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DIY Easter Bunny Treat Pouches

by Kelly Lanza

DIY Easter Bunny Treat Pouches

After the baskets have been filled and the eggs have been hunted this Easter, why not keep the fun going!? These little bunny treat pouches make a great little takeaway for an Easter brunch or dinner, and can even act as place cards too! Fill them up with sweets (Cadbury Mini Eggs are always my Easter candy of choice!) and set them each place setting, or use them as favors at your Easter party!

DIY Easter Bunny Treat Pouches

DIY Easter Bunny Treat Pouch Supplies

Supplies –

  • White copy paper
  • Pink and white cardstock
  • Pink pom poms
  • White cotton balls
  • Double stick tape
  • Glue
  • Treats (for filling, of course!)

DIY Easter Bunny Treat Pouches Step 1 DIY Easter Bunny Treat Pouches Step 2

Cut a piece of white computer paper to be 9″ by 4.5″ and double stick tape together the two short sides to form a loop. Pinch together the edges of one side of the loop together to flatten it. Fold the edge over twice and seal with double stick tape.

DIY Easter Bunny Treat Pouches Step 3 DIY Easter Bunny Treat Pouches Step 4

Fill your pouch with candy or whatever you so please. Now, going in the opposite direction of your already-sealed edge, pinch together the two open edges to close the pouch.

DIY Easter Bunny Treat Pouches Step 5 DIY Easter Bunny Treat Pouches Step 6

Flip your new pyramid shape over so you can use the surface you’re working while you fold over the edge (twice) and seal with tape again. This side is a little trickier to do. If you end up with any creases in your pyramid, you can usually “pop” them out by pulling on the corners.

DIY Easter Bunny Treat Pouches Step 7 DIY Easter Bunny Treat Pouches Step 8

Now cut two bunny ears out of your white cardstock, and two inner bunny ears out of your pink. Tape these together to form your final ears!

DIY Easter Bunny Treat Pouches Step 9 DIY Easter Bunny Treat Pouches Step 10

Fold back the bottom edge of your ears to form a tab. Using tape or glue (your choice!), adhere the ears to the sides of your pyramid.

DIY Easter Bunny Treat Pouches Step 12 DIY Easter Bunny Treat Pouches Step 13

Glue a cotton ball to the bottom back corner of your bunny for his tail, and a pink pom pom for his nose to the front. And then, you have a cute little bunny, filled up with treats!

DIY Easter Bunny Treat Pouches

DIY Easter Bunny Treat Pouches

Happy Easter!

[Photos by Studio DIY for The Sweetest Occasion.]

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Tyler Anne

Thursday 28th of March 2013

These are beyond cute! Plus surprisingly easy to do! Definitely on my Easter to-do list.

Kolorowanka

Wednesday 27th of March 2013

So lovely... I will try to do it by my one ;) sorry for my speling :P

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