Free Printable Easter Bunny Footprints | DIY Easter Bunny Tracks

Make Easter morning extra special with our printable Easter bunny footprints.

In our house, these little paw prints are a fun way to keep the magic alive, and the kids absolutely love following them to see where the Easter bunny has been.

They’re easy to create and a great addition to your printable Easter activities, adding just the right touch of holiday excitement.

With a few simple steps, you’ll have a tradition your family will look forward to every year.

free easter bunny footprint stencil printable

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How to make Easter bunny footprints?

Creating these footprints is one of the easiest ways to add a little magic to Easter morning. You probably already have everything you need at home!

These printable Easter bunny tracks are free for personal or classroom use. Just scroll to the bottom of this post and enter your email to get the PDF file.

Print the Template: I recommend using cardstock for durability, so you can save it for future Easters.

easter bunny tracks stencil

Cut Out the Shapes: Carefully cut around the paw pads and paw prints, leaving the rest of the paper intact. This helps when sprinkling the flour or baking soda.

Top Tip: Use baking soda instead of flour—it looks the same but also deodorizes carpets!

sieve easter bunny pawprints

Sprinkle Away: Grab a small sifter (or use your hands—it works too) and lightly sprinkle the baking soda or flour over the template.

Set the Scene: Gently lift the template after each pawprint to avoid smudging your work.

using flour for the easter bunny trail

Enjoy the Magic: Watch your kids’ faces light up as they discover the Easter bunny’s trail when they come downstairs!

    easter bunny footprint stencil

    These footprints also make a fun addition to an Easter egg hunt.

    flour easter bunny footprints

    Pair them with rhyming Easter scavenger hunt clues to create a full morning of magical fun!

    Can I add the Easter bunny footprints outside?

    Absolutely! Adding the Easter bunny footprints outside is a fun way to extend the magic beyond your home. However, you’ll need to use something sturdier than flour, as it will blow away easily.

    A great option is washable white spray paint chalk, it creates the same magical effect and can withstand outdoor conditions.

    Simply spray over the template, just as you would with flour indoors. It’s easy to clean up and safe for most surfaces.

    Another idea is to use white craft paint on grass or stone pathways, but make sure it’s washable and eco-friendly.

    Whether leading to the front door or around the garden, these footprints will keep the kids guessing where the Easter bunny hopped next!

    Check out all of our Easter bunny footprint ideas!
    Explore creative ways to use Easter bunny footprints indoors, outdoors, and even as part of scavenger hunts to make your holiday extra special.

    Other free Easter printables for more fun

    Looking for activities to keep everyone entertained this Easter? We’ve got you covered!

    1. For older kids looking for a creative challenge, our funny bunny coloring pages offer intricate designs and amusing themes.
    2. Bring family and friends together with our Easter bingo printable, perfect for adding a fun twist to your holiday gathering.
    3. Test your memory and celebrate the season with our Easter memory game printable.
    4. Create a special memory with an Easter bunny letter free printable.
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    Last Updated on 7 December 2024 by Clare Brown