Mini Felt Easter Bunny
Bun-believably Cute
The only thing cuter than a felt stuffie — is a mini felt stuffie! This Mini Felt Easter Bunny is the smallest and cutest little rabbit you’re likely to see this spring and the newest member of our felt animal family. While Krista usually takes the reins on our felt projects, I’ve been diving headfirst into the world of adorable stuffies. Let me tell you, I’ve been having a blast working on this guy. He’s so precious and can easily fit in the palm of your hand!
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This Mini Felt Easter Bunny is a dream project for beginners. Even if embroidery is new territory for you, fear not! Our step-by-step guide will walk you through every stitch, ensuring a smooth and rewarding crafting experience. Before you start, gather your tools and materials – we’ve listed everything you’ll need to bring this little guy to life.
The Easter Bunny has been a beloved mascot of the holiday for centuries, but he got his start in Germany. Legend tells the tale of the “Osterhase,” a creature who delivered colorful eggs for children to find during Easter celebrations. Over time, this tradition blossomed, transforming the Easter Bunny into a global symbol of joy, bringing delight to young and old alike.
Crafted from soft, white felt, this little bunny boasts a simple yet charming design. But don’t be fooled by its minimalist look – the details truly make it special. Tiny safety eyes peek out from its face, while its pink padded paws add a touch of whimsy. Finally, to top it all off, a cute felt wool ball tail gives this bunny a playful personality all its own.
Whether tucked into an Easter basket alongside other cuddly friends or kept as a special treat for yourself (we understand!), this Mini Felt Easter Bunny is sure to bring a smile. Share your finished creations with our crafting community or on Instagram using #MadeWithLia.
Crafting Tip: New to crafting felt animal stuffies and want to learn more? Take our mini-course, 8 Easy Steps to Create Any Felt Stuffie.
Tools
- Craft Scissors or Detail Scissors
- Cricut Maker or Silhouette Cameo 4 (optional)
- Aleene’s Turbo Tacky Glue
- Embroidery Needles
- Thread Snips (optional)
- Sewing Pins or Mini Clips
- Stuffing Tool or Needle-Nose Tweezers
Materials
- Lia Griffith’s Wool Blend Felt – White, Rose Quartz, Papaya, Fern, Black
- Embroidery Floss – Snow White B5200, Light Apricot 3824, Black 310
- Felt Wool Ball – 1cm Cotton
- Safety Eyes –5mm
- Stuffie Puff (Poly-Fill)
- Poly-Pellets
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Leave a CommentHow tall is the bunny>
About 5 inches.
Hello, What beads do you use for the eyes for the bunny and other felt animals?Size?
Hi! The eyes are 5mm safety eyes that we sell in our shop!
Hi Lia, Beautiful bunny. What did you use for the nose and where can I buy it?
Thank you
Thank you Sonia! The nose is made from felt, as shown in the template 🙂
Love this little guy, as well as so many, many items on your site! Just a request though. Now that the Cricut Maker has been out for a while, and since it cuts felt with ease, it would be awesome to see all these felt projects available as SVG files. I can do a screenshot, then do an upload and “clean up” the file, but this would just save me, and I’m sure many others, some time. Plus we would be able to ungroup each item and move them around on the canvas to save felt. Thanks for considering this enhancement request!
Hi Kathleen! The bunny SVG has been uploaded to the post!
Are the arms and legs actually four pieces each? They are marked as two but assume that’s for one arm one leg. Thanks.
Oh goodness! Thank you for catching that– yes, 2 for each arm and leg, so 4 total.
I adore this little bunny. Thank you so much for sharing
What type of felt and where did you get it from?
Sue
Thank you Sue! I linked to each of the felt colors in the materials list. It is a wool blend felt from our shop. 🙂
Your Bunny is so Sweet, I want to make one & know everyone who see it will want one, too!
Thanks Sylvia!
Hi Lia! Love your site and your aesthetic. Such beautiful things! I’m wondering what kind (brand and model) of glue gun you recommend for your fine crafts (like paper flowers and these felt animals)? The one in the photos looks like it has a very fine tip. Also, is it cordless? Thanks!
Thank you so much Marisa! I always like using Ad Tech lo temp glue guns. Low temperature is great because there is a smaller chance of burning or hurting yourself, but just know that the glue dries faster when it is low temp. Best of luck!
What a sweet bunny! I’ve included a link to your project in my latest blog post: http://abusylittlebird.com/easy-craft-ideas-for-spring-celebrations. Thank you!
So awesome, thank you!!
Very lovely !!! have a good day !!
Thank you so much!
How sweet!
Came over from March cottage of the month!
Welcome! Thank you for visiting, hope you find some fun crafts!
I pinned this cuteness. Thank you ♥
Thank you:-)
Love the Bunny, I went to Etsy and ordered the felt from the company you suggested. She was super nice and getting it to me quick, should be delivered tomorrow so I can get started on making some for Sunday.
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Yay!!! Happy Easter! Agree, she is wonderful:-)
Thank you Lia. He is so cute and so is the Easter basket.
Thanks Rhoda!
Superbe ..J’adore !!
Happy you like him. 😉
So sweet. Thank you very much for this bunny 🙂
You are so welcome!
He is adorable! So, so cute—even from the back! Happy Easter, Lia. Hugs, Phyllis
Thanks Phyllis. Love the fluffy tail.
hello Lia , how do I down load the bunny parts and I wanted to print them out so I can see them on my work station ,I am a granny and cant see what it says to do on the screen Thank you so very much I love this little bunny,
MaryRedford
You can click the button at the end of the post and download the PDF onto your computer. Just click it to open and select print.
thank you very much, c’est très mignon
You are welcome!!
Hi oh you have an amazing talent im just amazed at what you do im doing the easter bunny thankyou so much for the tutorial kind regards from the UK
You are so welcome! So happy to share.
This is so cute Thank you for sharing it I bet you have all kinds different crafting going onat home you come up with the prettiest thing’s I wish weather get warm here in Va. We have 2 grandsons play baseball & it’s so cold to watch them& enjoy it brrr Thank’s again
You are welcome! I smell spring in the air. . . it will warm up soon. 😉
holy heck i’m in bunny love! :>D!
Haha. He is a cutie!
Too Cute!! Thanks for sharing!!!
You are so welcome!
I know what I’m doing this weekend! Thanks for sharing!
Share photos! 😉
A perfect gift for Easter.
I have to make 3. One for my daughter and, one for my son and one for my daughter’s friends.
Thank you so much Lia and your team!!
Share photos!! 🙂
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