DIY Easter Bunny Peekaboo Treat Jars

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Create your own adorable Easter Bunny Peekaboo Treat Jars with this simple do-it-yourself project. These jars are perfect for filling with sweet treats and giving as gifts or using as festive decorations in your home. To make these cute jars, you will need clear glass jars with lids, white paint, pink paint, paintbrushes, googly eyes, pink pom poms, and glue. Start by painting the lids of the jars white and allowing them to dry completely. Then, use the pink paint to create the bunny's ears on the lid. Once the paint is dry, glue on the googly eyes and pink pom pom for the bunny's nose. Fill the jars with your favorite Easter candies and enjoy the adorable peekaboo bunnies! These jars are not only great for Easter, but they can also be used for other occasions such as baby showers or birthday parties. Get creative with your designs and have fun making these cute and festive jars that are sure to bring a smile to anyone's face. Display them on your Easter table or give them as gifts to friends and family to spread some holiday cheer.

Supplies Used:

glass jars and lids with wide openings (I used salsa and sauerkraut jars from Aldi)
large egg shaped sticker cutout
chalk paint or spray paint
rub n buff
clear paste wax
Target dollar spot gold bunnies
9001 glue for metal
foam craft brush
paper towels
disposable gloves
lint-free rags

I cut out an egg shape from vinyl using my Silhouette, sizing the egg to perfectly fit my jars. Another idea is to print out an egg shape (or trace a cookie cutter), onto packing tape and use that.

Be sure to read the tips below before beginning this project to ensure you have success with your peekaboo Easter bunny treat jars!

Tips for success

If you're wanting to make these bunny jars, then come back and refer to these tips below!

jars and lids should be thoroughly washed and dried so no food odor remains; run through dishwasher a time or two if needed
be sure to press egg sticker snugly to jar, especially around edges, so no paint is able to seep underneath
two coats of chalk paint will likely be needed to get the best coverage
apply rub n buff to bunnies as well so the gold color matches the lids
before applying rub n buff to metal lids, it is recommended to wipe with mineral spirits (or even rubbing alcohol) and lightly sand glossy surfaces
use a tweezer to remove egg shape after paint/wax is thoroughly dry

What to put in the treat jars

Fill DIY jars with small Easter candies, decorative miniature eggs or my delicious and addicting bunny munch mix! These decorated jars would make a wonderful hostess gift at Easter! Follow the tips below to make a simple tag for gifting.

Custom stamped tags for gifting

Don't show up for Easter dinner empty handed! Bring one of these Easter treat jars as a hostess gift and watch faces light up with joy!

Supplies used:

cardstock
alphabet stamps
black permanent ink pad
distress oxide in vintage photo
blending sponge (I use a makeup sponge)
raffia
mini safety pins
small pastel buttons
tiny hole punch

If you're using white cardstock, you can add depth with a little vintage ink. Just a light rubbing will give a deeper look. Stamp your saying, cut into a strip, punch a small hole in one end, thread a button onto the safety pin and pin tag to raffia tied around the jar lids.

It's a little extra step that makes these jars so perfect for gifting!

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