Have you ever folded your Easter dinner napkins to look like bunny ears?  You probably have.

Today, I am sharing how to DIY some Easter eggs to use with your folded bunny ear napkins!  I like to make bunny tail eggs for my napkins!

Since I was making one to show you, I decided to also make one with the front of a bunny to demonstrate how easy it would be to include bunny face eggs as well.  You can choose to make just the backside eggs to use with your napkins – like I do – or, mix up bunny backsides and bunny faces on your Easter table!

All you need are pompoms to glue to the eggs.  Use a white one for the bunny’s tail and a pink one for the bunny’s nose.

To add a little character to my bunny, I first added some spots to the eggs so my bunny would not be pure white.  I did this by making up a taupe egg dye and adding a little bit of color variation to my bunny.  Black or gray dye work for ‘bunny spots’ as well.  Once you have dyed your eggs – if you choose to – use a glue gun to add the tail and nose to your bunny eggs.  A fine point permanent marker is perfect to add the rest of the bunny face detail to the egg with the pink ‘nose.’

Once the eggs are complete, Use the diagram here to help fold two napkins appropriately.  Add ribbon to keep the eggs in place and to position the ‘ears.’

A perfect little DIY for your Easter table!  Change up the bunny and napkin colors to best match your décor.  I used taupe and white, but you can use whatever colors work for you.  Eggs dyed gray paired with gray napkins work well too.  You can also create a variety of different expressions on your bunnys’ faces.  Have fun with it!

Thanks for stopping by!

Remember to take pleasure in simple things, Jackie