Tie-Dye Easter Bunnies With Old Socks

Aren’t these sock bunnies pretty much the cutest little critters you've ever seen? If you're looking for a fun craft to do with the kids that will have them hopping with joy, this adorable DIY is the perfect idea. So grab some old socks you already have (or order a cheap pack online), your favorite Tulip One-Step Tie-Dye Kit, and check out this easy tutorial for making sweet little sock bunnies.

- Tulip One-Step Tie-Dye Kit - Pretty Pastels or kit of choice

- Tulip Puff Paint - White

- White 100% cotton socks

- Embroidery string - matching colors

- Disposable plastic cups

- Polyfil stuffing

- Scissors

-Disposable plastic table cover

Add water to each of the dye bottles, replace caps and shake to mix.

Once dyes are mixed, pour each color into its own disposable cup.

If socks are new, wash them before dyeing (without fabric softener). Either way, be sure your socks are damp before dyeing.

Squish socks and place one into each dye color. If you want, use a rubber band to bind the crumpled sock before placing in the dye, for added effects. Let the socks sit in the dye for a while to soak up the dye.

Once the socks have soaked and had a chance to absorb the dye, wearing gloves, wring out the socks and place on a plastic-covered surface.

Cover socks with plastic and let set overnight.

Once the dye has set, rinse thoroughly and wash and dry according to dye instructions. Stuff each sock with Polyfil.

Tie a strand of string tightly around the halfway point of each sock to create the body and the head. Tie another just above the "head" to create the section for ears. 

Cut top portion of socks in a V shape to create ears.

Use white dimensional puff paint to create a face and whiskers on each sock bunny.

Let bunny socks dry flat until paint has completely dried. Your kiddos will be hopping with joy at this adorable creative project! And, for more easy kids’ crafts check out these fun ideas.