This little bank of burrows is great fun to play with and a handy place to keep your egg carton bunnies.
You'll find the bunny project HERE.
For the rabbit warren, snip the middle cones off inside the carton and use cotton wool or fold some kitchen roll to make it cosy inside. Paint the outside green.
While that's drying, cut an egg cup from another egg carton, and trim above any cardboard joins or gaps, so you end up with a short cup. This is going to be the tree stump.
Make up a brown colour (mix yellow and red, then add a dab or two of blue), add a little to some white to make light brown and paint the top of the stump. Use the brown to paint the around the side, plus a little around the top edge.
Cut a strip of green paper, about 2cm wide, long enough to wrap around about two thirds of the bottom of your stump.
Fold it in half longways, and snip zigzags along one side, up to the fold, for the grass.
On the other side of the fold make a few snips along the strip - this makes it easier to glue under the edge of the egg carton. Brush glue along the edge and inside the egg cup, and press the paper into it.
Make some burrows in your egg carton bunny bank (we used nail scissors to pierce a hole - keep them closed, press down and twist from side to side - then cut a burrow.
Glue the tree stump in place and add some bunnies!
