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Diy Bunny Treat Bags

February 13, 2019 By: Linda @ Mixed Kreations6 Comments

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Hi All! For once I am getting an early start on an upcoming holiday (Easter). Today I am going to share some fun little Easter Bunny Treat Bags for a party or giving homemade goodies to someone special. These cute little bags are made from plain brown paper bags. Lunch bag size would be the perfect size to use for these little treat bags. But for this project, I am using what I have on hand, one lunch size, and another a little bit larger. Both wrinkled, but nothing a little ironing won’t fix to make them straight and crisp again. The bunny tails will be made out of a dyed coffee filter.

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Supplies for Easter Bunny Treat Bags

Small brown paper lunch bags
Coffee filters
Teaspoon of coffee
Hot glue gun (similar to mine) and glue sticks
Twine
Flower sprigs
Scissor’s

How to Make Easter Bunny Treat Bags

First of all, start out by dying your coffee filter in a cup of coffee. Squeeze out the excess water then lay flat to dry. One filter was able to make two bunny tails.

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Diy Bunny Treat Bags, How to make bunny treat bags from paper bags, MixedKreations.com

Next, I folded the bag in half lengthwise and cut the bunny ears.

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Then I ironed the used paper bags to get them stiff and somewhat crisp again for a wrinkled used bag. LOL

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Once the dyed coffee filter was dry, I started cutting it in a spiral. Like when making spiral rosettes, except cutting a wider than normal spiral.

Diy Bunny Treat Bags, How to make bunny treat bags from paper bags, MixedKreations.com
Diy Bunny Treat Bags, How to make bunny treat bags from paper bags, MixedKreations.com

Starting at one end start twisting the filter and hot gluing it as I did for my burlap and fabric flower.

Diy Bunny Treat Bags, How to make bunny treat bags from paper bags, MixedKreations.com
Diy Bunny Treat Bags, How to make bunny treat bags from paper bags, MixedKreations.com

When I got about halfway through the spiral I then cut the filter and glued the end down. Repeating the same steps for each bunny tail you make.

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Hot glue the bunny tails in the lower center of each paper bag.

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For the ears, I hot glued the top edges of each set of ears to hold them together as one ear.

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Diy Bunny Treat Bags, How to make bunny treat bags from paper bags, MixedKreations.com

Now fill your Easter Bunny Treat Bags with some goodies then wrap a piece of twine around the paper bag a few times just under the ears. Gathering the bag some and tie a knot or bow.

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Add a flower sprig and gift tab if you like.

Diy Bunny Treat Bags, How to make bunny treat bags from paper bags

That’s all there is to these adorable Easter Bunny Treat Bags.

Do you like making your own treat bags and containers for homemade goodies?

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  1. Mary says

    February 17, 2019 at 9:16 am

    Linda these are so so adorable and a great way to use up all those brown bags we always seem to accumulate! Love that cute bunny tail.

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    • Linda @ Mixed Kreations says

      February 19, 2019 at 6:28 am

      Thank you Mary! I do seem to have a collection of brown paper bags that I never use. Hmmm need to come up with more projects using them. LOL

      Reply
  2. Michelle Leslie says

    February 19, 2019 at 4:42 am

    I adore your bunny bags with their coffee filter nose. Soooooo, so cute Linda. And then you go and put flowers in the hair and make them even better. What a lovely way to give treats for Easter.

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    • Linda @ Mixed Kreations says

      February 19, 2019 at 6:27 am

      Thank you Michelle! Be even cuter with a fresh sprig of rosemary, or another plant.

      Reply
  3. Babychaser says

    March 18, 2019 at 1:21 pm

    These are really cute!! I just had to pin it to my Spring board! 🙂

    Blessings,
    Babychaser

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    • Linda @ Mixed Kreations says

      March 22, 2019 at 9:07 am

      Thank you! I do love how they turned out. Cute was to give homemade treats. Thanks for pinning! 🙂

      Reply

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