Make your own adorable no-sew sock bunnies! These no-sew sock bunnies are the perfect craft for Easter. Easy to make, the no-sew sock bunny will delight work well as table decor, make a cute gift, and more. Versatile and highly customizable, these No-Sew Sock Bunnies will delight children and adults alike.
No Sew Sock Bunny
These have to be the cutest, easiest to make, Easter decorations! If you are fresh out of Easter decoration ideas, make a family of these sweet little bunnies.
If you would like some other cute and easy spring/Easter crafts, this Easy DIY Bunny Butt Wreath is adorable! ThisHand Painted Robin Eggs Bird Nest Décor is simple to make, and those of you with children may want to consider this Easter Bunny Garland!
Tips and variations for making this no-sew socck bunny craft:
● Different looks are achieved by the type and style of sock used to make the bunny.
● Some socks are quite thin. Make sure there are no words on your bag facing outward when you bunch up the bags. You wouldn’t want a logo showing through on your sock bunny.
● You may have to experiment with the number of clean, empty plastic bags you will need because all bags are different sizes and thicknesses.
● These are not meant to be children’s toys. The googly eyes can come off, plastic bags are a hazard for children to play with – these are decorations, not toys!
No Sew Sock Bunny Materials:
● Socks
● Plastic Shopping Bags
● Rubber Bands
● Ribbon
● Googly Eyes
● Pink Pom Pom
● White Pom Poms
No Sew Sock Bunny Tools:
● Scissors
● Glue Gun
● Glue Sticks
No Sew Sock Bunny Directions:
● For large, grey bunny, 7 plastic bags were used for the body and 4 for the head (ladies socks).
● For the small, striped bunny, 3 bags for the body, 1 for the head (girls socks).
● You may have to experiment with the number of clean, empty plastic bags you will need because all bags are different sizes and thicknesses.
● Take clean, dry, plastic shopping bags and bunch them into a ball.
● Note: some socks are quite thin. Make sure there are no words on your bag facing outward when you bunch up the bags. You wouldn’t want a logo showing through on your sock bunny.
● Stuff the plastic bag-ball into the bottom of the sock.
● Shape the sock so it stands upright, and looks like a “bunny bottom.”
● Secure the top with a rubber band.
● Reshape if necessary.
● Bunch plastic bags in a ball to create the head.
● Place plastic bag-ball inside the sock, making certain the heel of the sock is on the back of the bunny head.
● Shape and secure with a rubber band.
● Tie a ribbon around the neck of the sock bunny.
● Affix Googly Eyes, nose and mouth with hot glue.
● To cut the ears, lay the bunny flat on a surface and cut down the center of the sock.
● Trim the ears to the length you desire and angle the ends to make an ear shape.
● Place your sock bunny in a bowl with some Easter grass for tabletop decor. Make several different size no-sew sock bunnies and line up a family of sock bunnies on your fireplace mantel. Place a no-sew sock bunny or two in an Easter basket in a foyer – the ideas are simply endless what you can do with this adorable, simple to make, no-sew sock bunny craft!
No Sew Sock Bunny
No-Sew Sock Bunny. Make your own adorable no-sew sock bunnies! These no-sew sock bunnies are the perfect craft for Easter. Easy to make, the no-sew sock bunny will delight work well as table decor, make a cute gift, and more. Versatile and highly customizable, these No-Sew Sock Bunnies will delight children and adults alike.
Materials
- Socks
- Plastic Shopping Bags
- Rubber Bands
- Ribbon
- Googly Eyes
- Pink Pom Pom
- White Pom Poms
Tools
- Scissors
- Glue Gun
- Glue Sticks
Instructions
- Cover your work surface against burns and cuts.
- For the large, grey bunny, 7 plastic bags were used for the body and 4 for the head (ladies socks). For the small, striped bunny, 3 bags for the body, 1 for the head (girls socks). You may have to experiment with the number of clean, empty plastic bags you will need because all bags are different sizes and thicknesses.
- Take clean, dry, plastic shopping bags and bunch them into a ball. Note: some socks are quite thin. Make sure there are no words on your bag facing outward when you bunch up the bags. You wouldn’t want a logo showing through on your sock bunny.
- Stuff the plastic bag-ball into the bottom of the sock.
- Shape the sock so it stands upright, and looks like a “bunny bottom.”
- Secure the top with a rubber band.
- Reshape if necessary.
- Bunch plastic bags in a ball to create the head.
- Place plastic bag-ball inside the sock, making certain the heel of the sock is on the back of the bunny head.
- Shape and secure with a rubber band.
- Tie a ribbon around the neck of the sock bunny.
- Affix Googly Eyes, nose, and mouth with hot glue.
- To cut the ears, lay the bunny flat on a surface and cut down the center of the sock.
- Trim the ears to the length you desire and angle the ends to make an ear shape.
- Place your sock bunny in a bowl with some Easter grass for tabletop decor. Make several different size no-sew sock bunnies and line up a family of sock bunnies on your fireplace mantel. Place a no-sew sock bunny or two in an Easter basket in a foyer – the ideas are simply endless what you can do with this adorable, simple to make, no-sew sock bunny craft!
Notes
These are decorations, NOT toys!
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beth c says
this is so fabulous! i’m going to do this tonight or tomorrow, but since i have all sorts of destroyed clothing and am not a huge fan of plastic i’m going to fill holey socks with fabric pieces to make my bunny innards! 🙂 thanks so much for the inspiration & the super fun and easy craft!
Pat says
Please do not use these for toys, unless you are going to sew the nose and cheeks on and use embroidery for the eyes. I think they are darling for the craft they are show for.
Linda says
you could also stuff the bunny with old nylons and knee-highs.
Barbara says
I love this project I have 3 great grandchildren and wait to make these plus 3 children next door just in time for Easter. I also have a Ronald McDonald house and I think these children would love these thank you
Betty says
These would be great as an ornament but could not be used as a toy, espescially for smaller children– could be a choking hasard