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Hippity-hop! I had so much fun designing this bunny box for treats. After making the first one, of course they bred like rabbits into a set of 5 colors.  It's a printable design that fits on a single page and can be hand cut and assembled.   There is a spot on the back to type in your own message into the PDF file. Notice the fluffy tail? It's made the same way I made the Easter Egg Spaceship . It's easier if you have a circle punch. All that's left is filling it up with your sweet treats! It's stuff like this that makes me feel like a kid again! The bunnies can be found in my Etsy shop .

Inspired by Jeffery Rudell 's post,  Oeuf Couture: How to Dress an Easter Egg , I couldn't stop all the ideas that kept cropping up (see previous Easter Egg Spaceship ). This is a black box about 5.5 inches squared. The letters are cut from metallic silver vinyl. The black paper is Canson Mi-Tientes. The simple purple ribbon helps to open the lid and foreshadows a hint of Easter without giving too much away. Once open, a floating planet is set against a galaxy of stars. Like a jaunty hat, it's rings are tilted off to the side. Wait a second, upon closer inspection... ...that's no sphere – it's an egg! It comes apart – the ring is cut from Stardream metallic silver cardstock (got mine at Paper Poet ) and simply rests on top of the egg. The egg is held aloft with a trimmed skewer stick that's been blackened with a marker. I used Pearl Posca metallic markers to dot stars in the background. I would have used yellow but my set didn't come with one. It's about...