidden inside the felt.
Put on the ears, bend them using the pipe cleaner if you’d like, and get hopping!
Rabbits regulate their body temperature through their ears, which release heat when they get too hot.
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Comments (4)
So cute! I can't decide which are cuter - the bunnies or the kids...eeeee!
over 2 years ago by HeatherMenicucci
I was getting a tad concerned for the rabbits with those scissors...I also kept expecting the teletubbies to pop up any second...heeheehee
over 2 years ago by jenw
Around second 9 of the video it looks like the floppy eared bunny was about to do something interesting.
over 2 years ago by powerglove84
cool looking video! yeah those kid's scissors are so menacing, why didn't you make the bunnies wear helmets?
over 2 years ago by PAUL
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