Easter is a great time for kids to get crafty—and nothing’s more personal than a handmade card! With just a little paint and a few fingerprints, your child can create the cutest bunny cards that are perfect for giving to family and friends.

This DIY project is simple, low-mess, and wonderful for all ages. It’s also a great way to practice fine motor skills and creativity.

What You’ll Need

• White or pastel-colored card stock
• Non-toxic washable paint (gray, pink, white, and any background colors)
• Black marker or pen
• Paintbrush (optional)
• Baby wipes or a small bowl of soapy water

Step-by-Step Instructions

1. Prep the Cards

Fold a piece of card stock in half to create a greeting card shape. You can also use colored construction paper glued onto the card base for more decoration.

2. Make the Bunny Body

Have your child dip their thumb or index finger into gray paint and press it gently onto the front of the card. This will be the bunny’s body.

Next, use a fingertip to make a smaller print above the body for the bunny’s head.

3. Add Ears and Features

Use the side of a pinky finger to make long ears. You can dab the center with a little pink for the inside of the ears.

Let the paint dry completely before drawing the eyes, nose, and whiskers with a fine-tip marker.

4. Decorate and Personalize

• Add little grass details or Easter eggs around the bunny.
• Write messages like “Somebunny Loves You!” or “Happy Easter!”
• Let your child sign their name and decorate the inside with drawings.

5. Clean Up Made Easy

Keep baby wipes or soapy water nearby for quick cleanup after printing.

Why This Craft Is Great for Kids

• Creative expression – No two bunny cards look the same!
• Fine motor skill development – Great for little hands.
• Holiday spirit – Kids love giving something they made themselves.

Conclusion

These fingerprint bunny cards are simple, sweet, and packed with personality. Whether you make a few or a whole batch, they’re sure to make someone smile.

So get those fingers ready—it’s time to hop into some Easter fun! 🐰🎨💌

Sources:

• Crayola – Spring Crafts for Kids
• PBS Parents – Holiday Art Projects
• The Artful Parent – Fingerprint Art Ideas