felt carrot candy pouches, our 10-minute fleece bunnies or our POP TART bunny houses---a very popular post right now!

These bags are just the right size to fill with a bag of microwave popcorn. They also make great centerpieces filled with our bunny bait snack mix.

They take just minutes to make and a great project for kids. Just a few snips of the scissors and a hand drawn face using a permanent marker. If you'd like to get really creative, pull out some craft eyes, glue, some pipe cleaners for whiskers, and a pom pom for a bunny tail!
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Turn paper lunch sacks into bunny treat bags with just a few snips of the scissors. So fun for Easter treats and snacks!
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Turn paper lunch sacks into bunny treat bags with just a few snips of the scissors. A quick and easy way to make your next movie night even more fun! Make them with brown, white or colored bags. You could even use these as simple Easter baskets filled with plastic eggs and Easter grass.Brown Bag Bunny Bag Supplies
- paper lunch bag
- scissors
- markers
Bunny Treat Bags (Popcorn Bags)
Brown Bag Bunny Treat Bags
Turn paper lunch sacks into bunny treat bags with just a few snips of the scissors. So fun for Easter treats and snacks!
Yield: 1 bag
Cost: under $1
Equipment
- scissors
- permanent markers
Materials
- brown paper lunch bag
Instructions
- Using the photo as a guide, draw two ears and connect them with a line in the center.
- Trim around the outline with scissors.
- When you open the bag there will be 8 ears, 2 on each side. Cut off the ears on the sides of the bag, leaving only the front and back ears.
- Open bag and fill with popcorn or other treats.
Video
Notes
Note: You can also cut off the back ones if you'd like, but we liked having the front and the back of the bag look the same.
The Freshman Cook says
So stinking cute! You are very clever and I imagine everyone loves these! Thank you for sharing at Celebrate It!