How to Make a Cute DIY Bunny Wreath for Easter

Need an Easter wreath idea for your front door? Greet your guests with this adorable DIY bunny wreath and create a festive spring entry!

Add a festive touch to your entryway this spring with this gorgeous wreath DIY. Follow these step-by-step instructions and creative tips for creating your own delightful DIY bunny wreath, perfect for welcoming the Easter season.

Bunny Flower wreath on door

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This bright, sunny not-quite-yet spring day calls for a new front door wreath! With Easter just three Sundays away it’s time to kick the Easter decor in gear around here!

And this post is certainly chock full of Easter front door decor ideas! Today is the March edition of our monthly Handcrafted Society blog hop, and it’s all about spring and Easter wreaths! I’m joining 10 creative blogging friends sharing our fabulous front door creations.

If this is your first time to Perfecting Places, welcome! I’m so glad you stopped by! I’m Kim, and I blog about all things home decor! I love to share easy DIYs and crafts for your home as well as paint colors, design sources, and favorite decorating tips and tricks to help you make your house a home!

Handcrafted Society March Blog Hop featuring Spring and Easter Wreaths

The Handcrafted Society is a special group of my very talented blogging and crafting friends who come together each month to share one another’s beautifully crafted creations centered around a specific theme or craft medium for the month.

So if you’re looking for festive front door wreath ideas, this post is for you! At the end of this post you’ll find pictures and links to all of the gorgeous spring wreath ideas, so be sure to click through to see all of the wonderful creations!

How to Make a DIY Bunny Wreath

Every “bunny” deserves a fresh new look! This little DIY bunny wreath idea is more of a repurposed makeover project.

This simple little bunny wreath was given a whole new look with the addition of a few simple materials. He was pretty cute, to begin with, but now he’s next-level!

Craft Supplies to Make this DIY Easter Wreath:

You can find the items to create this DIY project at your local craft store or at the links below.

Supplies to make the bunny wreath

​Step-by-Step Process:

To make this DIY bunny wreath, I started with a grapevine bunny form I already owned. It was very similar to this grapevine bunny wreath.

Grapevine bunny wreath form repurposed

1. First, I deconstructed the wreath, being sure to save the small white berry picks and burlap bow to use again.

2. The second step in my process was gluing on the wood flowers to the front side of the bunny form. I used this bag of wood flowers which contained a variety of styles and sizes of wood flowers.

Add wood flowers to your bunny wreath
Add wood flowers to your DIY bunny wreath

I first planned out the arrangement of my flowers around the head body of the bunny. I used a hot glue gun to adhere the flowers to the grapevine wreath. 

If you like this wood flower spring craft, you might also enjoy this spring floral art project I made using these wood flowers.

I left the bunny ears as is, leaving the natural grapevine exposed to provide a little contast to the floral head and body.

3. After the flowers were attached, I covered the sides of the exposed areas of the grapevine wreath with moss.

Use a hot glue gun to add moss to a bunny grapevine wreath
Add moss to a bunny grapevine wreath
Add moss to a bunny grapevine wreath

 I simply added a small amount of hot glue and filled in the gaps around the flowers on the front of the wreath.

​I then covered the exposed sides of the wreath form with the moss. It was very easy to tuck the pieces of moss in and around the wood flowers. I do recommend wearing rubber gloves for this messy process.

Wood Flower bunny wreath

4. Tuck small pieces of a faux spring vining plant into the flowers around the bunny wreath. This touch of spring greenery softens the look of the wreath and adds a fresh touch. 

Add sprigs of faux vining plant

I used the hot glue gun to attach the vine pieces.

5. Finally, I added the small berry stems and burlap bow that I saved from the original deconstructed bunny wreath.

The small “pearlized” white berries tucked in around the wood flowers really dress up the bunny, and the burlap bow adds the perfect finishing touch! 

Add pearly white berry picks

If you don’t have a pre-made burlap bow, you can tie your own basic bow using burlap ribbon.

I used the hot glue gun to attach the berry stems around the flowers. I attached the burlap bow to the neck of the bunny using a bit of hot glue in the center of the bow. You can also use floral wire to reinforce it if you prefer.

DIY Bunny Wreath

Now this little bunny is all dressed up and ready to greet our guests! 

​Other Ways to Decorate the Bunny Wreath Form:

​There so many fun variations you can make to this simple bunny wreath idea.

  • Add small Easter eggs around the bunny form.
  • Glue colorful faux flowers around the wreath.
  • ​Cover the bunny with fuzzy pom poms
  • Cover the wreath form with colorful buttons.
  • ​Embellish the bunny with wood slices for a rustic look.
  • Wrap the bunny form in yarn.

Where to Hang the Spring Bunny Wreath:

This DIY bunny wreath is a nice neutral color, so he’s quite versatile and can be used to decorate a variety of places for spring! 

DIY Bunny Wreath on Blue Front Door

Of course I hung him on our front door to brighten up our front porch and greet our guests as they arrive. I love how pretty this little guy looks against out blue front door (painted Sherwin-Williams Endless Sea).

Bunny Easter Wreath hangin on mirrors

He’s also very cute layered over the twin mirrors on the wall in our breakfast area, where we can enjoy him in our kitchen. 

Bunny Easter Wreath hangin on mirrors with blue and white plate display

As you can see, this cute bunny wreath is quite the versatile piece of spring decor around our home!

Spring Bunny Wreath on front door painted Sherwin-Williams Endless Sea

I hope this simple DIY Easter bunny wreath idea inspires you to create (or recreate) your own DIY door decor for spring. Get your creative juices flowing and craft something special to welcome all who enter your home!

Happy Creating!

Kim
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The Handcrafted Society

Now be sure to visit all of my creative blogging friends below! You’ll find so many fabulous spring and Easter wreath ideas! Just click each link and enjoy all of the handcrafted inspiration and Easter decorations!

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14 Comments

  1. Your bunny wreath is beautiful. I love the neutral colors that you used for the wreath. It can stay out for the spring season.

  2. That is one adorable bunny! Love the mix of flowers with the little berry/buds and the leaf tendrils! What fun to be crafting with you!!!

  3. This bunny wreath is adorable, Kim! I love how you used the wooden flowers. And, it looks amazing on each different door!

  4. This bunny wreath is perfection, Kim! I love how you added the flowers and the moss to give it a gorgeous layered feel. It looks amazing against your blue door! Hugs, CoCo

  5. Hi Kim! I adore this wreath! Wood flowers are the best and when you add them to the cutest wreath form ever, you’ve got a winner! I love it, and I’m pinning it now!

  6. Kim, your wreath came out adorable. Don’t you love those wooden flowers? They are so fun to work with. Thanks for sharing such a fun wreath.

  7. Kim this the most darling bunny wreath! I love the wood flowers, the moss and the crowning touch of the big burlap bow! So perfect for spring indoors or outdoors! Pinning!

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