DIY Farmhouse Bunny Decor

I just know you’re going to love this DIY Farmhouse Bunny Decor because of how absolutely simple it is to bring to life (and how affordable it is too!)!

My goal in my business is to inspire others and give them the confidence to create home decor they love, while on a budget.

I know everyone’s budgets are different, so I try to give a variety of projects from Dollar Tree crafts to Hobby Lobby clearance ideas, and now I even have craft kits you can use in your decor!

More Easter decor inspiration

• Neutral Shiplap Bunnies Decor
• DIY Dollar Tree Easter Decor with Decoupaged Eggs
• DIY Dollar Tree Shabby Chic Easter Decor
• DIY Shabby Chic Easter Wreath

Watch the DIY tutorial

I shared how to make this super adorable and simple DIY Farmhouse Bunny Decor during a LIVE video on my Facebook page.

If you want to see the DIY process, craft along, or just join in on the fun conversations, you can watch the DIY tutorial replay on Facebook!

For this project, I will be using these items, but you can substitute where you want.

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• Dollar Tree 4×6 House Shaped Photo Frame
• Dollar Tree Metal Bunny
• Scrapbook Paper
• Dollar Tree Tumbling Tower Blocks
• Dollar Tree Jute Twine
• Greenery
• Buffalo Check Ribbon
• 15mm Half Wood Beads
• Mod Podge
• Apple Barrel Burnt Umber Acrylic Paint
• Apple Barrel Country Grey Acrylic Paint
• Waverly Ink Chalk Paint
• Waverly White Chalk Paint
• Hot Glue gun
• Glue Sticks

How to make a Farmhouse Bunny Decor

I started this adorable farmhouse Easter/spring decor project by cutting the scrapbook paper to be the same size and shape as the cardboard backing of the house-shaped picture frame.

Then, I applied a coat of Mod Podge directly onto the cardboard backing and placed the scrapbook paper piece onto the Mod Podge.

Use a rolling pin to smooth out any wrinkles or creases in the scrapbook paper, then allow the Mod Podge to dry. I like to use my heat gun to speed up the drying process.

Next, I worked on the metal bunny. I removed the burlap bow and painted the metal bunny with Waverly Ink Chalk Paint.

Once the black paint was dry, I painted a coat of Waverly white chalk paint onto the bunny. Then, I used a wet wipe to remove the white paint from the ridges of the metal bunny to create a distressed finish.

Bring it all together

I worked on the picture frame next. To embellish and add some extra detail, I hot glued 15mm half wood beads to the front of the picture frame.

Once the beads were all secured in place, I put the decoupaged cardboard backing into the picture frame. Then, I glued a Tumbling Tower block to the back of the metal bunny and glued it to the center of the picture frame.

Lastly, I tied a little bow out of the black buffalo check ribbon, secured it with a piece of jute twine, and glued it with a small piece of greenery to the metal bunny’s neck!

I hope you enjoyed this Farmhouse Bunny Decor as much as I did and decide to make it for yourself! If you do, I would love to see how yours turns out!

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If you loved this DIY, you might also like these DIY ideas!

• Hot Glue Mold DIY Home Decor
• Dollar Tree Trophy DIY Farmhouse Decor
• DIY Farmhouse Buffalo Check Gather Sign
• Simple Buffalo Check Farmhouse Plant Jar

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