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Zombie Toss: Create A Plants VS Zombies Inspired Halloween Game + Links to FREE Printables!

This year, for some fun this Halloween season, I made this game that me and Lauren played inspired and involving characters from the popular tower defense game "Plants VS Zombies". I call this game "zombie toss", I use a small empty cardboard box to create a zombie head that will be used to toss onto the plant characters. I used small disposable cups as stand of the plant characters. The cups hold prizes inside them that anyone can get from knocking down any of the plant characters. DISCLOSURE:   T his blog and post contains affiliate links. This means I may earn a commission should you chose to sign up for a program or make a purchase using my link. It’s okay – I love all of these companies and you will too! ABOUT THIS GAME I was thinking about Halloween themes for a DIY I could do this year just to enjoy the Halloween season and I remember "Plants VS Zombies", I have been playing this game on the computer in the past and it's one of the games I reall

Thumper Rabbit Inspired Easter Treat Bags | Spring Easter DIY Creativity | Easter Fun

Easter is just around the corner. I was at a school supply store recently and saw this "Bambi" story book, on the cover was Bambi the deer and his friend Thumper the rabbit. I remember this cute adorable rabbit character when I was a kid watching this animated movie. That gave me the inspiration and idea to do a "Thumper" theme Easter treat bag for the kids. 

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I made these treat bags as Easter treats for Lauren and my 2 nieces. I made mine mostly hand made but here I will share ways to create your own quickly and easily, I started planning and creating mine about 2-3 weeks before Easter. I use dark gray and light gray folders in making my treat bags, since I can't find any gray heavy weight paper in any stores near me, it's great that they worked out well for this DIY.  I made 4 rabbit treat bags for Lauren and my nieces.

CREATING THE TREAT BAGS + LINK TO FREE PRINTABLE!

For the treat bag, I use a blank printable gift bag template, Click Here To Check Out Free Printable Gift Bag & Box Templates. I used bag #1, these are small treat bags that is good for storing small treats such as chocolates, candies and other small non candy things. 


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If you choose to store non candy things, you can store about 2 to 3 small things in this bag, something like a key chain, small purse, sharpeners, hair clips and ties, small stickers, small stationery, etc. I had non-candy, Easter related small things and stuff inside the bags that will be useful not just on Easter but anytime after that.

DECORATING YOUR TREAT BAGS + LINK TO FREE PRINTABLES!

Easily create your own unique "thumper rabbit" Easter treat bag using a gray-colored heavy weight paper (such as card stock, vellum board, specialty board or any paper of similar texture).


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HOW TO CREATE RABBIT TREAT BAG

1. Print a blank treat bag template on a gray-colored heavy weight paper, Click Here To Check Out Free Printable Gift Bag & Box Templates. Print bag #1 then cut, fold, and tape together to construct the bags. 

2. Decorate bag with a rabbit at the front, Click Here To Check Out Printable Rabbit Outline Template. Before printing, check printing settings and custom scale "rabbit template" to size 70 to fit the size of the suggested printable treat bag. You may print template on a bond paper first then cut and use as guide to trace on a gray board paper, decorate by adding rabbit details. 

3. Draw ear and feet details, eyes, mouth, nose, chest fur and hands pattern, fold paper to be used on each rabbit part pieces several times creating multiple sections on it.

4. Trace created rabbit part patterns on top of the folded paper you will use for each rabbit pieces. Cut patterns to reveal multiple pieces of rabbit parts in one cutting.

5. Add Easter eggs to your rabbit, Click Here To Check Out Free Easter Egg Templates. Choose the small blank Easter egg template.

6. Make your Easter eggs colorful by printing the blank Easter egg template on a pattern paper. Check out these FREE printable digital pattern papers by clicking on the links below. 




* "Free Diagonal Stripe Digital Scrapbooking Paper" by Free Pretty Things For You


7. Print digital pattern paper of choice, after printing digital papers insert back the printed pattern paper into the printer to print blank Easter egg templates on it. Cut all the colorful eggs.

8. Decorate your rabbit outlines with all the details such as ear shadows, eyes, nose, mouth, chest fur, and hands. Add colorful Easter eggs in the middle just behind the rabbit hands like they are holding the easter eggs.

8. Glue the complete rabbits in front of your treat bags using hot glue to complete your own "thumper rabbit Easter treat bags". Add some Easter treats inside. and tape it close with scotch tape.

THUMPER RABBIT EASTER BAG LABEL + LINK TO PRINTABLE!

I added a label at the back of my bags. I made this "thumper sticker label", Click Here To Check Out Printable "Thumper Rabbit Easter Labels". Print it on a sticker paper, cut stickers and write the name of the child below the "Happy Easter" word as seen in the picture below. Peel off back of sticker and stick at back of treat bags.


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MATERIALS FOR THIS DIY

Shop for materials used in this craft online @ shopee.ph by clicking on the materials highlighted in BOLD below.

treat bag templates (check out link to printable above) white heavy weight papers * gray heavy weight papers (light & dark) * assorted construction papers solid glue stick scissors hot melt glue glue gun small Easter treats (candy or non candy)


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GET A LOW-COST QUALITY PRINTER FOR HOME PRINTING!

Print FREE printables for home DIYs and more! I'm using "HP Ink Tank 115" single function inkjet printer in printing templates and printables, I bought it online at shopee.ph. It is a quality and low-cost printer for home printing that uses tank for the ink. 

It needs a total of 4 ink bottles (CMYK) to refill the tank, you can save even more by refilling with universal ink. Just make sure the ink is compatible with the printer model before deciding on a purchase.

I'D LOVE TO HEAR FROM YOU!

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POST UPDATED: March 2024

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