3) Gently crinkle tissue paper or newspaper and use it to stuff this paper bag.

4) Holding the second paper bag upside down, draw a face on the upper half of the bag using markers and/or crayons.  I used a combination of both.  Be sure you draw on the side that does NOT have a flap when the bag is folded.

5) Draw an oval on the lower half of this bag on the same side as your bunny's face.  This will be the bunny's belly.

6) Slide the second bag (the one with the face) over the first bag (the stuffed one) and tie the ribbon around the neck area to give your bunny some shape.

7) Glue the inner ears to the center of the ear pieces with a glue stick.   Then glue the lower edge to the back of the bunny's head as pictured.

8) With white glue, glue a pompom to the back of the bunny as a tail.

Optional: Glue a bow on top of the head for a girl bunny.

Variation:  Use white or pastel lunch bags instead of brown.  White and colored lunch bags can be found at Oriental Trading as well as many craft and party stores.

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