Easy Bunny Treat Bags Made From Brown Bags

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! This shop has been compensated by Collective Bias, Inc. and its advertiser.

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!

We have children in almost every phase of life right now. Teen, tween, elementary age, and toddler. We love watching family movies together, but sometimes it’s fun to treat one or two of them to their own special movie night.

Dad and the boys weren’t home so us girls settled in for an early dinner and a movie. The Peter Rabbit DVD came out on Tuesday (May 1st) so we had our movie night at 5pm to avoid staying up too late on a school night. To make it special we pulled out our TV trays (aka bar stools), dinner and made these fun bunny treat bags for our popcorn.

I made these little rabbit popcorn bags for the girls out of a paper lunch sack. Nothing fancy, really. Just a few snips of the scissors and a hand drawn face using a permanent marker.

Bunny Treat Bags (Popcorn Bags)

Step 1: Using the above photo as a guide, draw two ears and connect them with a line in the center.

Step 2: Trim around the outline with scissors.

Step 3: 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.

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.

Orville Redenbacher’s popcorn is the only leading brand of microwave popcorn with no artificial preservatives, flavors, or dyes in its products.

Turn a brown paper bag into a Peter Rabbit popcorn bag (or treat bag!) with just a few snips of the scissors. A quick and easy way to make movie night even more fun!

I found everything that I needed for our movie night at Walmart! The Peter Rabbit DVD display gives you the combination for the perfect Kid’s Night: Kid Cuisine, Orville Redenbacher’s Popcorn, and the Peter Rabbit movie. Oh, and don’t forget to pull out the TV trays! 🙂