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This blog post was originally published on April 19th, 2019.

Easter is right around the corner and with only 10 days until the big day, I thought to share with you one of my favorite Easter crafts. If you are looking for a different way to present your Easter gift other than in a typical Easter Basket or bag, try my Stamped Easter Wrapping Paper – it is very easy to do and will give your gift that special personal touch!

I’m a big fan of making your own wrapping paper– I just think it adds such a sweet personal touch, and it’s completely unique for your gift recipient! With Easter coming up this weekend, I thought I would share a really cute way I like to personalize wrapping paper for the holiday to create a really festive package.  This stamped Easter wrapping paper is so easy, and utilizes one of the most common pieces of “trash” that we all have in our homes: empty toilet paper rolls!

I once heard a master crafter say that you should always save your toilet paper rolls because there are endless things to do with them.  I started saving them a couple of years ago, and I’m not exaggerating when I tell you that I’ve used them in different crafts and fun activities with the kids every single week! This craft is no exception, and you’ll be recycling to boot! Everyone wins.  Make sure to let this wrapping paper dry for at least 2 hours before wrapping your gifts.  You can also stamp the bunnies onto the craft paper roll and use it as a table runner, or cut it into festive placemats!

Materials…

• 1 roll of Kraft Paper
• White acrylic paint
• Paintbrush
• 3 toilet paper rolls
• Tape
• Mini pink pompoms
• Hot glue gun, with glue inserts
• Rustic ribbon

First, make your bunny! Take the toilet paper rolls, and leave one circular.  Pinch the other two at one end to create a bunny ear shape.  Arrange the rolls in the shape of the bunny head, and tape together.  Using the paintbrush, apply paint to the edge of your bunny stamp.  Press firmly with the paint side down on the Kraft paper.  Carefully remove.  Repeat all over the Kraft paper, and allow to dry for fifteen minutes.  Using the hot glue gun, add your bunny noses, and finish by adding whiskers with a paintbrush.  When the wrapping paper is dry, wrap your gifts and secure them with a rustic bow.  Happy Easter!

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Photographs by Julia Dags