What household items can rabbits play with?

Objects to play with or throw - such as untreated straw, wicker, sea-grass mats and baskets, balls and plastic flower pots. Solid plastic baby toys such as 'key rings', rattles, stacking cups and some robust cat and parrot toys can make good rabbit toys.

What can I give my rabbit for boredom?

Give your rabbits toys: give them toys to play with, platforms to climb on and untreated wooden logs to gnaw and explore. You can buy rabbit-safe toys from supermarkets or vet-approved pet shops such as PDSA Pet Store.

What can you make for rabbits DIY?

Mazes made from boxes, egg crates with treats inside, and wicker balls with hay poking out of it are all easy options that anyone can do to provide their rabbit with enrichment. By being creative, watching your rabbit and how they play, and rotating toy options, you'll have a binkying bunny every day.

What toys can I make for my rabbit?

The tube inside a roll of paper towel or toilet paper can make an excellent toy for rabbits to shred. It's soft enough that it will be easy to tear, yet thick enough that it will provide some resistance. For even better results, stuff a cardboard tube with hay or shredded paper and hide treats in the middle.

Can rabbits eat toilet paper rolls?

Rabbits can safely chew on cardboard items like paper towel and toilet paper rolls. Wooden pet rabbit toys, especially those in which rabbit food can be hidden, can help fulfill their desire to forage for food.

What do rabbits like to play?

Fun and safe toys for rabbits Straw or wicker baskets. Straw placemats and rugs. Paper towel or toilet paper rolls (You can stuff these with hay for extra fun.) Large brown paper grocery bags (These are a fun place for bunnies to hide.)

What do rabbits like to do for fun?

Some bunnies absolutely love picking up toys with their teeth and tossing them with a flick of their head. Toys for birds are great for this activity because buns can easily grip them. You can also provide cardboard tubes from paper towel or loo paper rolls stuffed with hay.

Is it safe for rabbits to play with toilet paper rolls?

Keeping Busy on a Budget Empty toilet paper rolls can also be stuffed with hay or treats, but avoid ones with excess glue, as we don't want our bunnies to get sick! While I've found that most bunnies only chew on the ends of the rolls, it's better to be safe than sorry!

Are toilet paper rolls safe for rabbits?

Rabbits can safely chew on cardboard items like paper towel and toilet paper rolls. Wooden pet rabbit toys, especially those in which rabbit food can be hidden, can help fulfill their desire to forage for food.

Is toilet roll cardboard safe for rabbits?

It is okay for a rabbit to eat cardboard. You don't want the cardboard to be a main source of food, of course, but ingesting cardboard in small amounts is not harmful to your rabbit. Cardboard is actually great for your rabbit to chew on to wear down their teeth. It's normal for them to eat a little while chewing.

Can you give rabbits toilet roll tubes?

It can cause blockages if they're actually eating it, so not a good idea. Try and keep them away from it. It's a bit frustrating as a lot of cheap toys can be made using cardboard.

Rabbit Crafts: Hop On These Unique Ideas Now! (2024)

By: Author Amy

Posted on Last updated: February 23, 2024

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Hop into a world of creativity with this collection of rabbit crafts that go beyond the Easter season. Who says you can’t enjoy these adorable creatures all year long? Definitely not me!

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Contrary to popular belief, rabbits aren’t limited to Easter-themed decor; they are symbols of fertility, abundance, and—of course, sheer cuteness! In this collection, I’ve gathered a bunch of crafts that celebrate the spirit of rabbits and are perfect for anyone to make year-round.

I can imagine a cozy winter where I’m surrounded with subtle rabbit motifs or a lively springtime celebration with fun rabbit-themed decorations. I firmly believe these sweet animals can be enjoyed any time of year.

So, let’s get to it! Whether you’re a crafting pro or just starting out, I guarantee there is something for you on this list. Go ahead and scroll down to see how you can bring rabbits to life through crafting!

Rabbit Crafts

Go beyond the Easter season with this collection of rabbit crafts. Who says you can't enjoy these adorable creatures all year long?

Rabbit Purse

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This handmade bunny purse was designed to be a purse for a child, or to be used as an Easter basket. I'd love it for myself and would make it bigger—maybe as a reusable shopping bag?

Lace Rabbit Canvas

Combine brown burlap with delicate lace to make this pretty bunny canvas – it’s aneasy Easter craftyou’ll want to keep up for the entire year!

Folk Art Pallet Wood Rabbit

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Transform pallet wood into a rustic masterpiece with this folk art pallet wood rabbit tutorial. Joan based this on a carved running rabbit she saw at the Busacca Gallery. I love the way it turned out!

Mod Podge Bunny Decorations

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Joan made these rabbits using soda cans and Mod Podge! The color is obtained by adding alcohol ink to Mod Podge and then baking it. So cool!

Clay Rabbit

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Use terracotta air dry clay to make either a rabbit sculpture or Rabbit head planter. You have to check out how you make the faces... so smart!

Rabbit Ear Stool

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Butternut Squash Bunnies

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Forget pumpkin carving for Halloween, I think I'll be turning butternut squash into rabbits for springtime! Aren't they awesome?

Felt Rabbit Wall Decor

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Follow the easy instructions provided on this post to create perfectly shaped felt details for a rabbit wall decoration. This is super easy if you have a die-cut machine like the Sizzix!

Memory Bunny

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Turn an old shirt or a piece of clothing with sentimental value into a keepsake bunny using the free template provided in this post. This is a great idea for a stuffed animal, or a decorative pillow.

Finger Knitted Bunny Craft

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Learn how to finger knit using chunky yarn. Then you lay it out to fill in a rabbit shape. Purchase a wood shape, or make your own using cardboard.

Rabbit Ears Teething Ring

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Create an adorable teething ring using macrame with cotton t-shirt yarn. These could also be used for Easter napkin rings if you like!

iCord Rabbit Wreath

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Learn how to make a crochet iCord and then add it to any shape wire you like. I like the chunky yarn used for this wreath—perfect for a spring rabbit!

Floral Bunny Dish Towel

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Add a sweet touch to your kitchen with this floral bunny towel. You'll start with a plain towel and add some easy embellishments with fabric and pom poms!

Neutral Shiplap Rabbit Decor

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Add a touch of rustic charm to yourEaster decorationsusing this neutral bunny silhouettes art. This is perfect for those who don't like to decorate with the bright colors usually associated with Easter.

Burlap Bunny Pillow

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Make this DIY burlap bunny pillow for easy and budget-friendly decor. A quick no sew project that anyone can do, and uses basic craft store supplies.

Hipster Rabbit

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A hipster rabbit? I love this free cross stitch pattern! He looks like a bunny I'd like to hang around with.

Boho Bunny Wreath

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Try some bohemian-inspired crafting with this charming bunny wreath that can add a touch of whimsy to your front door!

Denim Rabbits

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Claire has a ton of crafting ideas using old jeans on her blog. Here is just one cute and easy project you'll want to try!

Faux Chocolate Bunny Figurine

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Discover how to create a delicious looking centerpiece that adds a whimsical touch to your table without all of those pesky calories!

Peeps Rabbit Canvas

If you lovePeeps Easter candy, you'll adore this cross stitch canvases project! Show everyone just how much you love those sugary covered marshmallow treats with this easy Easter canvases project.

Moss Rabbit

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If you have two hours, a tube of glue, and some moss, you can DIY an adorablenewspapermoss bunny! I love the way this turned out.

Bunny Softie

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You'll have fun creating this little rabbit softie using the free sewing pattern provided. Isn't the carrot sleeping bag adorable?

Mini Bunny Wall Hanging

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Download the free pattern to make this delightful bunnywall hanging. It is so cute with the 3D ears and bow!

Eggshell Rabbit Art

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I love the detail on this eggshell bunny! It looks like pointillism art but with texture and is similar to seed or pista shell art.

Faux Stone Rabbit DIY

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Find out how to take any ceramic figurine and make it look like it is stone. This is a great idea for favorite items that may have broken or don't match your decor anymore!

Rabbit Banner

Learn how to make the cutest bunny garland ever with paper bunnies and pom pom tails! This is easy enough forbeginning craftersand kids of all ages.

Felt Bunnies

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Kids will love these mini pocket critters! Get the pattern to make a felt rabbit like the ones shown. They are so cute!

How to Make a DIY Easter Bunny Utensil Holder

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This project is super simple to sew, you could even do it by hand if you like! Find out how to make a DIY bunny utensil holder that will look great on your table any time of year.

Easter Perler Beads

Get over 50 patterns for Easter perler beads! There are a variety of hama bead patterns including rabbits, Easter eggs, chicks, flowers, and more.

Stuffed Bunny Crochet

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Even if you are relatively new to crochet, this rabbit is easy to make! You create one square and then fold, connect and stuff.

What do you think? Which of these rabbit crafts will you be making? Let me know in the comments and then check out these other spring animal crafts:

Frog Crafts that Will Have Your Kids Jumping for Joy!
Chicken Crafts: Feathered Fun for All Ages
Bird Crafts for Kids: Creative Ideas for Feathered Fun
Wood Butterfly Decor for Spring
Bird Perler Beads (40+ Free Patterns!)