Make an Icecream Bunny with DIY Star KawaiiSilverWolf
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Make a cute kawaii ice cream bunny craft using paper, foam, stickers, and safe glue; decorate with star shapes and learn simple crafting skills.

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Step-by-step guide to make an Icecream Bunny with DIY Star KawaiiSilverWolf

What you need
Adult supervision required, black marker, colored paper, colouring materials, craft foam sheets, pencil, safe glue, scissors, star stickers

Step 1

Lay out all your materials on a clean table so everything is easy to reach.

Step 2

Choose a foam color for the ice cream scoop and use your pencil to draw a big rounded scoop shape.

Step 3

Choose a different foam or paper color for the cone and use your pencil to draw a triangle with a slightly rounded top.

Step 4

Cut out the scoop and cone shapes carefully with scissors.

Step 5

Draw two long bunny ear shapes on scrap foam or paper with your pencil.

Step 6

Cut out the two bunny ear shapes with scissors.

Step 7

Glue the bunny ears to the back top edge of the scoop and press for a few seconds.

Step 8

Glue the scoop to the top of the cone and hold it until the glue sets.

Step 9

Draw a cute kawaii face on the scoop using the black marker (big eyes and a little smiling mouth).

Step 10

Use colouring materials to add rosy cheeks and color inside the ears.

Step 11

Stick star stickers onto the scoop and cone to decorate your ice cream bunny.

Step 12

Share a photo of your finished Icecream Bunny on DIY.org

Final steps

You're almost there! Complete all the steps, bring your creation to life, post it, and conquer the challenge!

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Help!?

What can I use instead of foam if it's hard to find?

If foam isn't available, use construction paper, cardstock, or felt for the scoop, cone, and ears—layer two sheets for extra thickness and glue them together before cutting.

My ears or scoop keep slipping when I glue them; how can I fix that?

If the ears or scoop won't stay glued, press and hold each glued seam for about 30 seconds, switch to a stronger craft glue or double-sided tape, or ask an adult to use a small dab of hot glue to secure the pieces.

How can I adapt the steps for different ages?

For younger children, pre-cut the scoop, cone, and ears so they can glue and decorate with stickers and crayons, while older kids can cut their own shapes, add layered scoops, detailed kawaii faces, or sew felt pieces for texture.

What are some ways to personalize or extend the Icecream Bunny project?

Personalize it by mixing foam colors for layered scoops, adding googly eyes, glitter glue, or star stickers, writing the child's name on the cone, or making a set of bunnies to create a photo story to share on DIY.org.

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Facts about paper and foam crafts for kids

✂️ Papercraft can transform a flat sheet into a 3D toy or decoration using cutting, folding, and a little glue.

✨ 'Kawaii' literally means 'cute' in Japanese and became a major pop-culture style starting in the 1970s–80s.

🐰 Baby rabbits are called kits (or kittens) and bunnies are a classic cute character for kawaii crafts.

🍦 Ice cream has been enjoyed in many forms for over 2,000 years — ancient cultures made frozen milk-and-fruit treats!

🧴 School glue is usually non-toxic and water-based, which is why it's safe for most kids' crafts with grown-up supervision.

How do I make an Icecream Bunny (DIY Star KawaiiSilverWolf) craft?

To make the Icecream Bunny, start by drawing or printing an ice-cream scoop and cone template. Cut shapes from colored paper or craft foam. Cut bunny ears and a small circle for cheeks. Layer and glue cone first, then scoop, ears behind scoop, and cheeks/face on top. Add eyes, mouth, and blushing cheeks with markers or googly eyes. Decorate with star stickers or punched stars, let glue dry, and display your kawaii creation.

What materials do I need for the Icecream Bunny craft?

You’ll need colored cardstock or craft foam for the cone and scoop, safety scissors, non-toxic glue stick or school glue, pencil and eraser, markers or paints, star stickers or a star punch, small stickers or googly eyes, optional glitter or washi tape, templates or stencils, a cutting mat, and wet wipes for cleanup. For younger children, swap sharp scissors for safety scissors and use a glue stick to reduce mess.

What ages is the Icecream Bunny activity suitable for?

Suitable for children aged about 3–10. Preschoolers (3–5) can help with sticking and simple cutting using safety scissors with adult supervision. Ages 6–8 can cut shapes, layer foam, and add details independently. Older kids (9–10+) can design variations, use finer tools, or make a series. Always supervise scissors, small stickers, and glue for younger children.

What are the benefits, safety tips, and variations for the Icecream Bunny craft?

Making an Icecream Bunny builds fine motor skills, creativity, and following step-by-step directions while boosting confidence. Safety tips: use non-toxic glue, safety scissors, and supervise small stickers to prevent choking. Variations include using felt or fabric, changing colors for holiday themes, adding glitter or layered foam stars, or turning the craft into a card or magnet for display.
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