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Bunny Candy JarYou'll need: Cut the bottom of the styrofoam ball just enough so it will sit flat on the table. Then draw and cut out white bunny ears with pink ear insides (both ears should be cut so the bottom of the ear is cut straight across). Glue a cotton ball in the center of the styrofoam ball (nose) then glue a small pink pom-pom to the center of the cotton ball. Glue the eyes on to the styrofoam ball. While the glue is drying take the white bunny ears and the slightly smaller (should be same shape) pink ear insides. Lay the white ears down and glue a tooth pick (or two for more stability) to the front side of the white ear with half of the toothpick/s on the ear and half hanging off the bottom of the ear. Then glue the back side of the pink ear on top of the toothpick and white ear. Do this for each ear. Next glue the styrofoam ball to the top of the jar lid which can be decorated with a paper doily, markers or whatever you may have. Screw the lid on and whichever way the bunny faces, on the other side glue a cottonball at the bottom of the jar (tail). When the ears dry stick the toothpick, that is hanging out from the bottom of the ears, into the top of the styrofoam ball. You can tie a ribbon around the edge of the jar lid for decoration. Fill your bunny with jelly beans, or M&Ms! You can also get really creative and decorate the jar with stickers, pieces of tissue paper or cotton balls!.
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