Easter: LEGO Tape Bunny Jar

This bunny LEGO jar is sponsored by ZURU. This post contains affiliate links. #MaykaWorld #MaykaTape

I know my children will get plenty of Easter candy from their grandparents, so I like to go the non-sugar route. I fill their Easter baskets with things that are useful (summer gear, toothbrushes, etc.) and toys that I know they’ll play with for a longtime. I can’t think of anything else my kids love to play with more than LEGOS, so those are always on my Easter shopping list along with Mayka Tape! This reusable block tape has been a fun addition to their LEGO play, allowing them to take their creativity to new heights (literally). Just cut, shape, stick and play! See how I transformed a mason jar into a LEGO bunny jar using Mayka Tape. These bunny jars would make an adorable Easter gift or party favor. Keep reading for the full tutorial.

SUPPLIES

Mayka Tape (large green roll & medium pink roll)
Mason Jars
Scissors
Black Adhesive Vinyl
Transfer Tape
Card Stock Paper (pink & green)
Hot Glue Gun
LEGOS

TUTORIAL

Step 1: Grab a couple rolls of Mayka Tape. You’ll need a large green roll and medium pink roll for this project. 

Step 2: Remove the backing and attach a piece of the large green Mayka tape to the bottom half of the jar, as shown in the photo. You can use scissors to cut the tape piece to size.

Step 3: Use an electronic cutter, like a Cricut Maker, to cut black adhesive vinyl to look like a bunny face. Use transfer tape to attach the vinyl to the jar, just above the green Mayka tape. If you don’t have an electronic cutting machine, you can use a black sharpie or glass paint to draw a bunny face.

Step 4: Cut bunny ears out of pink and green card stock paper. Fold a tab at the bottom of the ears and attach to the lid using hot glue. Attach a piece of medium pink Mayka Tape around the lid.

Step 5: Fill the jar with LEGOS and your bunny jar is ready for Easter!

Visit Mayka World, Walmart, Amazon, Kmart or Target to purchase Mayka Tape. What would you create?

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Vanessa

I'm Vanessa and it's my mission in life to spread my love of hot glue guns and glitter to others. I suffer from craft ADHD, regularly working on at least 10 projects at the same time and my craft room looks like a tornado hit it. My first craft book, Party in a Jar, was published in 2014. I look forward to crafting with you!

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