Craft a bunny with paper

What can we use if we don't have a square sheet of paper, googly eyes, or a cotton ball?

Trim a rectangular sheet into a square by folding one corner to the opposite edge and cutting off the excess, use eye stickers or draw eyes with the black marker in step 9, and substitute a crumpled piece of tissue or a small pom-pom for the cotton ball tail in step 13.

My paper bunny fell apart after cutting — what likely went wrong and how do I fix it?

If the cut in step 5 accidentally went through the bottom folded edge the bunny silhouette will separate, so re-fold along the diagonal creases and carefully recut leaving the bottom fold intact or use a small piece of clear tape to reattach before trimming in step 7.

How can I adapt the activity for younger or older kids?

For younger children have an adult do the diagonal folds and the ear cut (steps 2–5) so they can focus on gluing eyes, nose, and tail (steps 9–13), while older kids can add extra cuts for legs, create patterned designs with coloring materials in step 12, or make a chain of folded bunnies.

What are simple ways to enhance or personalize the finished bunny?

Add pipe-cleaner whiskers glued at step 11, use glitter or patterned paper when coloring the body and ears in step 12, mount the bunny on a card, or create a group scene to photograph and share on DIY.org as suggested in the final step.