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DIY Bunny and Flower Hanging Plaque

Transform your home into a springtime haven with an adorable and creative DIY Bunny and Flower Hanging Plaque! Today, I'm sharing an easy tutorial for decorating a plywood bunny and flower hanging plaque. This hands-on craft is simple, and you'll love displaying it in your home once you're finished. Come along and create one with me!

Wooden bunny head plaque with flowers and moss

Video tutorial

Materials:


- One bunny with flowers plaque (size: 4.13" x 6.45" x 0.2")

- Hot glue

- Craft moss

- White paint marker

- Acrylic paint

- Paintbrush

- Mod Podge

- Decorative tissue paper

- Scissors


Materials for wooden bunny head plaque

Step One: Adding Acrylic Paint to the Bunny Head


Begin by applying acrylic paint to the bunny head plaque. I chose brown paint for my bunny. I added a bit of water to thin the paint, ensuring it wouldn’t go on too thick. When applying the paint, focus on the outer edges and make those areas darker. Allow the paint to dry completely.

Acrylic paint and wooden bunny head plaque

Step Two: Adding Decorative Tissue Paper and Mod Podge

This step is optional, but I enjoy incorporating decorative paper into my projects. I have a beautiful floral tissue paper that I love to use. Using a paintbrush, I applied a thin layer of Mod Podge to the inner section of the bunny head plaque. Then, I cut a piece of tissue paper and placed it over the Mod Podge, smoothing any creases. After that, I applied a second layer of Mod Podge over the tissue paper and used my heating tool to speed up the drying process. Use a craft knife to cut away any excess tissue paper.

Decorative tissue paper, Mod Podge, and bunny plaque

Step Three: Painting the Flowers

Next, I decided to paint the flowers. I selected light pink and purple for the flowers, and a green mixed with white for the leaves.

Assorted paints and wooden bunny head

Step Four: Outlining with a Paint Marker
I outlined the flowers with a white paint marker and added outlines to some areas on the tissue paper.

Paint marker and wooden bunny head

Final Step: Adding Craft Moss

I added a thin layer of craft moss over the painted flowers to complete the project and included one paper flower.

Craft moss and painted wooden bunny head plaque

I am thrilled with how this craft turned out, and it looks fantastic displayed alongside my other Spring and Easter decorations. Thank you for joining me in this creative process! If you create your own version, please let me know—I would love to see it.

Decorative bunny head plaque with flowers and moss


Pinterest pin showing bunny and flower hanging plaque




Comments

  1. This is so sweet, Stephanie! I love what you did with this. So cute.

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    1. Pam, thank you so much! You made my day! 😊

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  2. I just think it's amazing what you can do with "plain"/starter craft items. This is SO cute. Visiting from the Crazy Little Lovebirds linkup.

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    1. Jennifer, you're so kind. I appreciate it. I love coming up with different craft ideas. I appreciate you visiting and commenting. Have a wonderful day!

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  3. You find the cutest things to decorate with! This is adorable. Visiting from the Crazy Little Lovebirds linkup.

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    1. Lisa, thank you! I always appreciate your visits. I'm glad you enjoyed the craft.

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  4. This is absolutely gorgeous. It would look perfect on our front door.

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    1. Laura, thank you! Give it a try; it's an easy project, as well. Thanks for stopping by.

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  5. Love this Steph! So perfect for Spring and Easter. Featuring when my link party opens!

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    1. Carol, thank you very much. I'm happy you enjoyed it.

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  6. I love how you take everyday items and turn them into something spectacular, Steph! This bunny is gorgeous! Thanks for sharing. Creatively, Beth

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  7. Steph, you always share the most ADORABLE but completely DOABLE tutorials! Thanks for sharing! Creatively, Beth

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