Dollar Tree Bunny Rope Coasters

Make room on your side table for these sweet and show-stopping Easter bunny coasters made from rope. They’re simple to put together and they’re made using supplies that you can get at the Dollar Tree.

Two bunny coasters made with Dollar Tree white rope and ribbon placed on the top shelf of a wood tiered tray and placed in front of a light gray wall.
These DIY bunny coasters made from rope are a fun and easy Dollar Tree Easter craft.

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Easter Bunny Coasters

Here at Ruffles and Rain Boots, I love all things Easter – the colors go from muted whites, grays, and blues of winter to the pastels and florals of Spring.

Making these bunny coasters and setting them on your side tables is an easy way to add a little color and festive fun. Everyone will be asking where you bought them!

Need to save this for later and come back to it? Save this to a Spring or Easter pin board or share it to your favorite craft group on Facebook. It will be here when you’re ready.

Vertical image showing a full wood and metal tiered tray decorated in pastels and greenery for Easter showing bunny coasters made from rope, farmhouse prayer beads, eggs, and a live simply square sign.
Isn’t this tiered tray for Easter so cute with these bunny coasters? The Dollar Tree is a crafter’s delight.

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Tips For Making These DIY Rope Coasters

  • If this is your first time making rope coasters, go slowly. The center swirl only takes a few minutes but starting it tightly is the key.
  • If you want to make the bunny coaster bigger, add more rope. You can adjust the rope size also to make the bunny coasters bigger or smaller.
  • Raid your ribbon stash and use up any scraps – you don’t have to stick to pastels.
  • If you’d like, make a set and gift these this to hostesses, family, and friends. A small Dollar Tree basket filled with these and a nice beverage would make for a quick and thoughtful gift.

RELATED READING: Dollar Tree Bunny in a Pot Craft (kid-friendly)

Square close up image of two bunny shaped rope coasters made with white rope and Easter ribbon ear insets sitting on top shelf of a wood tiered tray.
If it’s a rainy day, whip up a set of these adorable bunny coasters using just rope, ribbon, and a glue gun.

How to Make Dollar Tree Bunny Coasters with Rope

Below is the step by step for this easy Easter Dollar Tree craft. If you’d like a printable version without images, scroll to the bottom.

First, cut the ribbon so that you have two 4-inch portions. Cut four, 4-inch sections of rope, two for each coaster.

Put glue on the long part of the rope and create a tight coil, working out from the center. Add the glue and keep wrapping the rope around until the base is about 4 inches wide.

Once the coil is made, cut the rope and glue the end onto the outside edge.

Next, form the 4-inch pieces of rope into ear shapes and glue to the back of the coil at the top, leaving a space in between the ears.

Glue the ribbon to the back of the ears so the pattern and color of ribbon show through to the front of the coaster.

Six image collage of the steps to make a rope coaster in a bunny shape for Easter. Roll, size, cut, create ears, and back them with ribbon.

Dollar Tree Rope Bunny Basket

If you want to create another fun project for the holiday, make this Dollar Tree bunny basket. Pick up both the nautical rope and some sisal rope from the same section to complete this one.

Close up of Farmhouse Rope Bunny Basket filled with faux greenery and fabric carrots with a white background on a piece of wood on a white surface.
Everyone will love this adorable rustic rope bunny basket.

More Easter Crafts and Treats

  • Buffalo Check Easter Eggs – These Easter eggs are a fun and simple way to make some neutral farmhouse eggs. I stick them in a dough bowl or tucked into a garland.
  • DIY Clay Pot Carrot Easter Craft – This is a great craft for a rainy day and it doubles as a festive decoration.
  • Easy Easter Fudge – It’s colorful, easy, and always a hit. Whip up a batch of the most adorable fudge.
  • Decoupage Easter Coasters – These adorable coasters are the creation of Vanessa at Tried and True and they couldn’t be any cuter.

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Stacked image of two rope coasters in a bunny shape with pink and gray ears and step by step image instructions with text which reads Easter bunny coaster DIY from ruffles and rain boots.

Easter Bunny Coasters

Square close up image of two bunny shaped rope coasters made with white rope and Easter ribbon ear insets sitting on top shelf of a wood tiered tray.

You can make these adorable DIY bunny coasters from Dollar Tree supplies in about 30 minutes. Grab some rope, ribbon, and your glue gun.

Prep Time 10 minutes
Active Time 15 minutes
Total Time 25 minutes
Difficulty Easy

Materials

  • Nautical Rope ( at least 11 foot, if possible)
  • Ribbon (I used pink and lace burlap)

Tools

  • Hot Glue Gun and Glue sticks

Instructions

  1. First, cut the ribbon so that you have two 4-inch portions. Cut four, 4-inch sections of rope (two for each coaster).
  2. Put glue on the long part of the rope and create a tight coil, working out from the center. Add the glue and keep wrapping the rope around until the base is about 4 inches wide.
  3. Once the coil is made, cut the rope and glue the end onto the outside edge.
  4. Next, form the 4-inch pieces of rope into ear shapes and glue to the back of the coil at the top, leaving a space in between the ears.
  5. Glue the ribbon to the back of the ears so the pattern and color of ribbon show through to the front of the coaster.

Notes

Optional: Use felt or cork to back the coasters. Optional: Decorate a Dollar Tree wood crate and stack these inside to wrangle your rope coasters.

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