DIY Dollar Tree Bunny Cloche: Easy & Adorable Easter Craft

Tools and Materials:

• 1 glass jar with lid
• 1 tinsel bunny head
• 1 full roll of twine (natural jute)
• Faux white lilac flowers
• Mini decorative carrots
• Hot glue sticks
• Scissors
• Ribbon (your choice of color or pattern)

1. Remove the Tinsel from the Bunny Head

Start by stripping all the tinsel off the Easter Bunny's head.

Most of the seasonal decor at Dollar Tree is easy to take apart, and you’ll be left with a plain plastic base that’s perfect for wrapping.

2. Wrap the Bunny Head with Twine

Take a full roll of Dollar Tree twine and begin wrapping it around the bunny head.

Start at one end and work your way around, using hot glue as needed to secure the twine in place.

Cover the entire surface so it looks natural and rustic.

3. Add a Touch of Spring with Faux Flowers

Cut a small piece from your bunch of faux white lilacs (or any spring floral you prefer).

These will add a soft, seasonal touch to your bunny cloche.

4. Flip the Jar and Attach the Bunny

Remove the lid from your jar and turn the jar upside down. Peel off any stickers or barcodes.

Then, using hot glue, secure your twine-wrapped bunny head to the center of the jar’s base (now the top of the cloche).

5. Decorate the Cloche

Get creative!

Glue your faux flowers to one side of the bunny and add a cute bow with ribbon.

You can also wrap a little extra twine around the base of the jar for added texture.

6. Fill the Jar with Easter Decor

To complete the look, fill the inside of the jar with faux carrots, mini eggs, or more florals—whatever fits your Easter theme.

Then carefully place the jar over the bunny head to create your finished cloche.

DIY Bunny Cloche Using Dollar Tree Supplies

That’s it—your DIY Dollar Tree bunny cloche is done! Isn’t it amazing what a few simple materials and a little creativity can do?

This project is not only budget-friendly and beginner-approved, but it also adds such a cute and personal touch to your Easter setup.

Don’t be afraid to make it your own—try different florals, add a bunny face, or even pop in a mini egg nest for an extra Easter vibe.

The best part? You probably already have most of what you need in your craft stash.

If you enjoyed this project, I’d love to hear from you! Drop a comment below!

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May you all have a blessed Easter!