Recycled Easter Bunny Bottle Caps

How wonderful it is to see the creativity and environmental consciousness come together with Recycled Easter Bunny Bottle Caps! These adorable creations not only bring a touch of Easter charm but also serve as a brilliant way to repurpose everyday items. By transforming bottle caps into playful bunny figures, you not only upcycle materials but also spread joy and reduce waste. It's such a heartwarming sight to witness these tiny bunnies hopping around as a reminder of the importance of sustainability and the beauty of handmade crafts. Keep spreading smiles and eco-friendly vibes with each reused bottle cap bunny – it's a delightful way to celebrate Easter and protect our planet at the same time!

You’ll Need:

• Bottle Caps
• Tacky, Elmers or Hot Glue Gun
• Foam (sparkly pink and white)
• Googly Eyes
• White Paint
• Paint Brush
• Sharpie
• Pencil
• Scissors
• Ribbon/Bows

Instructions:

1. Paint the bottle caps white on both sides. Apply 2 or 3 coats till completely white and let dry.
2. Use glue to attach two googly eyes inside the bottle cap.
3. Next is making the bunny ears. Draw two ears on the white foam and cut them out (you can also use a stencil if needed). Don’t worry about the bottom of the ear, it’s better to make it longer as it will get glued behind the cap.

1. Place one white ear overtop of the pink foam and cut around it (using the white as a stencil). This way the pink for the inside of the ear will be the same shape. After you can trim down the sides of the pink to your liking.
2. Glue or peel and stick your pink foam inside the white bunny ear. Continue process for other ear.
3. Put two dots of glue at the end of each ear and glue cap on top

1. Next using the pink foam, cut a little tiny bunny nose. A circle of upside down triangle works best. Put nose aside.
2. Using a sharpie (thin works best) draw a mouth on the bunny cap face.
3. Now take your nose and glue it to the top of the mouth.
4. Using ribbon create a little bow or purchase little bows. Glue a pink bow on the bunny’s lower ear for a girl or a blue bow below the cap for a boy bunny.