Copycat Hobby Lobby Easter Bunny Decor

When you see something in Hobby Lobby that you just Love for your Easter Decor, but you don’t love price tag, you make a copycat version of it yourself! DIY Easter Bunny and Egg decor is the best decor! Say it with me…”I can make that!”

Hobby Lobby Copycat Easter Bunny and egg DIY Decor with floral bunny, buffalo check and leopard print eggs.

I know you’ve done it before too. Shopping in a store. See something super cute. Check out the price tag. CRINGE. And say “I can make that!”

Well that’s exactly how it went with this adorable little Easter Bunny and Egg decor that I saw at Hobby Lobby.

Hobby Lobby original version of the Floral, buffalo check, and leopard print easter bunny and egg decor.

With some Dollar Tree wooden eggs, scrapbook paper/fabric, and some good ‘ole fashioned cardboard, this copycat version was brought to life! The original Hobby Lobby version was about $19.99 (full price), but I made mine for under $2, but really less than that because some of the stuff like the fabric was scraps from my stash! If it’s NEARLY free, it’s for me!

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Supplies Needed to make a Hobby Lobby Easter Bunny Copycat

Supplies needed to make a copycat version of a Hobby Lobby Easter bunny and egg decoration.

5 gallon paint stick- Cut to about 8″ (You may not even need this)
Cardboard Egg cutout or wood eggs
Cardboard Bunny cutout or a wood bunny
Leopard scrapbook paper
Gingham/Buffalo check fabric or scrapbook paper
Floral scrapbook paper
Popsicle stick
Mod Podge
Hot glue gun

How to Make a Copycat Hobby Lobby Easter Decor

I made this adorable Copycat Hobby Lobby Easter Bunny decor on video, so you can WATCH the step by step tutorial HERE.

Amanda with the completed project on a facebook live thumbnail.

Watch the video tutorial here

For this one I just happened to have 2 wooden eggs that I pulled off of a Dollar Tree Easter sign, but I didn’t have a Bunny. So cardboard to the rescue! Just google “Bunny Template” and grab a free image from Google to print, cut and trace onto your cardboard.

Easter bunny template traced onto a piece of cardboard.

Once you cut that our, you’ll just trace the shape onto your scrapbook paper and then Mod Podge it on. Same with the two eggs, make one Gingham and one leopard print.

Cutting out the cardboard easter bunny with an X-acto knife.

Next just glue them all together and use a popsicle stick to prop it up like you would a picture frame. If you need to, you can then use a 5 gallon paint stick as the “base”, but I ended up not needing to do that since they stayed together and stood up on their own. Add a little raffia bow in the Bunny’s ears and you’ve got yourself a Hobby Lobby Copycat for about $2!

Are you going to make this Hobby Lobby Copycat Bunny for Easter this year? If you do, I’d love to see it! Pop on over to our free Craftspiration Facebook group, and join in on the fun by posting a pic of your completed DIY’s and crafts. I just love to see all your creative and crafty creations!

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