How to Draw an Easter Bunny Holding a Big Egg (Easy Step by Step)
This cuddly bunny hugging a giant egg is one of the friendliest Easter drawings to try. It starts with a big egg shape, then adds two tall ears and a round head, a round body with a little tail, and a small arm. Once those are down, the wavy lines on the egg are the fun finishing touch.
- Easy
- 15 minutes
- 8 steps
You need: paper, a pencil, an eraser, and crayons or markers for coloring.
Start drawing
In this article (7 sections)
- How to draw an Easter bunny holding a big egg step by step
- Tips for drawing an Easter bunny holding a big egg
- Free Easter bunny holding a big egg coloring page
- How to color your Easter bunny holding a big egg drawing
- Easter bunny holding a big egg fun fact for kids
- Questions about drawing an Easter bunny holding a big egg
- More easy holiday drawings
How to draw an Easter bunny holding a big egg step by step
How to Draw an Easter Bunny Holding a Big Egg · tinyhandscreate.com
Step 1: Guide shapes
Lightly sketch this oval. It only shows where the big parts go, so press softly. You will erase it at the end.
Step 2: The big egg
Draw a big egg shape on the left side of your paper, with the round end at the bottom and the pointy end at the top. Leave a small gap in the line on the right side, where the bunny will tuck in.
Step 3: Ears and head
Start at the right side of the egg and draw a line up and around to make two tall, bendy ears with a small dip between them. Then curve the line down the right side to make the bunny's round head.
Step 4: Body and tail
From the right side of the head, draw a small notch and then a big curve down to make a round tummy. Finish the bottom with a soft wavy line back to the egg, and add a little loop on the right for the fluffy tail.
Step 5: The hugging arm
Draw a short sideways U shape on the right edge of the egg, like a little sausage with a round end. The two open ends point toward the bunny's tummy.
Step 6: Eyes and mouth
Draw two small round dots for eyes, with a space between them. Then add a tiny curved smile between them, a little lower.
Step 7: Egg stripe
Draw a gently curved line across the top part of the egg, starting at the left edge and ending where the egg meets the bunny's head.
Step 8: Wavy egg patterns
Under the stripe, draw a squiggly wave line across the egg. Then add a second, gentler wavy line below it near the bottom.
All done!
Erase the guide shapes, go over your lines, then color it in.
Finished your Easter bunny holding a big egg? Keep the pencils out and learn how to draw a menorah or how to draw a dreidel next.
Tips for drawing an Easter bunny holding a big egg
- Draw the egg first and let the bunny's head tuck behind it. Stopping the head line where it meets the egg makes the bunny look like it is peeking from behind.
- Make the ears tall and bendy, and not exactly the same. A slightly different shape on each ear makes the bunny look natural and playful.
- For the wavy lines, draw a light pencil line first and then go over it. Try making the waves about the same size, like little hills.
Free Easter bunny holding a big egg coloring page
Want to go straight to coloring? Open this Easter bunny holding a big egg coloring page at full size and print it. It is the same drawing you just learned, with clean lines ready for crayons or markers.
How to color your Easter bunny holding a big egg drawing
Try soft pastel colors like pink and lavender for the egg stripe and wavy lines, and light gray or cream for the bunny. For a creative twist, give the egg a rainbow pattern.
Easter bunny holding a big egg fun fact for kids
A rabbit can turn each of its long ears in different directions, which helps it hear sounds from far away.
Questions about drawing an Easter bunny holding a big egg
What shapes do I need to draw an Easter bunny?
You need a big egg shape, two tall bendy ears joined to a round head, and a round body. A small loop makes the tail, and a short sideways U makes the arm.
How do I make my bunny look cuter?
Keep the eyes small and round with a space between them, and make the smile tiny. Small, dark eyes make bunnies look extra sweet.
How do I draw the wavy lines on the egg?
Start at one edge of the egg and make gentle up and down curves across it. Make a second, gentler wave below the first, near the bottom of the egg.
