Bunny and Chick Easter Mason Jars

Adorable Easter mason jars that you can make with simple craft supplies and upcycled jars. Check out all the details below along with 5 other Easter mason jar crafts from some very talented bloggers. I am a big fan of mason jar crafts like these upcycled jars in my bathroom or this cute snowman jar. You just can’t go wrong with a decorated mason jar!

With Easter comes bright and pretty pastel decor along with colorful eggs and fresh flowers. I love Spring because it reminds me that after a cold long winter, natures wakes up and brings us a world of color. I am sharing these simple bunny and chick mason jars to help get you in the mood for Spring and Easter. Grab a couple small jars, I used two leftover from my pantry, and some simple craft supplies I know you already have.

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Supplies

2 small jars
Craft paint in yellow and white – this is a great deal on DecoArt paint
Paint brushes
Scraps of cardstock and/or craft foam
Googly eyes
Pipe cleaner
Pom pom
Scissors
Hot glue gun

Start by washing and drying the jars, then add a couple thin coats of paint, letting them dry in between each coat. For super smooth glossy jars, use a gloss spray paint. I prefer a matte or chalk finish which you can achieve with regular craft paint. While the paint is drying, you can cut out the embellishments to create the bunny and chick.

I used googly eyes for each jar. For the chick I added a beak and feet cut from orange craft foam. For the bunny I cut ears and feet from cardstock and used a pipe cleaner for whiskers and a pom pom for the nose. Using hot glue, I attached all the embellishments to the dry jars.

Once everything was attached, I screwed on the lids. I sprayed them with white spray paint to cover the writing on my lids, but you could leave them the natural metal. These jars make fun little Easter gifts, they can be filled with candy or small trinkets for kids or adults.

For more Easter inspiration, check out these mason jar projects.