Want to bring some Easter bunny magic to your home? Hop to it with our rabbit-themed toys, centerpieces, and gifts.

Make your little one even more adorable with a pair of pink felt ears.

Decorate your cake stand or dessert tray with a paper chain of smooching bunnies.

Add a sparkle to the Easter table with a glittered bunny centerpiece.

Use felt, pom-poms, and our template to create these delightful bunny finger puppets and wish family and friends a happy Easter.

You can make your table Easter-ready with supplies you already have on hand. Use your table linens and a few simple folds to create these bunny-shaped napkins.

Say "Happy Easter," no basket required, with treat-stuffed envelopes made using construction paper, pom-poms, and our bunny ear template.

These bunnies and carrots are so easy to assemble; you can create a whole family of them in no time. Use them to decorate place settings, nestle in Easter baskets, or hang from an Easter tree.

Use wire, cotton, glue, paint, and glitter to create this vintage-inspired bunny designed by crafter Crystal Hanehan.

Who's that peeking out of your favorite book? It's your honey bunny! Use a photo of a friend or family member to create this bookmark made of paper and pipe cleaners

Since they're so easy to make, these cheerful rabbit-themed decorations multiply quickly. Use them to hop along the dessert table, march them across a garland, sit them atop cupcakes, or let them offer sneak peeks into gift bags.

Make gifts of Easter treats even sweeter by presenting them in these bunny boxes made of card stock.

What came first, the Easter Bunny or the egg? Two symbols of the season become one with these whimsical creations fit for festive table decorations or place cards.

Use a bunny punch and patterned paper to create this greeting card with lots of graphic appeal.

Unlike the real thing, this beautiful faux-chocolate bunny made of putty and paint will last for many Easter celebrations to come.

Use suiting fabric -- and a bit of bright cotton shirting for a pop of color inside the ears -- to create this floppy-eared friend your little one will want to keep cuddling long after Easter.

Make your own pom-poms and assemble a few other simple materials to create this cute figurine designed by crafter Jennifer Murphy.