This is a very easy Easter craft. You should be able to find most of the materials around the house. If you have any mismatched socks lying around, this is a great way to use them. I didn’t have any, so I bought some socks at the dollar store. This craft was a little too advanced for my 2 year old to help with, but he loves playing with them.
Download Lowcountry Child's craft PDF here.
Materials
- Socks-preferably kid sized
- Rice, beans, lentil or noodles
- Rubber bands
- Glue
- Scissors
- Felt
- Cotton ball or white pom-pom
Instructions
- Fill an old sock with dried beans, lentils, noodles, rice (whatever you have in your pantry will work). I used dry noodles, since that is what I had. Fill the sock to about the heel. Use a rubber band to close the sock tightly.
- Tie a ribbon around the sock just below the heel to form the head. I first used a rubber band to make sure it was tight enough.
- Next cut the cuff of the sock into ears by rounding the edges. I used the scraps from another sock bunny to fill the ears in with a contracting color.
- Cut out eyes, nose and teeth from felt and attach with glue. Attach a cotton ball or white pom-pom with glue to make the tail.
Source: Family Fun
