Bunny on a Plate Makes this Easter Wreath!

This tutorial shows you how to take a KMart or Walmart party plate and turn it into a Easter door wreath.

What you need

Large Party Platter
Black Placemat or cardstock
Plastic Easter Egg
Plastic Flowers for decoration
Easter Straw

Instructions

Easter is a time of celebration and joy, and what better way to celebrate than with a DIY craft project that is both fun and festive? In this tutorial, we will show you how to make a unique and eye-catching Easter wreath using a simple party plate and a few other basic supplies.

The focal point of this wreath is the bunny, which you can cut out from any material using the template.

The bunny is placed on a platter plate, which serves as the base for the wreath. The plate can be decorated with Easter-themed items such as ribbons, flowers, and Easter eggs.

One of the great things about this craft project is that it is easy to customize to your own personal style. You can choose a plate in your favorite color or pattern, and you can also choose a bunny that is the right size and color to match your plate.

To make this wreath, you will need a few basic supplies including a plate, a bunny cutout, a hot glue gun, scissors, and ribbon. You will also need some floral wire and floral tape, which you can find at most craft stores.

The first step in making this wreath is to attach the bunny to the plate using the hot glue gun. You will need to be careful when doing this as the bunny can be quite delicate and it is important not to burn it with the glue.

This Easter Bunny on a Plate Wreath is a fun and easy craft project that is perfect for both kids and adults. It is a great way to get into the Easter spirit and to decorate your home for the holiday. So, grab your supplies and get crafting today!

This tutorial uses a plastic party platter as the base. You will need some black vinyl or you can cut up a placemat like we did.

Start by tracing out your design on to the place mat. We used a wood grain from Walmart as we are using it for another project too.

Take the cut out and using hot glue stick it to the centre of your Party platter.

Next using small Easter decorations, decorate the front bottom of the wreath. We used a plastic egg that was painted gold as my feature. The other decorations are fairly self explanatory.

Glue a ribbon on to the back of the plate for hanging.