Dollar Tree Bunny Head Shelf Sitter

Take a Hop on the Wild Side with this cute and easy Leopard Print Bunny Head shelf sitter for spring and Easter. The best part of this cute craft? Its budget friendly since it’s made with almost all Dollar Tree craft supplies! So let’s hop to it and I’ll show you how to create this fun DIY decor!

Dollar Tree Leopard Print Bunny Head Decor shelf sitter with 3 mini wood carrots, and a burlap sign that says "Hop on the Wild Side". DIY Decor for Spring and Easter.

You really can’t go wrong with a little bit of leopard print thrown into your spring and Easter decor. Am I right?

Don’t get me wrong, I love the colorful Easter crafts and decor, but I ALSO love a good neutral vibe as well. The Rustic Bunny family that I made last year is my FAVE.

But the only way I love my neutral is with…….you guessed it….LEOPARD!

Of course, if leopard ain’t yo thang, then you can totally do this any color or style you like.

So let me show you how I turned this Dollar Tree Bunny Head into a fun piece of DIY Spring and Easter decor with a little bit of a wild side.

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Supplies Needed to Make a Dollar Tree Bunny Head Shelf Sitter

How to Make a Dollar Tree Bunny Head Shelf Sitter

I made this Leopard Print Bunny Head on video. So you can WATCH the tutorial by clicking below.

Watch the video HERE

First step of this cute and easy DT Bunny Head is to stain the wood bunny head, Jenga Block, AND the rectangular wood base with Antique Wax. I used a scrap piece from Dollar Tree for the base, but you could just as easily use a paint stick or a couple of shims as the base.

Next, Trace the bunny head onto the leopard print scrapbook paper (or any paper!) and cut it out.

Then Mod Podge the paper to the bunny head and sand the edges to give it a finished look.

The front of the wood bunny head showing that it is decoupaged with leopard print scrapbook paper.

Cut a small black heart for the bunny nose, and glue it to the bunny face with some twine “whiskers”.

Glue a small lace simple bow to the bunnies head, and add a small sunflower embellishment to the center of the bow.

A cute and simple white lace bow with a sunflower on the top of the bunny head.

Now, hot glue the bunny head to the base, using a Jenga Block behind it as support like you see below.

Glue some excelsior all around the bunny head and the base so that it covers the Jenga block and gives the bunny a little “nest” to lay in.

The back of the wood bunny head showing that it is stained brown with antique wax.

Paint 2 small wood carrots, and then dirty them up using Antique Wax.

I glued 2 of them on the left side together, and then 1 on the right. The carrot on the right will be used as support for our little sign next.

Small wood carrots on the bottom of the shelf sitter with excelsior.

Now to make the little sign! Cut a square of burlap and fray the edges. Then cut a square of thin cardboard or Kraft paper, and glue it to the burlap.

Use the mini alphabet stamps to stamp “Hop on the Wild Side” or whatever cute and clever saying you come up with.

Glue the sign to a wood skewer so that it makes a standing sign and then glue it to the base right in front of the carrot so that it helps it to stand up.

A small sign with burlap that says "Hop on the wild side".

Oh.EM.GEE. I just love how this turned out!

The Dollar Tree Leopard Bunny Head looks so cute with that wood biscuit carrot in the background that we made in my subscription group, The CRafterparty!

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