DIY Bunny Ears Headband for Dogs or Kids (2 Minutes!)

Sarah Dickerson DIY & Dog Lifestyle Writer

Sarah is a designer, photographer, pet lifestyle expert, health & animal advocate, wife, and devoted dog mom (humble servant) to her loving Shih Tzu, Coco Bean.

Since joining the Pretty Fluffy team in 2012, Sarah writes feature articles on dog treat recipes, dog DIYs, dog lifestyle tips and designed the “52 Weeks of Treats,” and “Frozen” eBooks, authored by Pretty Fluffy founder Serena Faber Nelson.

Yes, these adorable Easter bunny ears for dogs only take 2 minutes to make!

Last Easter I posted a photo of Coco Bean wearing her pink DIY Easter bunny ears whilst she carried a large carrot (see below!). I dubbed her ‘The Easter Beany’. Holy cuteness.

Many of you wanted to know how I made this DIY bunny ears headband, so I’ve put together a quick tutorial for you.

It’s the easiest DIY dog project ever, and makes for a super cute and crafty Easter photo shoot!

And if you want to up the cuteness of your dog Easter photo shoot even more (yes, it’s possible), then check out our Free Printable Easter Bunny Dog Bunting – perfect for sharing your Easter dog photos to the ‘gram!

The best part about this egg-citing homemade costume for dogs?

It’s not just for dogs – it’s perfect for kids and adults too. We have literally every-bunny covered!

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DIY Bunny Ears Headband for Dogs (& Kids!)

What you’ll need:

• Pastel or white colored pipe cleaners
• Scissors
• And your pupster!

Instructions:

1. Use a pipe cleaner (more than one if your dog’s head is a bit larger) and mold into a circular shaped headband. Try fitting to your dog and adjusting if necessary. Bend the tips inward to prevent any wire pokes.

2. For each bunny ear, bend a pipe cleaner in half to form an oval shape with a pointed top. Pipe cleaners are very flexible, so feel free to play with the shape! Connect by wrapping the bottom end of the ears around the top of the headband.

Do this for both ears, and you’re all set.

Have a hoppy Easter!