đ° DIY Easter Tins for Candy
Celebrate Springtime with these adorable DIY Easter Tins for Candy! Kids will love filling these sweet bunny tins with their favorite candy!
Servings 2 Easter tins
Cost $5
Ingredients
- 2 Empty tuna cans cleaned and dried
- Acrylic paint we used pink and yellow
- 1-2 Paint palette(s)
- Foam paint brushes
- Construction paper we used pink and yellow
- Scissors
- Hot glue gun
- Black permanent marker
Instructions
- Paint the outside of your can and set aside to dry.
- Once your painted can is dry, paint a small round circle (your bunny's nose!) in the middle of the front of your painted can. Using a black permanent marker, draw your bunny's eyes, whiskers and mouth as pictured.Â
- Draw and cut out two bunny ears from construction paper. Cut out two smaller ear-shaped pieces of a different color. Glue the smaller pieces on top of the larger cutout ears.
- Using your hot glue gun, glue ears to the backside of your can. (Kids might need help with this step!)
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Notes
- Be sure to wait until your painted can is completely dry before drawing on the bunny's facial features. Otherwise the marker and paint will blur together.
- While we used 7 oz tuna cans for our Easter tins, but just about any other empty container should work!
- Easter tins can be used to hold candy or any other small snack, like peanuts, pretzels or small pieces of fruit.