Craft

	For a square box, start with a square piece of paper. If you want an oblong box then start with an oblong piece of paper.
	Cut a square out of each corner, each square needs to be the same size. The bigger you make the square the deeper the box will be.
	Punch a hole in each of the corners.
	Fold each side up.
	Thread the pieces of ribbon through the holes and tie bows to join the sides together.
	If you wish, add a handle by gluing a strip of matching paper to the insides of the box.

Download the printable version of the worksheet -  Worksheet – Fold-up Box PDF

These are much easier to make than they look – no tricky folds at all. I have made a tutorial to show all the steps but all you need is a square piece of paper for each member of your bunny family. We will be making lots of these to help Easter Bunny with all those eggs he has to deliver.

To find out how to make these check out the Origami Bunny Tutorial or download the PDF Worksheet – Origami Bunny
Also check out the movie of the origami bunny life story. Have your tissues on hand for the tragic ending.

	Fold a piece of square paper in half diagonally and then fold the triangle in half again, crease and then unfold the last fold.
	Fold up about 1/4 of the long side.
	Bring one side up and line up with the centre fold, crease well.
	Fold the other corner up as well.
	Turn the model over and fold the top part of the diamond shape down.
	Reverse the fold and tuck it in behind.
	Turn it back over and fold the bottom up to make a stand. It will be stiff to fold.
	Turn the bunny back over and draw a face.

Download the printable version of the worksheet. Worksheet – Origami Bunny PDF
Also check out the movie of the origami bunny life story. Have your tissues on hand for the tragic ending.

This can be made any size and for putting all sorts of things in. I have made this one for an Easter bunny to be sitting in waiting for someone to discover him. To make the box start with a square and then cut four equal squares from each corner. Punch holes each corner and then fold the sides up and tie the sides together with ribbon through the holes. If you wish you can also decorate the edges of the box with glitter or some different paper, as I have done. This could easily be made into a basket with a handle attached.

To find out how to make one of these check out the Fold-up Box Tutorial or download the PDF Worksheet – Fold-up Paper Box.