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creative projects Easter · Written by Randi Dukes

Bunny Bottom Easter Cup

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With Easter just days away, I’ve been planning a few fun things for the kids.  This simple bunny bottom Easter cup comes on the heels {or the tail} of my bunny bottom fruit dip and will be a fun little surprise at the kids’ table this Sunday!  When the cup is sitting flat, it just looks like it has little feet but when a child tips it up to take a sip, a silly little surprise awaits on the bottom!

bunny bottom easter cup

To make a bunny bottom Easter cup, you’ll need white cups, pink and white cardstock, a cutting machine, circle cutter, or paper punch, and cotton balls.  Click on the pictures below for easy ordering.

supplies


Begin by cutting the bunny paws.  Cut an oval shape from white cardstock then, from pink cardstock, cut two bigger circles and six small circles.  If you’ve got a cutting machine, you can make the cuts really quickly but a circle cutter or paper punches will work just as well and you can freehand the oval shape.  For reference, the smaller circles are about the size of a hole punch used for binder paper and the other pink circles are about half an inch in diameter.

supplies for bunny bottom easter cup

Using a glue gun or other adhesive, attach the pink circles to each white oval …

bunny footprint for bunny bottom easter cup

… then glue the feet onto the bottom of the white cup.

bunny paws on cup

To create the bunny tail, trim one end from a cotton ball and attach it with hot glue to the bottom of the cup.  Be sure to only use a small piece because you still want the cup to be able to sit flat.

cotton ball tail on bunny bottom easter cup

Serve the drinks as you normally would …

bunny bottom cup for easter

… and when the child takes a drink, a fun surprise will be visible to the others at the table!

bunny bottom easter cup for kids

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For more fun Easter ideas for kids, be sure to check out bunny bottom fruit dip …

bunny bottom fruit dip

… carrot cones …

carrot cone for easter

… and an Easter bunny tablescape for kids!

bunny tablescape for Easter


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About Randi Dukes

I’m Randi, a Dallas-based mom of five kids, ranging from third grade to college and including a set of twins. I love strong coffee, craft and DIY projects, my planner, and my big ol’ family. When I’m not creating something for my blog, I can be found in the car, running kids from one place to another. I’m the one knitting at the red light. Connect with me on google+ | twitter | facebook

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