How to Make an Easter Bunny With Clothespins

Video Transcript

"My name is Courtney Hester on behalf of Expert Village and in this clip we're going to be making an Easter bunny. We're going to take a round topped clothespin and we're going to paint the head part white. Once we've done that, we need to paint the top part of this from about the neck down to almost the split part, a color for the shirt, you can pick any color you want. I painted mine green, once we've done that and it's dried, we need to paint the pants and I'm going to paint mine blue. Now that we've done that, it's time to give our rabbit some ears. I'm going to take this white piece of foam and I'm going to draw some ears and then cut them out. Now that I have my ears, I want to make some little pinks for the inside. So I take my pink foam and I draw some smaller pieces for the inside and I cut those out. Now I have my pink inserts and I'm going to glue those onto the ears. Now that we have our ears complete, we're going to need to glue them onto our clothespin. I'm going to add some glue and I'm going to glue these to the back. Now our bunny has his ears. Now that I've put the ears on my bunny I'd like to give him a bow tie. So I'm going to take my pink foam and I'm going to draw just an 8 and then cut that out for the bow tie. Now that I've cut out his bow tie, I'm going to glut it on to his neck. For his arms I'm going to take the pipe cleaner and hold it up to the rabbit's body and I'm going to cut it just a little bit longer than the shirt part. Once I've cut that, I'm going to glue the arms right behind the bow tie. Once the glue is dry, we're going to bend the pipe cleaner to make arms. Now that we've given him arms we need to complete our bunny by giving him a face, we're going to do that just using markers and now we have our Easter bunny."