As I’ve said before, our family has a weird obsession with banks. They are more than vessels to collect money in. Banks can make gorgeous home décor as well. When designing new Easter décor I knew I wanted to do something with this adorable papier mache bunny I have. Once it occurred to me that it is hollow, turning it into a bank was the obvious choice. This easy DIY golden bunny bank is a gorgeous addition to your Easter décor. It will also help feed your bank obsession!

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Materials

• Papier Mache Bunny Form (I got mine at Joann Fabrics)
• Box Cutter
• File
• Pencil
• White Acrylic Paint
• Paint Brush
• Gold Spray Paint
• Empty K-Cup
• Lighter
• Ribbon
• Flower

 

Step 1

Prepare your K-Cup by removing the foil from the top.

 

Step 2

Next, wash your K-Cup to remove any residue left over.

 

Step 3

After you have cleaned your K-Cup, use it to trace a circle on the bottom of your bunny.

 

Step 4

Next, cut out your circle using your box cutter.

 

Step 5

File the edges of the cut circle with a file.

Tip:

• I used a small nail file and it worked fabulously.

 

Step 6

Next, push your K-Cup into the hole but don’t force it. Mark the spot that the bunny comes to on the cup.

Step 7

Pull the K-Cup out and cut along the mark you made.

 

Step 8

Carefully melt the cut edge of your K-Cup with a lighter to create a small lip.

 

Step 9

Next, check that the plug now sits flush in the opening. If it does, pull back out and place off to the side.

 

Step 10

Now, turn your bunny over and cut a rectangular coin slot in the top.

 

Step 11

Measure the slot to ensure that it is large enough for the coins.

Tip:

• Check the measurement with the largest coin to ensure that all coins will fit.

 

Step 12

Once you know the coin slot is big enough, file the edges with your file.

 

Step 13

Now, cover your bunny with a coat of white acrylic paint. Allow the paint to dry.

 

Step 14

After your white paint has dried, spray paint your bunny gold.

Tip:

• You may need 2 coats of gold spray paint. If you do, allow the first coat to dry completely before applying the second.

 

Step 15

Next, cut a length of ribbon long enough to tie around the neck of your bunny.

 

Step 16

Now, tie the ribbon around your bunny’s neck.

 

Step 17

Next, tuck a small flower in the ribbon.

Step 18

Lastly, add the K-Cup plug back into the bottom of the bunny.

 

This easy DIY golden bunny bank is such a fantastic project to get your home Easter-ready. You can change it up to fit your décor style by changing up the paint color and ribbon. A fun addition is to drop your spare change into the bank all month long. When Easter comes, you’ll have cash to put into the eggs for the Easter egg hunt! If you want even more fun bunny crafts, check out these 8 easy ones to satisfy your craft craving.

See where I’m linking up!