The Story of the Easter Bunny

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There is so much to color in here, and you can change up your art tools and mediums to make sure you’re up to the challenge. How do you think you will color in this cute bunny and its egg? It is amazing how many uses you can find for old books! You can craft them into just about anything—including Easter bunnies. This video tutorial will teach you how to make a bunny out of an old book in a few easy steps. What is fantastic about this project is how easy it is to set it up to display. Because of its fanned-out shape, it can stand up on its own, especially if you support it inside the original binding.

A bunny is enjoying a sniff of a flower in this sweet Easter coloring sheet. There’s an egg that’s so big that it would be tough for this tiny bunny to carry, and it’s not hidden very well! There are more potential egg mishaps in this next free Easter Bunny coloring sheet for kids! He seems to be enjoying a breath of fresh air as he leans on a tower of giant eggs that look like they’re ready to fall over. There are so many benefits to doing origami and you can easily get kids excited with simple projects like this one. DIY corner bookmarks are perfect to get them started in the wold of origami as kids can go beyond simple folding and add their personal touch to the project when they decorate them. And there are so many ways you can design and decorate your corner bookmark. The style that this Easter Bunny has been drawn in is a bit different to most of the other ones we’ve seen so far, but it is a really adorable little rabbit! For the next Easter Bunny coloring printable, we have what has to be one of the cutest bunnies so far in this collection, and that’s saying something!Cut out smaller matching shapes for the inner ears from the pink foam sheet and use hot glue to attach them to the outer ears. The egg is arguably what will first draw the eye on this picture, so it is another one that we would color with some bright and vibrant shades.

The bunny in this Easter Bunny coloring sheet is feeling the joy of Spring as she has some flowers in her hair while she holds her Easter egg! We’ve seen magicians pulling rabbits out of a hat before, but here we have a rabbit pulling eggs out of a hat instead in this charming Easter Bunny coloring sheet! Recent archaeological research appears to confirm the worship of Eostre in parts of England and Germany, with the hare as her main symbol. The Easter bunny therefore seems to recall these pre-Christian celebrations of spring, heralded by the vernal equinox and personified by the goddess Eostre. There’s a chance to show a lot of stunning colors in this image, as we have the colored Easter eggs along with some pretty flowers surrounding him. I think that this cute hatching Easter Bunny would look really nice with some unusual colors to reflect this strange situation.

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That flower is beautifully detailed, and you could achieve some stunning effects with your colors as you finish it off. Over a thousand years later, during the Iron Age, ritual burials for hares were common, and in 51 B.C.E., Julius Caesar mentioned that in Britain, hares were not eaten due to their religious significance. One tradition, known as the “ Hare Pie Scramble,” was held at Hallaton, a village in Leicestershire, England. It involved eating a pie made with hare meat and people “scrambling” for a slice. In 1790, the local parson tried to stop the custom due to its pagan associations, but he was unsuccessful, and the custom continues in that village until this day.