It’s that time of year – the daffodils and tulips are flowering, eggs turn weird colours and we get overstuffed with chocolate. Yep, Easter is just around the corner, so we thought we’d share a quick and easy Easter printable with you – DIY Easter boxes!
These little boxes couldn’t be easier to make and filled with some yummy treats would make great little gifts or even cute table decorations.
What you will need:
- Free DIY Bunny Box printable and DIY Carrot Box printable
- Scissors and craft knife
- Glue or double sided tape
- White pompoms (optional)
How to make them:
- Download the template and print it onto some A4 paper. To get the best results, we printed the bunny templates onto heavyweight paper and the carrots onto some normal printer paper.
- Cut out the carrots and bunnies with some scissors or a craft knife.
- Fold each of the templates along the dashed lines (for a really clean fold, score the paper along the dashed line with a craft knife first).
- Fold the box together and then, using the double-sided tape, stick the feet and head of the bunny onto the box.
- For a fun touch, we also added a little bunny tail (a white pompom) to the back of each box.
- Now all that’s left to do is fill your box with some yummy treats.
That’s all there is to it! From start to finish it probably only took me about 5 minutes to make each box (even less for the carrots).
Do you decorate your home for Easter? Have you already been stuffing your face with chocolate eggs? – I know I have!
The boxes are super adorable. Thanks for the tutorial.
I shared this article on my site.
Thanks Lauren! Glad you like them and thanks for the share!
Cx
I made these today, so cute. I had to shrink them to fit my paper, I’m in the US, but still adorable. My girls will like them. Thank you!
Thank you so much for your feedback, Julianne! It’s great to know that our printables are actually used!
Cx
Love these! I made three for friends and filled them with Hershey kisses as easter gifts and everyone loved them! So easy and cute! Though I didn’t scale the picture when I printed it. It cut off the very tip of part of the box, but it was still clear where to cut, so they turned put perfect. I’m debating whether to make more or not.
Thank you so much for the feedback Laura! So happy to hear that you all like the bunnies!
Happy Easter!
Cx
Thanks for the feedback Laura! So happy to hear that you all like the bunnies!
Happy Easter!
Cx
Eeekk….I can’t print without chopping bunny’s ears off. What paper size should I choose – a4 isn’t right for me :(
Oh no! Can you tick a box that says something like ‘scale to fit paper’? The box may be a tiny bit smaller but it shouldn’t matter too much.
Cx
I can’t get them to print very well on my printer. The lines are very light and do not show up well.
Sorry to hear you’re having problems. Maybe you could try printing in a better quality. We printed on normal and had no issues.
Hope that helps.
Cx
Thank you so much for sharing your cute Bunnies they will make a lovely gifts for some lovely Children I know for Easter.
Can I just say that you are the best! Thank you so much!
Of course, you can say that, Crystal! Thanks! :)
Cx
It’s so cute, thanks… I shared on my blog. Happy Easter!!
Glad you like them, Eliane!
Cx
Great template , well planned and simple to make , one of my daughters made a bunch for some friends at school . Thank you! Crispian
So glad to hear you like the bunny printable, Crispian! Have a lovely Easter!
Cx
Hi, my friend is a teacher in elementary school and I give her copy of bunny, now it is project for her class :)
…I made 6 rabbits for Easter for cousin’s kids, and all kids was very happy, first when they get bunny and then when they find out there is something inside…
How exciting, Tzerra! Thank you so much for sharing and I’m so happy to hear that the children liked them!
Cx