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Turn Valentine Hearts into Bunny Tiered Tray Decor [Chalk Couture Craft]

Get the supplies: https://chalkcouture.com/refreshrestyle See what's new! https://chalkcouture.com/refreshresty... (Please note: The keyword I mentioned in this video doesn't work on Youtube, only on Facebook!) Turn leftover Valentine hearts into the cutest Easter bunnies! In this easy, budget-friendly craft, I show you how to flip any heart-shaped blanks (wood, MDF, or even Dollar Tree hearts) into charming farmhouse bunnies perfect for tiered trays, mantels, and vignettes. We’ll paint soft bunny faces, add a bead nose with floral-wire whiskers, pop on burlap ears, and finish with air-dry clay “buck teeth” and a sprinkle of florals. Quick, adorable, and totally customizable. What you’ll learn How to blend a soft bunny face with white, light gray (Storm), and blush/pink (Peachy Keen) for sweet shading Turning a farmhouse bead into a bunny nose and threading floral-wire whiskers through it for a secure hold Shaping simple air-dry clay teeth and attaching them without cracking Freehanding burlap ribbon ears (plus the trick for a floppy ear) Easy styling ideas for tiered trays and spring centerpieces Supplies I used (use what you have!) Heart-shaped blanks (any size) Paint or chalk paste: Bright White, Storm (light gray), Peachy Keen (soft blush/pink), Black for eyes Small round wood bead (for the nose) Floral wire (about 22–24 gauge) for whiskers Hot glue gun and glue sticks Fine paintbrush + the blunt end of a brush for dot eyes Air-dry clay (for teeth) 4" burlap ribbon (or felt/fabric/gingham) for ears Scissors and wire cutters Optional: small florals/greenery, heat tool or hair dryer, sealer Quick how-to 1) Base and blush: Brush on white, then softly blend Storm for a little muzzle shadow and Peachy Keen for cheeks/nose area. 2) Bead nose + whiskers: Paint a bead Peachy Keen. Thread 3–4 pieces of floral wire through the hole for whiskers. Secure with a dot of hot glue and trim. 3) Eyes: Use the end of a paintbrush to dot sweet black eyes. 4) Teeth: Shape two tiny rectangles from air-dry clay. Let set a bit, then attach under the nose. 5) Ears: Cut ear shapes from burlap ribbon (two layers per ear for structure). Glue to the back/top of the heart. Fold and glue one down for a cute floppy ear. 6) Embellish: Add a touch of greenery or mini florals. Tidy glue strings and fluff those whiskers. 7) Style: Prop on a tray with carrots, nests, or moss for instant spring charm. Tips and tweaks Already painted your hearts? Paint right over them—no one will know! For kids or a no-heat option, swap hot glue for craft glue and use pipe cleaners for whiskers. Scale it up: Larger Dollar Tree hearts = longer whiskers and bigger ears. Color swap ideas: Soft sage ears, gingham fabric liners, or a lavender nose for a pastel palette. Finish: A light matte sealer keeps burlap from fraying and paint from scuffing. Safety first: Hot glue and heat tools can burn—work carefully. If you loved this flip from Valentine to Easter decor, tap like, subscribe, and tell me which version you’ll make first—classic burlap, gingham cutie, or pastel princess. Your shares and comments mean the world to me! 🌐 Connect with Me: Follow me on Instagram:   / refreshrestyle   Join my Facebook community:   / refreshrestylecraftsdiy   Check out more crafts on my blog: https://refreshrestyle.com Hashtags #EasterDIY #BunnyCraft #FarmhouseDecor #TieredTrayDecor #SpringDecor #DIYHomeDecor #UpcycledCrafts #DollarTreeDIY #Crafting #RefreshRestyle