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DIY Bunny Ear Napkin Rings

DIY Bunny Ear Napkin Rings

Bunny ear napkin rings have been pretty popular the last couple years and I’m on board with it. I’m a sucker for cutesy and whimsy- how about you? Hope you said yes; let’s make some DIY bunny ear napkin rings!

When my husband and I were first dating we started to call each other “hunny bunny”. We would learn how to say rabbit in different languages and use the terms in cards and what not. We took the bunny-ness to the extreme by referring to our house as our burrow. And later when we started a family, we would say “our bunny family”.

Kind of corny and mushy, right?

Needless to say, I am a fan of bunnies. I don’t have hundreds of figurines or anything. But since having my kids, I have been buying bunny books, stuffies and rabbit print clothes.

So when blogging buddy Janet from A Life of Balance came up with a bunny theme for a blog hop, you bet I signed up. If you are joining from Carol’s site, Blue Sky at Home, welcome and thanks for coming over! Didn’t you love her decoupage bunnies and her sweet tree? Make sure to visit the others’ links when you get to the end of the post!

Now that you know about my bunny background, I hope you aren’t rolling your eyes too much to read the tutorial ha ha.

Gather materials for DIY bunny ear napkin rings.

materials for diy bunny napkin rings.

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Of course Easter is perfect for me to indulge in my fondness for bunnies. I love the bunny ear napkin rings I see while online shopping, but I am running out of space to store anymore dining supplies!

To get the same look I used materials I had on hand- napkin rings and raffia wrapped wire.

Bend the wire to create ears.

Craft with raffia wrapped wire

There isn’t an exact science to this step. The wire really lends itself to being bent in the ear shape.

Wrap excess wire.

DIY Bunny Ear Napkin Rings

Cut the wire with enough slack to wrap around your napkin ring holder.

Tuck wire to secure.

DIY Bunny Ear Napkin Rings

After tucking the wire, straighten as needed.

Some of the raffia frays when you cut the wire, and that’s where the glue gun comes in.

Glue down any loose bits as needed.

Accessorize with your DIY bunny ear napkin rings!

Easter tablescape with vintage plates

These little ears will look perfect with any style. I pulled out a vintage tablecloth from my grandma, then mixed in some vintage plates with newer dishware.

Last year I found beautiful vintage tea tins at a thrift shop. I know they have been seen all over magazines, Pinterest as vases for floral arrangements, but I couldn’t help giving it a try.

Incorporating dyed Easter eggs would look pretty on the table too.

If you aren’t the DIY, crafty type, you can definitely buy some ready-made napkin rings. Check out the cute ones linked below.

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DIY Bunny Ear Napkin Rings

Thanks so much for visiting my casa! Hop on over to Kim from Cottage in the Mitten next. I think you will enjoy how she used burlap to create an easy bunny wreath for Easter. All projects are linked below for your enjoyment!

More Amazing Easter Egg Inspiration

Click the links below the images to go straight to their posts. ENJOY!

Easter Bunny blog hop crafts

Chalking Up Success // Cloches & Lavender // Simple Nature Decor

Easter Bunny blog hop crafts

A Life of Balance // Sweet Valley Acres // Bluesky at Home // This Dear Casa

Easter Bunny blog hop crafts

Cottage in the Mitten // Saved from Salvage // Cottage on Bunker HillDIY

Shop for all the bunny things!

Just click on the items below for details. I selected items for your table as well as some toys and clothes that would make great gifts.

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  8. Marie – I was sure I commented on your blog during the blog hop. I am not seeing it now 😦 I loved this project so much. It is cute and natural and subtle. I love subtle projects that will make guests smile. Well done as always!

    1. Hi! I thought you did too. I remember responding ☺️ But I’ve had people report that they weren’t able to comment on some of my posts! I’m not sure what’s going on! Thanks for your diligence!! 💗

  9. I enjoyed this post so much and I wanted you to know that this post will be featured on Tuesday Turn About Link Party this week! Thanks for sharing this adorable project and I hope to see you at the party! 😊

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