21 Adorable Bunny Pom Pom Crafts

I still remember the first time I made a pom pom bunny on a rainy Sunday, yarn fuzz clinging to my sleeves and a tiny cotton tail wobbling in my palm. Those little round creatures have a way of cheering up a table corner or brightening a gift, and I keep finding new ways to give them personality.

These Adorable Bunny Pom Pom Crafts live between playful and cozy, mixing fluffy textures with simple embellishments.

Each idea here grew out of a few spare yarn scraps and a fondness for soft things that make me smile.

Fluffy round bunny with felt ear accents

This bunny feels like a pillow for my palm, its yarn halo soft and slightly tangled in the nicest way. Small felt ears rise like tiny flags, edges a little fuzzed from gentle handling.

Button eyes catch the light as if curious, and a stubby cotton tail gives the whole piece a sleepy charm. The color palette leaned pastel today, with blush and cream mixing into a meditative, quiet look that made me want to leave it on the windowsill where the morning sun would brush the fibers.

Steps

1. Wrap yarn tightly around a pom pom maker or fork until dense, then tie the center tightly with thin yarn.
2. Cut the loops and trim the pom pom into a neat round shape, shaping it into a compact bunny body.
3. Cut two ear shapes from felt, add small decorative stitches and glue them into the seam of the pom pom.
4. Sew or glue two small beads for eyes and add a tiny cotton ball for a tail on the underside.
5. Fluff gently with scissors or a comb to round out the silhouette and refine the shape.

Mini keychain bunnies that bounce in pockets

These tiny bunnies have a delightful bounce when they are nudged, lending a small, secret pleasure during the day. The pom poms are scaled down until each one fits easily on an index finger, and a short loop of cord makes them dangle from keys.

Metallic hardware adds a faint jingle that makes each pocket opening feel celebratory. I like a slightly imperfect trim on these, where fuzz escapes and creates a lived-in softness.

The combination of woolly texture and cool metal feels oddly comforting in the hand.

Steps

1. Create two small pom poms and bind them securely in the center to maintain shape.
2. Trim each pom pom into a compact round and attach a tiny felt ear pair with craft glue.
3. Fasten a small split ring or keychain clasp to a loop of strong thread and secure it inside the pom pom.
4. Add a tiny bead eye set and a trimmed yarn tuft for a tail to finish the personality.
5. Test the keychain loop for strength and fluff with a gentle pull before daily carry.

Pastel garland of sleepy pom pom bunnies

Stringing these bunnies into a garland felt like assembling a little parade of snoozing friends. Each bunny leans slightly, as if nodding off mid-hop, and the color progression moves gently from mint to peach to soft lavender.

The yarn feels slightly fuzzy against bare fingers and the tiny felt noses offer a little contrast in matte texture. Hanging it across a bookshelf made the whole shelf look softer and invited a slower pace to the room.

The garland added a whisper of whimsy without shouting attention.

Steps

1. Make a series of medium pom poms in complementary pastel shades and trim them into round bunny shapes.
2. Add small felt ears and tiny bead eyes to each pom pom, securing them with glue or stitches.
3. Thread a length of twine through the center of each pom pom, spacing them evenly along the cord.
4. Knot the twine at each side of the pom poms to hold placement and add small tassels on the ends for balance.
5. Hang gently across a shelf or mantel with light adhesive hooks and adjust spacing for a relaxed look.

Tiny pom pom bunny napkin rings for brunch

These napkin rings added a playful pause to a lazy weekend brunch, each bunny perched at the center of a folded linen. The pom pom body offers a plush contrast against crisp cotton, and a narrow ribbon loop warmed the palette.

While setting the table I noticed how the bunnies caught crumbs like little guardians of comfort, their soft fibers reflecting lamplight in a subtle sheen. Friends reached across the table to touch a cheeky tail and smile, which turned the whole meal into an intimate, tactile little celebration.

Steps

1. Form small pom poms and trim them into tidy, round bunnies appropriate for table settings.
2. Create felt ear shapes and secure them into the pom pom seam with fabric glue or a few stitches.
3. Loop a narrow ribbon or thin elastic to form a ring and anchor it to the base of each pom pom.
4. Add small bead eyes and a tiny felt nose to each bunny for character.
5. Slip around folded napkins to dress the table and adjust ribbon tension for a snug fit.

Pom pom bunny planter toppers for indoor pots

Perching a pair of bunnies on a plant pot brought a playful contrast between green leaves and soft fluff. These toppers sit lightly on the soil, their yarn fibers catching the cool morning light and picking up flecks of soil like freckles.

A tiny felt ear often bends to mimic the droop of nearby foliage, creating a cozy relationship between plant and creature. The texture of the yarn against terracotta felt pleasantly homey, and seeing them peeking out from a fern made daily watering feel less like a chore and more like a visit.

Steps

1. Make small to medium pom poms and shape them into rounded bunny bodies with careful trimming.
2. Attach felt ears and a small faux tail, securing with glue or hidden stitches beneath the pom pom.
3. Insert a short toothpick or wooden skewer into the base of each pom pom as a gentle anchor.
4. Place the topper lightly into potting soil near the plant’s edge and adjust angle for charm.
5. Check stability occasionally and refresh fluff if exposure to humidity flattens the yarn.

Easter basket bunnies with carrot pockets

These bunnies felt festive and a touch mischievous as they held tiny carrot pockets in their fuzz. The contrast between the bright orange pocket and the muted bunny body created a cheerful focal point.

I remember tucking a small chocolate into one pocket and feeling like I’d invented a secret handshake between craft and treat. The tiny pocket fabric had a satisfying rustle against the yarn, and the overall effect made the basket look like a troop of tiny hosts, each offering a little surprise to guests who cared to look closely.

Steps

1. Create medium-sized pom poms and trim into a rounded bunny silhouette.
2. Sew or glue a small felt pocket shaped like a carrot onto the front of each pom pom.
3. Add felt ears, bead eyes, and a small yarn tail to complete the bunny face and rear.
4. Place bunnies inside baskets with tiny treats tucked into the carrot pockets.
5. Arrange basket filler gently around bunnies so they sit upright and visible.

Rustic wreath dotted with wool bunny heads

A wreath scattered with petite bunny heads gave the front door a soft hello that felt both rustic and playful. Each bunny head had a slightly different expression depending on trim, with some leaning sleepy and others looking alert.

The natural twig base peeked through like a frame, adding a woody scent faint enough to be nostalgic on cooler days. Hanging it on a muted door transformed the entry into a gentle welcome, and neighbors paused to comment on the texture and the way the bunnies seemed to nod in the breeze.

Steps

1. Form several small pom poms and trim them into rounded head shapes with tidy edges.
2. Attach felt ears and mini bead eyes to each pom pom head with glue or stitches.
3. Secure the pom pom heads to a grapevine or twig wreath base using floral wire or hot glue.
4. Add small sprigs of dried foliage between heads for contrast and rustic texture.
5. Hang the wreath on a door with a ribbon loop and adjust the arrangement for balance.

Finger puppet bunnies for tiny storytelling hands

These finger puppets invited a spill of laughter during an evening of make-believe. Each puppet rested lightly on a fingertip, its soft pom pom crown wobbling with every gesture.

Felt faces added a tactile contrast, and the tiny stitching along the ears felt oddly comforting to trace with a fingertip. Children found themselves inventing sleepy voices for them, and the room filled with small, concentrated attention.

The puppets seemed to encourage slower, softer play, where the quiet shuffle of yarn and tiny giggles created a kind of homey hush.

Steps

1. Create very small pom poms and trim them to a compact shape suitable for fingertips.
2. Cut a small ring of felt or fabric and glue it around the base to form a finger sleeve.
3. Add felt ears and tiny stitched facial features to the pom pom head.
4. Seal any raw edges with a few small stitches and test the fit on an adult or child’s finger.
5. Encourage imaginative play by offering a little basket to store the puppets between stories.

Whimsical bunnies sleeping on soft sachets

Tucking a bunny onto a lavender sachet felt like inventing a small lullaby. The pom pom rested like a fluffy moon atop the fabric, and each breath of air carried a delicate herbal scent that warmed the yarn.

The sachets created a pleasing weight under the plush bunny, and slipping one into a drawer felt like giving a secret rest stop to a tiny friend. Textile and scent combined into an oddly soothing pairing, making the drawer opening feel like a small comforting ritual rather than a routine task.

Steps

1. Sew small fabric sachets and fill them with dried lavender or potpourri for gentle scent.
2. Make medium pom poms and trim them into round sleepy bunnies.
3. Attach the pom pom bunny to the top of each sachet with stitches or glue.
4. Add felt ears and soft embroidered eyes to enhance the sleepy expression.
5. Place sachets in drawers, closets, or linen shelves to impart a subtle fragrance.

Pom pom bunny magnets for cheerful fridge notes

These magnets turned the refrigerator into a playful gallery where shopping lists felt less like chores. Each bunny sat with a tiny magnet hidden under its coat, offering a washable touch of joy whenever someone reached for milk.

The tactile softness against cool metal made opening the door feel unexpectedly pleasant, and the colorful yarns added a painterly note to the kitchen’s rhythm. I watched a friend pause to rearrange them like dominoes, and the act of moving them became a small, quiet habit that brightened routine moments.

Steps

1. Make small pom poms and trim them into neat bunny shapes for magnet mounting.
2. Attach felt ears and tiny bead eyes with craft glue or small stitches.
3. Secure a flat magnet to the back of each pom pom with strong adhesive.
4. Allow glue to cure fully before placing on metal surfaces to ensure hold.
5. Arrange on a refrigerator or magnetic board and use them to display notes and photos.

Upcycled sweater bunny plush from old knits

Transforming a worn sweater into a pom pom bunny carried a sentimental satisfaction, where a familiar wool carried memories into a new form. The reclaimed yarn had slight pilling and a lived-in warmth that made the bunny feel like a comfort object from the first touch.

Edges that smelled faintly of winter and tea lent an old-world coziness. The color variation in the knit created charming marbling across the body, and sewing small felt features balanced the rustic sweater texture with softer, cleaner lines.

Steps

1. Harvest yarn from a worn sweater by carefully unraveling seams and collecting continuous lengths.
2. Wind the reclaimed yarn into dense pom poms and tie tightly to form the bunny body.
3. Trim and shape the pom pom, preserving the sweater’s texture for a vintage look.
4. Add felt ears, stitched eyes, and a small sewn tail for finishing touches.
5. Tuck loose fibers and perform a final fluff to harmonize the appearance.

Felt-eared woodland bunnies with acorn hats

Adding tiny acorn caps to these bunnies felt like a woodland picnic wrapped into a craft. The natural brown cap against plush cream or gray fur suggested a secret life beyond the windowsill, as if the bunnies had come from an afternoon of leaf-stepping.

Felt ears were slightly browned at the tips, and the overall palette leaned toward autumn warmth. The acorn hat made each bunny seem ceremonious, like it had a small errand to perform at dusk, which made placing them on a mantel feel like inviting a bit of forest etiquette into the home.

Steps

1. Create medium pom poms in earthy tones and trim them into rounded bunny shapes.
2. Craft small felt ears and glue or stitch them into the pom pom seam.
3. Prepare tiny acorn caps from real acorns or mold felt shapes to resemble caps.
4. Secure each cap atop a bunny’s head with a dab of glue, ensuring a snug fit.
5. Position the woodland bunnies on a mantel or shelf with dried leaves for a seasonal display.

Ombre dyed yarn bunnies that fade like sunsets

Working with ombre yarn gave the bunnies a gentle gradient that felt like captured twilight. The color shift added visual depth to the round bodies, with darker roots blending into lighter tips, making each bunny look like a small horizon.

Running fingers across the yarn revealed subtle texture changes where dyes pooled, and that little irregularity felt charming. Displaying them together created a miniature skyline across a shelf, shifting mood with each passing light.

The fading hues made me pause and appreciate the soft transitions rather than a bold statement.

Steps

1. Wind ombre or gradient yarn into pom poms, allowing the color changes to fall naturally across the body.
2. Trim the pom pom evenly to preserve the gradient effect in a rounded form.
3. Add contrasting felt ears and small bead eyes to enhance expression.
4. Optionally secure a tiny ribbon or tag to accent the dusk-like palette.
5. Arrange multiple bunnies together to showcase the tonal shifts along a shelf or mantel.

Carrot pouch bunny with secret stash pocket

A bunny paired with a carrot-shaped pouch felt delightfully conspiratorial, as if it were guarding a small treasure. The pouch had a crinkly feel against the plush, adding a playful contrast in texture that made each touch interesting.

Tiny trinkets nestling inside felt like whispered secrets to be shared later during a slow afternoon. The carrot’s bright orange interrupted the soft bunny tones in a cheerful way, and the whole ensemble carried an air of mischief that made me smile while arranging little items inside the pocket.

Steps

1. Form a medium pom pom for the bunny and a small carrot-shaped pouch from felt or fabric.
2. Sew the carrot pouch with a small opening and add simple stitched detail for realism.
3. Attach the pouch to the front of the pom pom with stitches or glue until secure.
4. Add felt ears and bead eyes, and place a tiny token inside the pocket for a hidden surprise.
5. Close the pouch seam neatly and fluff the bunny to finish the appearance.

Party favor bunnies in little paper cups

Tucking bunnies into tiny patterned paper cups made them feel ready for celebration without fuss. The cups offered a crisp contrast to the soft fluff, and hearing the faint rustle when someone picked one up was unexpectedly satisfying.

They arranged neatly on a dessert table, each bunny peeking up like a polite guest. The edges of card stock against plush yarn created a pleasant juxtaposition of materials, and swapping the cup patterns shifted the whole mood from playful to elegant depending on the gathering’s tone.

Steps

1. Create small pom pom bunnies trimmed to a tidy scale suitable for cups.
2. Decorate each bunny with felt ears and tiny stitched faces for charm.
3. Place a bunny gently into a small decorative paper cup and add tissue cushioning if needed.
4. Arrange the cups on a serving tray or table for easy pick-up by guests.
5. Optionally add a small tag or sticker to each cup for personalization.

Sleeping trio mobile for a nursery corner

Suspending a trio of bunnies made the nursery corner feel like a lullaby suspended in air. Each bunny turned lazily on a gentle thread, their silhouettes soft against pale walls.

The slow rotations caught the light differently, so seams and felt ears cast tiny moving shadows that felt calming. The yarn’s soft texture paired with faint cotton tails created a reassuring softness that made late-night feedings feel quieter.

Watching them drift felt oddly meditative, as if the mobile offered a tiny, woolly horizon to calm restless moments.

Steps

1. Make three medium pom pom bunnies and trim them into gentle, rounded shapes.
2. Add felt ears and subtle embroidered eyes to each pom pom for a sleepy expression.
3. Tie each bunny to a length of thread or thin cord and attach them to a wooden hoop.
4. Balance the hoop so the bunnies hang evenly and adjust lengths for visual interest.
5. Secure the mobile above a crib or cozy corner using a sturdy ceiling hook.

Holiday mantel bunnies with tiny knit scarves

Wrapping tiny scarves around these bunnies felt like greeting the season with miniature fashion. The scarves added unexpected color pops and a tactile ribbon that loved to tangle a little with passing hands.

Yarn scarves carried a faint warmth of wool, and seeing them drape over round bodies made the mantel feel curated and cozy. Each bunny adopted a slightly different posture depending on scarf length, which created a casual, collected look rather than a matchy set.

It felt like dressing old friends for a chilly afternoon stroll.

Steps

1. Create medium to large pom pom bunnies and trim them into plump, welcoming shapes.
2. Knit or crochet tiny scarves and wrap them gently around each bunny’s neck, securing with a stitch if needed.
3. Add felt ears and small bead eyes to complete facial expression.
4. Arrange the bunnies along a mantel with small sprigs of evergreen or decorative bulbs.
5. Tweak scarf positions to create a relaxed, natural grouping.

Glow-in-the-dark yarn bunnies for evening play

Working with yarn that captured a soft night glow turned ordinary bunnies into tiny lanterns for twilight mischief. Under dim light they emitted a gentle, soothing radiance that made hiding them under blankets feel like a secret.

The glow was subtle rather than electric, producing a calm halo that invited quiet exploration. The contrast between the luminous threads and matte felt ears created a nice visual tension, and placing them on bedside tables added a soft companionship to evening routines without harsh brightness.

Steps

1. Use glow-in-the-dark or phosphorescent yarn to create pom poms, wrapping enough to ensure a visible glow.
2. Trim into rounded bunnies and add felt ears with stitches or glue.
3. Charge the yarn bunnies under bright light to enhance the glow before placing them in dim settings.
4. Add small bead eyes and a tail to finalize the look.
5. Store in a well-lit spot occasionally to maintain glow longevity.

Snowy white bunnies with faux fur tails

A cluster of snowy bunnies looked like a pocket of winter when placed on a mantle or windowsill. Their plush whites absorbed the blue light of a chilly afternoon, and the faux fur tails added a luxuriously soft counterpoint to the yarn.

The overall appearance felt clean and quiet, like a small drift of snow that could be scooped up in one hand. Observing them together created a sense of gentle hush, and moving one slightly left a small cascade of fluff that felt like a playful misstep in an otherwise serene display.

Steps

1. Create white pom poms with dense wrapping for a plush snowy look.
2. Trim them into rounded bunnies and glue or stitch small faux fur pom tails onto the rear.
3. Add felt ears with subtle shading and tiny bead eyes for contrast.
4. Arrange in a small group on a windowsill or mantel with cool-toned decor.
5. Fluff gently as needed to maintain their snowy silhouette.

Bunny bookmark toppers for cozy reading sessions

Perching a bunny atop a page made reading feel like visiting a small friend between chapters. The bookmark topper weighed almost nothing, and the soft pom pom cushioned the top of the book like a little pillow.

Felt ears peeked from the edge of pages like a secret, and the tactile contrast of paper and yarn begged to be stroked during quiet pauses. I found that the presence of a tiny companion turned solitary reading into something friendlier, and returning to a bookmarked page felt like picking up a conversation.

Steps

1. Make small pom poms and trim them into compact bunny heads suitable for a book edge.
2. Affix a flat fabric or cardstock strip to the back of each pom pom to form a bookmark base.
3. Add felt ears and small facial details to the pom pom head.
4. Slide the strip between pages so the bunny peeks above the book edge.
5. Adjust the strip length to suit different book sizes and ensure a secure fit.

Tea cozy pals: small bunnies for warm kettles

Tucking tiny bunnies beside a steaming kettle felt like creating a companion for quiet rituals. The yarn seemed to mirror the steam’s soft trails, and placing them nearby made pouring tea feel ceremonious.

Their compact forms fit neatly in saucers, and the combination of warm ceramic and plush yarn created an inviting vignette. Observing tea steam mingle with the slightly fuzzed edges of the bunnies gave a comforting sensory rhythm, turning a brief domestic act into a moment worth lingering over.

Steps

1. Craft small pom pom bunnies sized to sit beside or on a tea cozy or saucer.
2. Add felt ears and minimal facial stitching to preserve a soft, unobtrusive look.
3. Place bunnies near the kettle or tuck one onto the tea cozy for added charm.
4. Ensure bunnies are kept dry and away from direct steam to preserve the yarn.
5. Refresh fluff occasionally if steam exposure causes matting of fibers.