Easter Bunny Water Bottles

I’m hosting Tate’s little playgroup Easter party this week and although I’m planning on keeping it simple, I had to add a few festive touches so it feels like a party.  These Easter bunny water bottles can be whipped up in just minutes and they’ll add a super cute element to the snack table.

To make these simple bunny water bottles, you’ll need a roll of plain white duct tape, white cardstock, small or large white pom poms, and pink and black sharpies.

Cut ovals from the white cardstock {two per bottle} and use a pink sharpie to color the centers.  I wanted a whimsical look so I just scribbled down the middle but you could color an oval in the center or cut smaller ovals from pink cardstock if you want a less whimsical look.  To make ovals that all look the same, use a cutting machine or a stencil.  If neither of those are available, you can find a template online and use that to trace the oval shape.

Tear a strip of white duct tape {long enough to fit around the bottle} and attach the ears in the middle …

… then wrap the duct tape around the bottle.

Use the sharpies to add a triangle nose, dot eyes, and whiskers …

… and finish it off by gluing a small white pom pom to the back of the bottle to create the bunny tail.

These water bottles are completely simple and cheap to make but super cute …

… and just right for a playgroup Easter party.  You could even let the kids decorate their own water bottles as a party craft!

For more easy Easter bunny ideas, be sure to check out this whimsical peeps and gumball garland …

… cute and delicious bunny bottom fruit dip …

… and bunny bottom Easter cups that will add a fun and comical touch to the Easter tab!