Rabbit and bunny Coloring Pages for All Ages

Bunny coloring pages don’t have to end once the crayons are put away. Save your finished pages; these adorable Easter bunny craft ideas turn them into decorations, cards, gifts, and spring keepsakes you can enjoy all season.

Rabbit Flower Vase Wraps

Give a plain vase a spring makeover by wrapping it with cut-out bunnies from your coloring pages. Add a few glue-on flowers or a ribbon bow for a sweet spring table decoration. It works beautifully on planters, too tuck paper bunny ears behind a small succulent for a cute “garden bunny” effect.

DIY Bunny Wrapping Paper

Shrink your bunny pages or print them in black-and-white, color them in, and use them as unique wrapping paper for small spring gifts. Kids love making these, and the personal touch makes the gift even more special.

Simple Bunny Cupcake Toppers

Cut out your finished bunny, glue it to a toothpick or straw, and place it into frosted cupcakes. You can also make edible bunnies by dusting marshmallows with sugar and adding candy eyes.

Create a Bunny Garden Scene

Turn a shoebox into a miniature spring garden. Color several bunny pages, cut out the characters, and glue them inside along with paper flowers, grass, and clouds. This makes a fun classroom craft or rainy-day activity.

Easter or Spring Greeting Cards

Shrink the bunny image to the corner of a page, fold it twice, and color it in. Add a message like “Happy Easter” or “Hello Spring.” Kids can decorate the inside with stickers, drawings, or glitter.

Bunny Watercolor Paintings

Mount a bunny coloring page on cardboard and let kids paint over it with watercolors. They can use realistic colors or decorate the bunny with rainbow patterns. This turns a simple coloring page into a frame-worthy piece of art.

Easy Bunny Masks

Choose a rabbit facing forward and enlarge it if needed. Color it in, cut out the face, and punch holes on both sides. Tie yarn or ribbon to create a wearable bunny mask for Easter parties or pretend play.

Rabbit Fact Booklets

Perfect for science units! Let kids write a few fun facts about rabbits around their coloring page, then punch holes and tie the pages together with yarn to create their own bunny fact booklet.

Cotton Ball Bunnies

Color everything except the rabbit’s body. Then fill the bunny shape with glued cotton balls for a fluffy, 3D bunny. Don’t forget the cotton tail!

Bunny Candy Pouches

Print two copies of a simple bunny outline, color both, and cut around the shape, leaving a small border. Sew or glue the edges, leaving the top open. Add mini candies, then seal. A cute handmade gift for friends and classmates.

Bunny Doorknob Hangers

Stuff two matching bunny cutouts with cotton to make them puffy, add ribbon through the ears, and hang them on a bedroom doorknob. Kids can add messages like “Welcome” or “Hop Away!”

Rabbit Treat Bags

Cut out a brightly colored bunny and glue it to the front of a plain paper bag. Let the ears peek above the top edge for extra charm. Perfect for Easter egg hunts, classroom treats, or party favors.

Rabbit Gift Tags

Shrink a bunny image, color it, cut it out, and write “To:” and “From:” across the front. Tie it to a gift with ribbon around the bunny’s neck or tape it directly to the present.