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A 10–20 minutes craft for ages 3–10, using supplies you likely already have — Tape, Scissors, and Plastic Eggs.

GlueStick supports kids from setup to cleanup. After they choose a project, we guide them through gathering the supplies, making it, and cleaning up when they're done. We'll even help them share it safely with trusted family and friends.

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    Make Easter Rabbit Craft Holding Egg

    Your creative buddy says:
    "I can't wait to make a project with you!"

    Heads up! Some supplies may trigger allergies. Check with a grown-up before using them.

    Step 1: Print the rabbit template.

    May need grown-up help
    First, print the rabbit template on white paper or cardstock. Ask a grown-up to help you if you need it. GlueStick partnered with A Little Pinch of Perfect to bring you this template.

    Step 2: Color your rabbit and carrot.

    Use your watercolors, markers, pencils, or crayons to color the rabbit and the carrot top. Make them bright and colorful!

    Step 3: Cut out the rabbit and carrot parts.

    Carefully cut out all the parts of your rabbit and carrot from the paper.

    Step 4: Fill your plastic egg.

    If you are using a plastic egg, you can fill it with yummy candy or a small toy now!

    Step 5: Attach the carrot leaves to the egg.

    Take the carrot leaves you cut out. Put a glue dot on the wide end of your orange egg and stick the carrot leaves there. Make sure the leaves point up! You can also attach the leaves with tape.

    Step 6: Glue the egg to the rabbit's tummy.

    Put a glue dot or a small dot of craft glue on the bottom part of your egg. Carefully press the egg onto the rabbit's tummy. This way, you can still open the egg later if it's plastic!

    Step 7: Attach the rabbit's paws to the egg.

    Gently bend the rabbit's arms so they wrap around the egg. Put a glue dot or a tiny bit of glue on the end of each paw. You can also attach the paws with tape. Stick the paws onto the egg. If your egg is plastic, try to put the paws on the top or bottom part, away from where it opens.
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    Clean up

    Put things away so your space is tidy for next time.

    Reminder, this project used supplies that may trigger allergies. Store them safely!

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    Put away our supplies

    Check off each supply when it is put away — and any clean-up tips underneath are done too. You might find a fun surprise!

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    • A cartoon of Plastic Eggs
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    • A cartoon of Markers
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      • — Don't forget! Close all marker caps tightly.
    • A cartoon of Colored Pencils
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    • A cartoon of Glue Dots
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    • A cartoon of Watercolor Paint
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    • A cartoon of Crayons
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    • A cartoon of Candy
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      • — Don't forget! Make sure any unused candy is sealed before putting it away.
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