Three years ago, there was a great after-season sale on paper mache bunnies. So what does a crafter do? Stock up! So for the past few years, I’ve been creating a new spring bunny. I’ve already made moss bunnies. a floral decoupage bunny, and now I’m creating a  sparkly glitter spring bunny!

Sparkly Glitter Spring Bunny made out of paper mache and covered with large opalescent glitter

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Sparkly Glitter Spring Bunny

Supplies:

  • paper mache bunny or any bunny shape that can take glitter
  • large opalescent glitter – best to create a colorful reflective look
  • white paint
  • paint brush
  • Sparkle Mod Podge
  • 1/4″ – 1/2″ ribbon
  • colored or patterned paper (craft store in scrap book section)
  • small paper flowers (craft store in scrap book section)
  • hot glue/glue sticks
  • faux hydrangena stem

How to:

painted paper mache bunny

Paint the entire paper mache bunny white and let it dry. If using a different color glitter, paint it a slightly lighter shade or color of the glitter being used.

Glittering spring bunny

Add a generous amount of Sparkle Mod Podge in sections onto the bunny and sprinkle glitter on it. Do this until the entire bunny is covered in glitter. Let it dry and then dab a layer of Sparkle Mod Podge over the glitter to set it in place.

Add glitter to paper flowers for the glitter spring bunny

While the Mod Podge is drying, make several sizes of paper flowers to decorate the ears of the sparkly glitter spring bunny. Optional – dab Mod Podge on the flower petals and dust with glitter. Let dry.

Closeup of glitter spring bunny bow

Tie a bow around the bunny neck.

flowers on glitter spring bunny ears

Dry arrange the flowers around the bunny ears and when you get a look you like, start gluing down the flowers. Pull off hydrangea flower petals from the stem and glue between a few flowers to add some fluff and height.

Hydrangea tail of the glitter spring bunny

Finally, pull more hydrangea flower petals off the stem and glue them in a cluster to cover the bunny tail.

Sparkly Glitter Spring Bunny slider

Now, this sparkly glitter spring bunny is ready to shine anywhere you place her!

 

Bling on the Crafts

On the first Monday of each month, a group of DIY and crafty bloggers join forces to bring you the #BlingontheCrafts blog hop. Each blogger creates a glittery, sparkly, shiny, shimmery, sequined, or “blingy” craft to share that goes with a monthly theme.

March’s theme is Spring. Each blogger chooses their own craft to make as long as it shines and is Spring themed.

If you’d like to participate next month, you can request to join our Bling on the Crafts Facebook group. Next month’s theme is Cinco de Mayo!


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6 Comments

  1. This bunny is so cute and I will be featuring it in my Bunny Decorations for the Home on Sunday at the Merry Monday Party! Hope to see you at the party at 6 pm PST.

    1. I just realized in re-read the post that his tail is made out of hydrangea petals! I’m not sure how I missed that detail the first time around but I love that idea. Pinned.