The only thing cuter than a bunny planter is a hanging bunny planter.
Jennifer Ramos
Check out this episode of DIY This with Jennifer Perkins for details on how to make a bunny planter and a bonus Easter basket. Read on to find out how to do it.
Supplies:
Clean the bottles and dry completely. Trace the shape of a bunny on bottles. Use craft scissors to cut rabbits. Sand or trim any rough edges.
Use craft paint that sticks to plastic and coats the outside of the bottle.
Add details like pink ears, tiny noses, and whiskers.
At this point, the bunnies can be tabletop gardeners. To make them hang, you'll need a rope and a hand punch.
Use a drill or large punch to add four evenly spaced holes to the top edge of the bunny bottle.
Cut two pieces of cording the same length. Run the trace through the holes making an X. Tie a knot in the holes and add a bit of glue to help hold it in place.
Jennifer Ramos
Gather two strands at the top making sure the planter hangs evenly and tie a knot leaving some hanging space.
Jennifer Ramos
Add the plants and hang. Perfect for Easter, but cute enough to leave on all year.
